This I Know
$17.95
Join a family on an unforgettable road trip and experience the wonder of God’s world. See how all of creation reveals what the Bible tells us: Jesus loves me, this I know…Have you noticed the fingerprints of God in the world around us? The creation tells us about its Creator. Whether it’s…a sunrise reminding us that God makes everything new, a thunderstorm demonstrating God’s power, a snowfall illustrating God’s grace, or nighttime crickets helping us rest in God’s peace, …we see the craftsmanship of God everywhere, shaping our world with His beauty and character. Filled with joyful rhymes, stunning illustrations, adorable animals, hidden Bible verses, and the text of Jesus Loves Me at the very end — families will spend hours with this perfect bedtime book.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781732241848
ISBN10: 1732241848
Clay Anderson | Illustrator: Natalie Merheb
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2020
Publisher: APG Sales and Distribution
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