Catholic Picture Bible : Popular Stories from the Old and New Testaments

New Catholic Picture Bible 978-0-89942-435-4

The New Catholic Picture Bible by Rev. Lawrence G. Lovasik, S.V.D. is a wonderful and highly-acclaimed collection of Bible stories for children. Set in large easy-to-read type, children will learn about key stories from the Bible that are enhanced with beautiful artwork in this fine publication. The Catholic Picture Bible is a true classic and has been a favorite among Catholics for several decades. This title provides summaries and valuable context for 117 important stories from the Bible, 43 stories from the Old Testament and 74 stories from the New Testament. The language is simple and easily understandable. This book makes an excellent gift and is a great educational resource for children seeking to know more about the Word of God. 


Among the features of this book are:

• vibrant full-color illustrations
• presentation page
• durable sewn hardcover binding
• a short caption accompanying each illustration
• a foreword written by the author, Rev. Lawrence G. Lovasik, S.V.D.
• Informative and engaging introductions for both the Old Testament and the New Testament
• maps of the Old Testament World and the New Testament World
• Nihil Obstat and Imprimatur
• Land of the Bible concluding section that contains photographs, explanations, and Scriptural references for the following holy sites:
  • The Star of Bethlehem
  • The Golden Gate
  • Ancient Synagogue at Capernaum
  • The Pool of Siloam
  • The Sacred Stairway
  • The Via Dolorosa
  • The Mount of Olives

Introducing children to Bible stories is a beautiful way to nurture their faith and moral foundation. These stories, rich with lessons about God’s love, compassion, and guidance, offer children a sense of purpose, hope, and a deeper understanding of their relationship with God.
Bible stories are often written in simple yet profound ways, making them relatable and easy for children to understand. Stories like Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, and Jesus feeding the five thousand capture their imagination while teaching important virtues such as courage, trust, kindness, and forgiveness. These narratives help children see how God works in the lives of His people and inspires them to follow His ways.
By learning Bible stories, children also develop a strong moral compass. They begin to grasp concepts of right and wrong, empathy, and the importance of treating others with love and respect. These lessons help shape their character and guide their behavior in daily life.
Bible stories foster a sense of wonder and connection to God. They help children see Him not as distant but as a loving Father who is always present. Sharing these stories during family time, Sunday school, or bedtime builds a foundation of faith that will grow with them, instilling a lifelong trust in God’s plan and promises.
 
The following Old Testament topics and figures are covered in this title:

• The Story of the Creation
• Adam and Eve in Paradise
• Cain and Abel
• Noah's Ark
• The Promise to Abram
• Abraham's Sacrifice
• Jacob and Esau
• Joseph and His Brothers
• Joseph in Potiphar's House
• Joseph's Greatness
• Moses, Prince and Leader
• The Burning Bush
• The Plagues of Egypt
• The Cross of the Red Sea
• The Manna in the Desert
• The Ten Commandments
• Miracles in the Desert
• Rahab and the Two Spies
• The Taking of Jericho
• Joshua Conquers Canaan
• The Devotion of Ruth
• The Strength of Samson
• The Child Samuel
• King Saul
• Saul Disobeys God
• David and Saul 
• David and Goliath
• David Loves Saul
• Saul's Death
• The City of David
• The Death of  Absalom
• King Solomon
• The Temple of Solomon
• Job's Patience
• The Prophet Elijah
• The Prophet Elisha
• The Prophet Jonah
• Isaiah and Jeremiah
• Tobiah and the Angel
• The Bravery of Judith
• Belshazzar's Banquet
• Daniel in the Lions' Den
• The Return to Jerusalem

The following New Testament topics and figures are covered in this title:

• The Annunciation
• The Visitation
• The Birth of Jesus
• The Shepherds
• The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
• Wise Men from the East
• The Flight into Egypt
• Jesus Is Found in the Temple
• The Hidden Life of Jesus
• The Baptism of Jesus
• The Temptation of Jesus
• The Marriage at Cana
• The Sellers in the Temple
• Nicodemus Comes to Jesus
• The Samaritan Woman
• The Great Catch of Fish
• The Ten Lepers
• The Cripple at the Pool
• The Sermon on the Mount
• Jesus Teaches Charity
• The Centurion's Servant
• The Call of Matthew 
• The Rich Man and Lazarus
• The Penitent Woman
• The Widow's Son
• The Daughter of Jairus
• Man with Withered Hand
• Jesus Calms the Storm
• A Possessed Man
• The Beheading of John the Baptist
• Miracle of Loaves and Fish
• Jesus Walks on the Water
• Jesus Preaches from a Boat
• Promise of the Eucharist
• Peter, Head of the Church
• The Transfiguration
• The Temple Dues
• Jesus and Little Children
• Avoiding Scandal
• Mission of the Apostles
• The Good Samaritan
• Jesus with Martha & Mary
• The Adulteress
• The Prodigal Son
• Lazarus Raised from the Dead
• The Pharisee and Publican
• The Blind Man
• The Rich Young Man 
• The Good Shepherd
• Mother of James and John
• Zacchaeus the Publican
• Entry into Jerusalem
• Washing of the Feet
• Institution of the Eucharist
• The High-Priestly Prayer
• The Agony in the Garden
• Judas Betrays Jesus
• Jesus Before Caiaphas
• Peter Denies Jesus
• Jesus Before Pilate
• Jesus Is Scourged
• Behold the Man
• On the Road to Calvary
• Jesus Dies on the Cross
• The Burial
• The Resurrection of Jesus
• The Women at the Tomb
• Jesus Appears to Mary Magdalene
• Jesus Appears to Two Disciples
• Jesus Appears to Apostles
• Unbelieving Thomas
• Peter Receives the Primacy
• The Ascension
• Descent of the Holy Spirit 

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