The Children's Illustrated Bible

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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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Forget boring! Dave Strehler’s The Bible Made Easy – for Kids takes readers both young and old on a fun-filled, informative journey to understand the Bible and apply it to their lives.One version for kids is the New International Readers Version (NIRV). This translation simplifies complex scriptures without diluting the profound truths they contain. Another popular choice is the New King James Version (NKJV), which maintains the poetic flow of the KJV while using modern English, making it easier for middle school and tween readers to grasp. The niv zondervan kids’ study bible is a great choice for older elementary and middle school-aged children, with features that include profiles of key people in the bible, maps, charts, and diagrams. As children get older, they may want to transition to a study bible, which is designed for personal Bible reading and reflection. We also used a children’s dictionary and concordance to help him look up words he didn’t know and find scriptures on topics he was interested in. This is the 3rd Bible I’ve brought my son and I’ve noticed a growing fear and misconception of God the Father as a scary entity that will punish you if you do wrong or if you don’t obey his laws you are in danger. Having to add context to these stories that even confuse long standing adult Christians complicates young children’s understanding and opens up greater possibility for incorrect doctrine as parents may struggle to translate to such a young mind.

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Our choice for kids’ first “real Bible.” Do you want to take your kids on an adventure through the Bible? The bestselling NIV Adventure Biblewill get them excited about God’s Word! Kids will be captivated by the full-color features that make reading Scripture and memorizing their favorite verses engaging and fun. The Gospel remains central to all these children’s versions. Whether it’s the New Testament’s recounting of Jesus’s life or the Old Testament’s tales of faith and perseverance, the essence remains unchanged. Parents can be assured that, whether their child is reading the NIV, ESV, or any other translation, the core message of God’s love and the teachings of Christ come through clearly. It’s important for children to learn these Bible stories, and there are a number of great resources available to help parents do this. Is the NIrV (New International Readers Version) the best Bible translation for children and young readers?The Jesus Storybook Bible and the Complete Illustrated Children’s Bible have been our preferred ones from the list. We have also gotten her a Seek and Find ESV Bible and she has read through the Gospels already. We also just got Bible Stories Every Child Should Know and love it. Simply written (as is all of that series) but beautifully written and illustrated. Reply