This is the letter where Paul tells you what actually happened to him.The first letter to Corinth told them to stop arguing. This one is much more personal, and much harder. Paul had been having a genuinely terrible time, and he says so - and then he tells them what he found out in the middle of it, which turned out to be the most useful thing he ever learned.Told for ages 3 to 8 across one long journey, where the weather starts under heavy cloud and clears page by page until the last road is all gold.- A man on a wet road who is tired, and upright, and still going- The night his friends lowered him down a city wall in a laundry basket- A dry blanket and a hot drink, and then passing exactly that on to somebody else- A cheap chipped clay pot with something priceless shining out of the top of it- The smallest, most tired person in the picture holding the biggest one up- A friend appearing over the hill on the worst possible week- Handled gently all the way through, with nothing frightening on any page- 2 Corinthians 12:9 in the King James Version, to learn together- Three questions, words to know, a short prayer, and a Read It Yourself page for ages 8 to 12Written for ages 3 to 8, with a Read It Yourself page for ages 8 to 12. Book 47 of 66 in KJV Bible Adventures for Kids, one picture book for every book of the Bible, in order.From Guy Charlie Books, a small, veteran-owned publisher.
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