I had been designing & illustrating for HarperCollins for 9 years when they invited me to pitch for this project in 2013. HarperCollins had already published successful Infographic books like ‘Information is Beautiful’ by David McCandless and were considered industry leaders in this genre, their next step was to produce a Bible in this format! This was an unbelievable moment for me to be invited to pitch because usually, the author pursues the publisher, not the other way round. Informative contributions by respected scholars and best-selling authors including Charles Stanley, Randy Alcorn, and Ed Stetzer

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Discover the rich world of children’s bibles, meticulously crafted for young hearts and minds. Unveil the spiritual treasures in children’s bible, childrens bible, and kid’s bibles. Elevate the spiritual growth of the young with the variety of kids bibles, each designed to resonate with their tender inquisitive nature. Understanding the Importance of Scripture for KidsMatthew M. Whitehead has served as a Faithlife Study Bible contributing editor and Bible Study Magazine contributor. He assisted with the digitization process for the Discoveries in the Judaean Desert series and worked on the Oxford Hebrew Bible project. Matthew holds an MDiv from Northwest Baptist Seminary and is pursuing an MA in biblical studies at Trinity Western University. About the Managing Editors

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The Bible App for Kids is the perfect way to bring the Bible to life for your little ones. With beautiful illustrations and engaging storytelling, kids will love exploring the Bible with this app. Plus, with the connect feature, they can share their favorite stories with friends and family. If you are a YouVersion family this will be perfect. You can also switch languages The audience can, if they choose, follow some of the lines from prophecy to fulfillment; however, as it’s a bound book, that’s not the main purpose of the infographic. It was designed to show there are connections and the beautiful pattern those connections weave. To understand their messages correctly, you need to understand their historical context, and to help you do that, I created a chart that will help you see what prophets preached when.Bio: Conceptual designer, illustrator, and lover of all things paper and ink, Karen Sawrey is passionate about engaging a visual generation with creative ways to see and digest information. Karen has over 20 years experience stretching across a wide range of media, including top magazines, global charities, and publishers, including HarperCollins, Hodder & Stoughton, and Penguin Random House. Having worked in central London, she now continues to flourish as a creative among the Northern Hills, still loving paper, people, and life to the full.

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Karen Sawrey: Wow, I’m so thankful for everyone involved in creating Bible Gateway. It’s such an incredible tool; one which I regularly use and love. I especially appreciate the ability to compare different translations at the same time. It was a difficult process proving hard to get off the ground, the result of which was HarperCollins asking me to consider taking on the project as a single author. As the revelation of the task before me increased so did the team, it grew from 3 to 7 and at the final count in 2018, 57 people had been involved in making this book possible (see pp 216-217).There is no one right answer to this question since every child is unique and will therefore have different reading levels. Choose a bible translation that is appropriate for your child’s elementary school reading level. This will ensure that they are able to understand and enjoy the scriptures without becoming frustrated. Choose a children’s Bible with attractive illustrations for any deficit a child may have in reading in the early years of personal Bible study. Readers Ideas on Children’s Story Bibles for Kids David Bomar is the editor-in-chief of Bible Study Magazine. He holds a BA in English and a BA in American Studies, and worked as a professional journalist for 15 years. He is also an MA Candidate in Biblical Studies. Douglas Mangum is an academic editor at Lexham Press. He holds a PhD in Hebrew from the University of Free State and holds a Master of Arts in Hebrew and Semitic Studies from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He is an associate editor of the Lexham Bible Dictionary, editor of the Lexham Methods Series, and a regular Bible Study Magazine contributor. Whatever type of Bible you choose for your child, make sure that you read it together regularly and talk about what you’re learning.

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In today’s digital age, there’s a renewed interest in tangible, kid-friendly Christian bibles for young learners. Parents and educators recognize the importance of introducing biblical stories to children in ways that are both engaging and easy to understand. This commitment is evident with the plethora of options available for parents, from the classic King James Version (KJV) to more contemporary translations suitable for young readers. Children are able to begin reading full translations of the Bible once they possess the necessary capability to comprehend and accurately interpret its content. Matt Chandler Between running the kids to soccer practice, trying to finish up projects at work and home, and visiting with a friend who really needs a listening ear, it’s hard for women to find time for in-depth, life-changing Bible study. How do we keep our wells full of His word? Thank God for the Faithlife Study Bible. What a resource . . . everything you need right at your fingertips, and it’s FREE! What a gift Logos has given women around the world! That looked like volunteers doing my cleaning, shopping and sometimes cooking for me while my bottom was firmly fixed to my studio seat! But most importantly the project was supported with prayer. (see p218)

Helpful overview articles give a bird’s-eye view of the books of the Bible, noting the type of literature and key themes of each book.