The International Children's Bible New Testament is the perfect introduction to the Bible for children who are ready to move on from a picture Bible.
The International Children's Bible is not an adult Bible especially packaged for children. It has specifically been translated directly from the Hebrew and Greek texts into English so that it can be read and understood by children between the ages of 6 and 12.
Content Benefits: With simpler language and extra notes and helps, the ICB New Testament is the perfect introduction to the life and teachings of Jesus for children in Key Stage 2.
Contemporary Translation
Anglicised text, with UK spelling and grammar
Difficult words and expressions are replaced with simple phrases children can easily understand
Short sentences and simple, modern vocabulary
Large, easy to read type in two columns
Simple footnotes explain names, customs and phrases to help children as they read along
95 black and white illustrations interspersed throughout the text
40 pages of colour maps and illustrations of important Bible characters and key events
A dictionary helps explains unfamiliar words and customs with a guide to pronunciation
Page for personal notes
Ideal for primary schools buying Bibles for their school leavers and for Sunday Schools at prize giving, as well as for personal use
Allows Sunday School leaders to teach the Bible in an accessible yet accurate way
Enables children to engage with the Bible for themselves
Ideal for children at Key Stage 2
Binding - Hardback
Pages - 436
Publisher - Authentic Media
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