Wholesale Tiny Biblical Languages

Tiny Biblical Languages invites kids to discover the beauty, history, and wonder of God’s Word through the original languages of Scripture. In this fun, activity-filled workbook, children will learn about the primary languages of the Bible—Hebrew and Greek—and explore how God faithfully preserved His Word throughout history so that we can know Him today. Designed especially for curious young learners, this workbook introduces kids to the story behind Scripture’s composition in a hands-on, engaging way. Children will imagine themselves as ancient scribes carefully copying biblical manuscripts, practice writing letters from the Greek and Hebrew alphabets, and discover how Bible translation helps bring God’s Word to people around the world. Through kid-friendly word studies, creative activities, and thoughtful teaching, children will begin to see that every word of Scripture is purposeful and precious. Rather than viewing the Bible as just another book, kids will grow in awe of Scripture as God’s gift of self-revelation—a trustworthy Word that reveals His character, His promises, and His plan of redemption through Christ! Here's how this workbook is structured: This workbook is structured to introduce kids to the basics of the Bible - it is (God's self-revelation) and how it is God's gift to us. From that solid foundation, kids will move onto understanding how the Bible came to be from the time of oral tradition in the Old Testament to the scribes of the New Testament. When Hebrew and Greek are introduced, kids will be walked step-by-step through how to do a kid-sized word study so that throughout they are excited by the beauty of Scripture! Here's a peek at the table of contents: * What Are Biblical Languages? * Why (And How) Did God Give Us The Bible? * Meet Hebrew: The Language of the Old Testament * Meet Greek: The Language of the New Testament * What Is a Manuscript? * Who Translated the Bible — and How? * Why Are There Different English Translations? * Can I Trust My Bible Today? A God-sized concept in kid-sized language in every lesson: