The Children’s Bible

At the sound of Jehovah’s footsteps in the cool of the day, the man and woman hide among the garden trees. What have they done—and what will follow?

Henry A. Sherman and Charles Foster Kent retell the Bible’s foundational stories in direct, uncluttered English, beginning with a world called into being and a garden planted in Eden. There, Adam and Eve face a command they are tempted to break; beyond the garden, Cain must master the anger that “crouches like a wild beast” at the door. These first choices reach beyond any one life, shaping a story of human frailty, faith, and the search for God’s favor. As the world grows troubled, what hope remains for those who fail—and for those who still seek to do right?

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