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Who is a sinner? Who is a saint? Which one are you? You will find answers to these questions.
Throughout the book, scripture passages for further study and references are provided with most of the poems furthering personal questions and reflections on one's faith; they allow one to mature oneself in faith realm and to share it with others.
Matthew 13:31-32
The Parable of the Mustard Seed
Jesus gave them another parable and said, “The kingdom of heaven can be compared to a grain of mustard seed that a man took and planted in his field.”
“It is the smallest of seeds; but when it is grown it is one of the largest trees even, so the birds of the air come and build nests and lodge in its branches.”
The Ten Virgins! Be Ready!
Matthew 25:1-13
Jesus gave a parable to the disciples and said, “The kingdom of heaven can be compared to ten virgins that took their lamps in the night and went out to meet their groom.”
“Five of them were wise and the other five were foolish.”
“The five foolish ones took their lamps, but no oil was in any of them.”
“However, the five wise virgins all had oil in their lamps.”
“The groom delayed his arrival, so they all slept.”
“When it was midnight there was a shout made, the groom is coming! Go out and meet him!”
“All ten virgins got up with their lamps in their hands.”
“But then the five foolish virgins realized they had no oil in their lamps, and they said to the five wise virgins, please give us some of your oil because we have none in our lamps.”
“But the five wise virgins replied, no, we can’t give you any oil because it won’t be enough for both of us. Go to those shops that sell oil and buy for yourself.”
The Rich Man and Lazarus
Luke 16: 19-31
A parable Jesus gave to them. “There was a rich man who was clothed in purple and beautiful clothes, and he lived lavishly every day.”
“There was also a beggar by the name of Lazarus who sat at his gate each day and his body had a lot of sores.”
“And Lazarus wanted to eat the crumbs from the rich man’s table, but then the dogs came and licked his sores.”
“Some time had passed and both Lazarus and the rich man died. Lazarus was taken into Abraham’s arms and the rich man was taken into the fiery furnace of hell.”
“And the rich man was tormented in hell, and he looked up and saw Lazarus and Abraham a good distance away.”
“And he shouted and said, Father Abraham, please have mercy and be kind to me, and send Lazarus so that he can dip his finger in a little water and cool my tongue; for I am being tormented in these flames.”
“Abraham replied to him, Son remember in your lifetime you had only good and nice things but Lazarus only bad and evil things. Now he is in comfort, but you are tormented in these flames.”
“Moreover, there is a fixed barrier between us. Even if we could help you, we wouldn’t be able to cross.”
“The rich man said to Father Abraham, could you at least send him to my house?”
“I have five brothers there so that he can warn them about this place of torment so that they will not end up here.”
“But Father Abraham replied, They have Moses and the other prophets let your brothers hear them.”
Listen to some of Jesus' most renowned parables in this book.
A particular lawyer came to Jesus having the desire to tempt him and said, “Teacher, what should I do to have everlasting life?”
Jesus replied, “What does the Law state? What is written in it?”
The lawyer answered, “Love the Lord God with all your heart, mind, soul, and strength. Also, love your neighbor as yourself.”
When Jesus heard this, he said, “You have stated correctly. Do this and you will live.”
The lawyer wanted to know more so he asked, “Lord, who is my neighbour?”
Then Jesus gave to him a parable and said, “A man was travelling from Jerusalem to Jericho, and on his way, he met upon thieves who took his clothes, and injured him badly; and went away leaving him for dead.”
“And along the way by chance came down that same road a priest, and when he saw the badly injured man he walked over by the other side.”
Luke 15: 11-31
The Prodigal Son
Jesus gave them a parable and said, “A man had two sons.”
“The younger son said to his father, Father, give me my inheritance from now.”
“The father gave his two sons their inheritance.”
“Some days later, the younger son packed his bags and went out of the country into another far country and there he spent his money foolishly.”
“Now when he had spent all his money in that same country came a great famine.”
“When this happened, he then began to be in need. He went and stayed with a citizen of that country, and he sent him out to work on the pig farm. He fed the pigs.”
“And he ate the food that was for the pigs because no one gave him anything to eat.”
“Then one day, he looked into himself and said, why am I here? How many of my father’s servants have enough bread to eat and I am here starving.”
“I will get up and go back home to my father and say, I am sorry, and I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy to be called your son but please make me a hired worker.”
The Rich Fool
Luke 12:13-21
One who was in the crowds came to Jesus and said, “Teacher, speak to my brother so that he will share the inheritance with me.”
And Jesus replied, “Who made me a judge or ruler over your inheritance?'
Jesus then said, “Be aware of covetousness. You must know that a man’s life does not consist of the number of possessions he has.”
What is Pentecost?
Pentecost originally is a Jewish feast that means “Fiftieth.” It is celebrated on the fiftieth day after the Feast of Weeks or First Fruits.
Today Pentecost is celebrated both by Jewish and Christian people. Pentecost to Christians worldwide was when the Holy Spirit was given to the disciples. This is known today as “the Day of Pentecost.”
This is the account of the first Pentecost where the Holy Spirit was given.
Nos enfants sont des cadeaux précieux que Dieu nous a offert. Il nous confie leur soin et leur éducation. Une part essentielle de notre responsabilité en tant que parents est d'introduire et d'expliquer à nos enfants, dès leur plus jeune âge, qui est Dieu, afin qu'ils puissent acquérir une vision du monde saine et consciente de Dieu, ainsi que l'amour de Dieu. Chaque famille devrait consacrer du temps à développer et renforcer les connaissances de ses enfants et leur lien avec Dieu afin de nourrir leur âme. Il viendra un moment où votre enfant manifestera une curiosité naturelle pour son existence, et il vous posera des questions sur Dieu.
Une des approches les plus amusantes pour initier nos enfants à Dieu est de leur lire des récits et de les encourager à lire. Le livre pour enfants Apprendre à connaître et à aimer Dieu - Initier les enfants de toutes confessions à Dieu introduit et explique Dieu aux enfants d'une manière qu'ils peuvent appréhender. Il explique avec amour à vos enfants qui est Dieu et leur fait découvrir Ses attributs d'une manière ludique, intéressante et engageante. Chaque page de ce livre spirituel pour enfants introduit un concept avec des illustrations riches et colorées que vos enfants comprendront et apprécieront !
Bien que The Sincere Seeker soit une organisation islamique, ce livre s'adresse aux enfants et aux familles de toutes les confessions, y compris les chrétiens, les catholiques, les musulmans et les juifs, puisqu'il aborde les concepts de Dieu auxquels toutes les religions abrahamiques fondamentales croient. Même les familles agnostiques et athées peuvent tirer profit des notions présentées dans ce livre pour enfants sur Dieu
Nuestros hijos son regalos preciosos que nos ha dado Dios. Él nos confía su cuidado y crianza. Una parte esencial de nuestra responsabilidad como padres es presentar y explicar a nuestros hijos a una edad temprana quién es Dios para que puedan desarrollar una cosmovisión saludable y consciente de Dios y amor por Dios. Cada hogar debe reservar un tiempo para construir y hacer crecer el conocimiento y la conexión de sus hijos con Dios para nutrir sus almas. Llegará el momento en que su hijo se volverá naturalmente curioso acerca de su existencia, y le preguntarán por Dios.
Una manera divertida de presentar Dios a nuestros hijos es leyéndoles y animándolos a leer. El libro infantil Conociendo y amando a Dios — Presentando a Dios a los hijos de todas las religiones introduce y explica a Dios a los niños de una manera que pueden entender. Con amor les enseña a sus hijos quién es Dios y les presenta Sus Atributos de una manera divertida, atractiva y cautivadora. ¡Cada página de este libro espiritual para niños introduce un concepto con ilustraciones encantadoras y coloridas que tus hijos entenderán y apreciarán!
Si bien El Sincero Buscador es una organización islámica, este libro habla a niños y familias de todas las religiones, incluidos cristianos, católicos, musulmanes y judíos, ya que enseña los conceptos de Dios que todas las religiones abrahámicas primarias creen. Incluso las familias agnósticas y ateas pueden beneficiarse de las ideas presentadas en este libro infantil sobre Dios.
Book Three in the Tree Street Kids Series
If getting tackled is the best way to make new friends, that’s okay with Jack. After all, starting fifth grade at a new school is even rougher than pee wee football. But how can he join the Lions and help Ellison build the Most Epic Bookmobile Bike Ever? Jack devises the perfect game plan–until he fumbles it with the most epic bike crash ever and a game day disaster.
Book four in the Tree Street Kids series: Something fishy is going on in Crooked Creek Woods. Does it have anything to do with the weird lights coming from Ruthie’s neighbor’s yard? Or are the kids’ imaginations running away with them? After all, Jack and Ellison have been hard at work writing a mystery. The Tree Street Kids decide to investigate. Not only do they discover what’s been hidden for centuries in the woods, they also learn about placing their trust in the adults who love and care for them . . . but not before placing themselves in peril.
