CCSB:Table of Contents
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Christ in Children's Stories of the Bible ->Table of Contents
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- CCSB:Template
- Title page
- Creation
- Adam and Eve
- Cain and Able
- Noah
- Tower of Babel
- Abraham's Covenant
- Jacob steals promise
- Jacob's ladder
- {[Leah and Rachel[[
- Jacob works for Laban
- CCSB:Jacob wrestles with an angel
- CCSB:Joseph colorful coat
- CCSB:Joseph interprets dreams
- CCSB:Joseph king's dreams, saves his family
- Baby Moses
- CCSB:Bricks with straw, staff and Aaron
- Moses and the burning bush
- CCSB:Plagues, Passover
- CCSB:Parting the sea pillars
- CCSB:Commandments, golden calf
- Moses, the rock and the manna
- CCSB:Spies
- Jericho
- CCSB:Gideon and the fleece, lamps in vessels, drinking water
- CCSB:Samson
- Eli and Samuel
- David and Goliath
- CCSB:Saul, Jonathan and David
- CCSB:Bathsheba
- CCSB:Solomon wisdom, baby
- CCSB:Nebachedezzar
- CCSB:Nehemiah building the wall
- Ester
- CCSB:Ruth
- CCSB:Elijah, stopped the rain, caref or the widow, called fire from heaven, into heaven
- CCSB:Daniel lion's den
- CCSB:Shadrach
- CCSB:400 years silence
- John the Baptist born
- Elizabeth
- Jesus is Born
- Boy Jesus found in the temple
- Water into wine
- CCSB:Temptation of Jesus
- CCSB:Cleansing temple
- CCSB:Recruiting disciples
- CCSB:Jesus's baptism
- Eye of the needle
- Nicodemas
- CCSB:Sermnon mount
- CCSB:Beatitudes
- CCSB:Cast demons into pigs
- CCSB:Lazarus
- CCSB:Zaccheaus
- Jesus calms the storm
- Widow's offering
- CCSB:Bread and fish
- CCSB:Children come to Jesus
- CSSB:Healing the leper
- CCSB:Woman at the well
- CCSB:Cripple at the pool
- CCSB:Lowered the cripple
- CCSB:Healing the blind man
- CCSB:Mary, Martha
- CCSB:Last supper
- Lost sheep
- Healing the girl and woman
- Walking on water
- Ten virgins
- Mary and Martha
- Crucifixion
- CCSB:Gethsemane
- CCSB:Cock crowing
- Resurrection
Remind the students of stories they have heard before,
consider the symbols that we know from previous studies,
and identify things that look like Christ,
define observed patterns
validate our observation by the meaning of the words used.
