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Слово "евангелие" на греческом языке означает "радостная весть". Так называл свое учение Сам Спаситель. Евангелие - это радостное известие о спасении людей от греха и смерти, принесенное в мир Сыном Божиим Господом нашим Иисусом Христом.

Joshua may be well known for fighting the battle of Jericho, but this mighty warrior was a man who was faithful to God, too. In this delightful retelling of the classic bible tale, told in the spirit of the countless storytellers who’ve enthralled audiences young and old with their dramatic retellings through the centuries, we journey with Joshua as he fights many battles and leads the children of Israel into the land promised to them by God.

Для каждого христианина Библия - это книга книг, "Вечная книга", вершина всего, что было создано когда-то и еще будет создано в будущем самыми великими умами человечества. Она остается самой читаемой книгой в мире. В переводе она существует почти на семистах языках и диалектах.

Joseph shows himself as God's loyal leader as a young man in Israel with his family and then in his life in Egypt. He suffers in so many situations. However, he loves God, and he knows God is with him. Joseph does what is right in God's eyes, and God gives him many good things in return. He proves himself to be God's loyal leader. This book will inspire young boys and girls everywhere to be good leaders for God.

Abraham, the father of a great nation, demonstrates his love for God through many adventures. Travel with him, as he leads his family and his people, even to the point of standing ready to give up the life of his own son to honor God. Recall the fate that awaits the wife of Lot, Abraham’s nephew, as she looks back to see her beloved city of Sodom burned to cinders. Marvel, as Abraham’s wide Sarah finally bears a child, and spare a tear for her slave girl Hagar, as she flees in terror from her tormenting mistress.

A handsome young shepherd boy seems an unlikely choice for one who will one day become king of Israel. Yet, talented, wise, and brave, God’s chosen son David rises to be a worthy ruler, killing a giant, and dealing gently with a wayward king along the way. Follow his many adventures and strange path to fame in this, one of the best-loved among bible stories. This delightful retelling of the classic bible tale is told in the spirit of the countless storytellers who have enthralled audiences young and old throughout the centuries.

When he is crowned king of Israel as heir to the beloved King David, Solomon prays to God to give him wisdom, fearing that his youth and inexperience make him unready to rule over a mighty nation. God blesses Solomon with wisdom and many riches too, while the now famous king sets about building the imposing temple for his Lord that his father David had never seen completed. Yet soon, Solomon’s love for luxury gets the better of him, and the glorious future that seemed destined for both the king and his people can no longer be assured.

Poor Job – the faithful man, who loses nearly everything, except for his trust to do right before God. Losing his family and his livestock, and stricken by a terrible disease, all seems hopeless for this once celebrated man. Friends come to give their advice and support, yet it takes the voice of God to challenge Job, bringing him back to the life of happiness and richness that he once enjoyed.

Together with three trusted friends, Daniel is taken into service in the court of the wicked King Nebuchadnezzar. When the king threatens to kill all sages and magicians in his kingdom following the failure of their kind to tell him what he had dreamed, Daniel bravely offers to face the king. Through some fancy footwork and close listening to God, Daniel wins over the king and rises to high office, while attracting the jealousy of others who are commanded to serve under him. A devious plot sees Daniel condemned to die in a den of lions. Will God save him from his terrifying prospect?

God tells Jonah to warn the wicked people of the powerful city of Nineveh to change their ways. Fearing that what his Lord has asked him to do is beyond his strength, Jonah runs away. Arriving at a busy harbor, he is taken on board a ship that’s making ready to sail to a distant land. Yet, a terrifying storm, and a tumbling into the deep, dark waters of a violent sea await this cowardly traveler. Can Jonah survive the perils that befall him, or will God work a miracle that allows Jonah a second chance to go where God wants him to be?

A beautiful orphan who becomes a queen, Esther risks her life out of her faithfulness to God and her people. Yet her bravery challenges the cunning of one of the most feared men in the kingdom. Will it be her head or his that ends up on top of a pole? This delightful retelling of the classic bible tale is told in the spirit of the countless storytellers who have enthralled audiences young and old throughout the centuries.

The displays of strength of the fearless judge Samson amaze all who meet him, yet his enemies become ever more desperate to discover the secret of this mighty man of God’s power. Will they succeed, or will they themselves be crushed by the might and faith of the man who they plot to kill? In this colorful tale of intrigue, scheming, and double-crossing, there are adventures aplenty to enjoy – and too, important lessons to be learned.

Did you ever read the story where the ravens fed Elijah? Birds don't know how to feed humans. Were they supposed to feed Elijah like a mother bird feeds her babies in the nest? Imagine a raven feeding you. Would you lie down so the raven could reach your mouth? Would you stick out your tongue so the raven could place some yummy worms on it? Six Lessons on Feeding a Human tells how an angel taught Mr. and Mrs. Raven and their son Wesley to feed Elijah.

Die biblischen Geschichten von den Königen Israels und Judas wurden kindgerecht aufbereitet und von bekannten Sprechern (Barbara Sewien und Elmar Gunsch) spannend vorgetragen. Für Mädchen und Jungen ab 4 Jahren ist das der perfekte Begleiter für kleine und große Reisen.

Kindgerecht aufbereitet und von professionellen Sprechern (Barbara Sewien und Elmar Gunsch) spannend vorgetragen. Die biblischen Geschichten sind in kleine, kindverträgliche Einheiten aufgeteilt und eignen sich zum Anhören für Jungen und Mädchen ab 4 Jahren. So werden die Kinder in die Welt des Alten Testamentes mit hineingenommen. Die Kinderbibel als Hörbuch, ideal auch für unterwegs.

Die biblischen Bücher Josua bis Rut sind kindgerecht aufbereitet und von bekannten Sprechern (Barbara Sewien und Elmar Gunsch) spannend vorgetragen. Die fesselnden Bibelgeschichten sind in klare Einheiten aufgeteilt und eignen sich zum Anhören für Mädchen und Jungen ab 4 Jahren. Der optimale Begleiter für kurze und lange Reisen!

Der dritte Teil der Kinderbibelreihe: "Der Auszug aus Ägypten". Kinderhörbuch, gelesen von den Schauspielern Elmar Gunsch und Barbara Sewien. Die biblische Geschichte vom Auszug aus Ägypten ist kindgerecht geschrieben und gesprochen und eignet sich so optimal für alle Kinder ab 4 Jahren!

Endlich gibt es die schönsten Erzählungen aus dem Alten & Neuen Testament zusammengefasst. Die Folgen der Kinderbibel sind wunderbar durch den bekannten TV- und Radiomoderator Elmar Gunsch, sowie die bekannte Sprecherin Barbara Sewien, vorgetragen. Spannend und kindgerecht. Eine wunderbare Sammlung um Kindern einen Einstieg in die Bibel zu ermöglichen. Teil sieben umfasst die Geschehnisse von Jesu Geburt bis zu den wundersamen Ereignissen bei der Hochzeit in Kana.

Die Geschichten von Elia bis Ester wurden kindgerecht aufbereitet und von professionellen Sprechern (Barbara Sewien und Elmar Gunsch) spannend vorgetragen. Die biblischen Geschichten sind in kleine, kindverträgliche Einheiten aufgeteilt und eignen sich zum Anhören für Jungen und Mädchen ab 4 Jahren. So werden die Kinder in die Welt des Alten Testamentes mit hineingenommen. Die Kinderbibel als Hörbuch, ideal auch für unterwegs.

Der Gott des Alten Testaments ist stolz und fürsorglich, aber auch zornig und temperamentvoll. Nachdem er die Menschen erschaffen hatte, vertrieb er sie aus dem Paradies - später wollte er mit ihnen nichts mehr zu tun haben, aber Noah rette er. Wenn die Israeliten, sein Lieblingsvolk, in Bedrängnis waren, kümmerte er sich um sie, doch er bestrafte sie auch. Wie war das mit David und Goliat? Warum wurde Josef noch mal nach Ägypten verschleppt?