Children\'s books are almost always picture books.
Each picture illustration taken from the people and events of the Old Testament is a priceless masterpiece..
In the third section of the book, we look at what the New Testament teaches about the person of Jesus Christ and about God\'s plan of salvation for the world.
We will see why this may very well be true.
It has been said that for every New Testament principle, there is an Old Testament illustration.
In the second section of the book, we look at various New Testament doctrines and then turn to the people and events of the Old Testament for picture illustrations that clarify the teaching.
We discover in this section how light, darkness, water, thirst, sowing, reaping, and fire are picture illustrations designed to help us know our creator and better understand His purpose for our lives.
What is visible to us in the material realm explains the invisible.
Many of the elements of creation were intended by God, not only to make physical life possible and sustainable but also to speak to us about spiritual reality.
In the first section of the book, we look at pictures developed by God from the material realm.
These pictures have been graciously provided not only to hold our interest as His Word is being taught but, more importantly, to also simplify what might otherwise be a complex and complicated passage of Scripture.
Knowing how helpful and useful picture illustrations are in the learning process, He has provided us with hundreds of them.
God is continually engaged in the lifelong process of teaching His children.
The pictures not only help to hold their interest, but they can also simplify what might otherwise be a complex and complicated narrative.
When there is any uncertainty or confusion regarding the story line, children can look at the pictures for clarification.
Children\'s books are almost always picture books
