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Bible Stories From The Old Testament [electronic resource]

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by Katherine Whaley Familiar and not-so-familiar Bible stories by an engaging storyteller in a style guaranteed to delight and inform. Includes stories about Abraham, Cain and Abel, Jacob and David, Moses and the Exodus, Judges, Saul, and Solomon. ISBN 1-885288-12-3 Trade Paperback

Title Bible Stories From The Old Testament [electronic resource] : stories that uplift, educate, and inspire
Publisher Fayetteville : PREP Publishing
Creation Date 1998
Notes Description based upon print version of record.
English
Content CONTENTS
FOREWORD
PREFACE
BEGINNINGS
ABRAHAM STORIES
JACOB AND JOSEPH STORIES
MOSES, JOSHUA, AND THE EXODUS
JUDGES AND OTHER TRIBAL TALES
THE REIGN OF SAUL
REIGNS OF DAVID AND SOLOMON
INDEX
READER'S GUIDE
Series Judeo-Christian Ethics Series
Extent 1 online resource (272 p.)
Language English
National Library system number 997010714004905171
MARC RECORDS
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