Bible Beginnings: Precious In His Sight

Product Description

Precious in His Sight: New Testament Lessons for Little Listeners, is designed for the preschool student. What makes this book unique?

Bible Stories teach children about God.
Guided Prayer Thoughts help each child learn how to talk with God.
Bible Words to Remember encourages children to store God's Word in their hearts.
Questions help the student build a solid foundation of Bible knowledge and understanding.
Praise Hymns help children learn songs they can use to praise the Lord.
Virtue Lessons teach application of God's Word to your child's life.

Softcover, spiralbound.

Product Information

Format: Paperback
Vendor: Explorer's Bible Study
Dimensions: 11 X 8.5 (inches)
ISBN: 188901530X

ISBN-13: 9781889015309
Availability: In Stock
Series: Explorer's Bible Study

Product Reviews

Bible Beginnings: Precious In His Sight 4 5 3 3

Love it! I like this study for my daughter. It has been the easiest way to study Gods word where she seems to be retaining most of it. August 30, 2011

I am a homeschooling mother with an MDiv background. I used this text with my 6 yo and previously used the OT Beginnings text last year for kindergarten Bible lessons. I was not pleased with this text because it does not provide specific scripture readings to go with the stories. It spends too much time on the birth of Christ and not enough on the life and teachings of Christ and the apostles. Some of the "stories" teach things which are contradictory to the passages they are supposedly teaching from. It needed significant adaptation to make it palatable. Positive points are that it approaches scripture from the evangelical tradition and tries to give an overview study of the NT with an emphasis on the life of Christ. Frequently it gives admonition for the child to place their trust in Christ for salvation without using technical jargon. April 21, 2010

I like this book. The lessons are short enough to hold my 4 year old's attention during homeschooling. My biggest complaint is that there are too many questions after each lessons and sometimes they are far too hard for him. September 26, 2008