The Children's Illustrated Bible

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This is the 3rd Bible I’ve brought my son and I’ve noticed a growing fear and misconception of God the Father as a scary entity that will punish you if you do wrong or if you don’t obey his laws you are in danger. Having to add context to these stories that even confuse long standing adult Christians complicates young children’s understanding and opens up greater possibility for incorrect doctrine as parents may struggle to translate to such a young mind. One version for kids is the New International Readers Version (NIRV). This translation simplifies complex scriptures without diluting the profound truths they contain. Another popular choice is the New King James Version (NKJV), which maintains the poetic flow of the KJV while using modern English, making it easier for middle school and tween readers to grasp.

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As children get older, they may want to transition to a study bible, which is designed for personal Bible reading and reflection. Another great offering from Zondervan. This study Bible for kids includes a spectacular full-color interior featuring over 700 illustrations, including photos, infographics, and maps, that visually present critical Bible information. TheNIV Kids’ Visual Study Bible, for ages 8 to 12, brings the Bible to life in four-color illustrated splendor. In addition to the over 700 full-color visuals, this Bible features essential facts and study notes near the relevant verse that make this Bible one kids will want to explore!

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Homeschooling parents and Christian educators lean heavily on resources from Lifeway and Sally Lloyd-Jones. Their materials bridge the gap between the scripture’s richness and a child’s budding comprehension. These resources often include puzzles, visual bible depictions, and even keepsake versions that children can treasure for years. From the story of God and creation to the Lord's prayer, these illustrated bible stories are re-told with stunning watercolours from acclaimed illustrator Diana Mayo.

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However, it’s not just about the text. Illustrations play a pivotal role in children’s bibles. Zondervan Publishing, for instance, has produced a range of storybooks and bibles adorned with visual learning elements like infographics, maps, and connect-the-dots activities. These visual aids help children connect biblical stories to their own lives, transforming these tales from distant history to relatable lessons.Our Take: This one will become a classic and introduce a whole new generation to the joy of God’s Word. It’s on my Christmas shopping list. It’s like a complete Sunday School Curriculum in one story Bible. As he got older, we transitioned to a study bible, which helped him understand the Bible in a deeper way and learn how to find specific scriptures on his own.

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Whatever type of Bible you choose for your child, make sure that you read it together regularly and talk about what you’re learning. You can freely license our resources under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. The Bible App for Kids is the perfect way to bring the Bible to life for your little ones. With beautiful illustrations and engaging storytelling, kids will love exploring the Bible with this app. Plus, with the connect feature, they can share their favorite stories with friends and family. If you are a YouVersion family this will be perfect. You can also switch languagesThe NIrV is not the only good kids Bible translation, but it is a good choice for elementary school students. The NIrV is translated from the original languages of the Bible and it’s easy to read. It has a reading level of grade 3-5, making it perfect for early elementary school students. Another good kids Bible translation is the New King James Version (NKJV), which has a reading level of grade 6-8. Which bible translation is right for my child’s reading level?