Today we are going to show you some children’s Bible stories that you can read to your children at home, teaching them the Scriptures and teaching them about obedience, respect, faith and courage.
For a topic that can complement this reading, see this link on how to use the Bible with children.
You can find Bible stories for children here.
Often we want to talk about the Bible with the little ones, but we hold back because we think that the Bible is too complicated for children.
that the Bible is too complicated for children, but this is not the case, there are many stories in the Holy Scriptures
that are perfectly suitable to be told to children of all ages and that can teach them different lessons, such as obedience, obedience to God, obedience to God, obedience to God, obedience to God, obedience to God, obedience to God.
different lessons, such as obedience, courage, faith and many other things, which are useful for children because they instil values in them.
Children because they teach moral and family values.
That is why we have taken the time to choose the ones that have given the best results for the children and the ones that we have liked the most.
and those that they liked the most, so that you can tell them to your children and teach them the Word of God,
so that when they grow up they can’t turn away from it.
Another thing that might interest you is that it is the Bible for primary school children and the development of this article can be found at this link.
You can find it at this link.
Telling your little ones stories about the Bible will lead them to use their imagination, so that they go beyond reading.
so that they can go beyond reading and become more creative and resourceful children.
Jonah’s disobedience
Today I’m going to tell you the story of a man who was a prophet of God, and his job was to tell people about the things God had foreseen for them.
About the things God had planned for them.
These children’s stories from the Bible can be adapted to suit any age of your children.
One day this man was told by the Lord to go to a city called Nineveh and proclaim that it was going to be destroyed.
But Jonah went to another place called Tarsus, only to disobey God’s voice,
He paid for passage on a ship so that he could be far from the presence of the Almighty.
What Jonah didn’t count on, I don’t know if it was because he was playing dumb, was that God was going to unleash a tremendous storm in the middle of the sea where he was travelling.
The sea in which the ship he was on was moving, the storm was so strong that the sailors began to scream and shout, and the storm was so strong that the
The storm was so great that the sailors began to shout and cry out to God for help, and they began to throw everything they had in the ship overboard.
everything they had in the ship overboard, trying to take cargo off the ship. Meanwhile, Jonah had fallen fast asleep in the
Jonah had fallen asleep in the hold (he was not even aware of all the disaster that was happening), when the disaster that was happening
when the captain of the ship noticed that one of God’s prophets was sleeping like a dormouse, he woke him up and asked him to pray.
and also sleeping like a dormouse, he wakes him up and asks him to pray for the Lord to calm him down.
Pray that the Lord will calm the storm.
Another story you can tell the children is who David was in the Bible, if you go to the link you will find out.
Then Jonah went up on deck and the sailors cast lots to see whose fault it was that they were going through all this, and it turned out that luck was with Jonah.
And it turned out that the luck was with Jonah.
Then all the sailors looked at him in amazement and asked him why all this was happening to them, where he was from.
He told them that he was a Jew and that his God was nothing more or less than the One who had created heaven and earth.
This caused them great fear, because at that moment they realised that Jonah was a Jew.
that Jonah was trying to escape from their God, and that their God had found him and had put him in the boat, which is why they had put him in the boat.
and in the boat, and therefore they would all perish because of Jonah.
The men became desperate and began to row to see if they could reach the shore, but their efforts were in vain, for the sea was getting higher and higher.
but their efforts were in vain, for the sea was getting rougher and rougher, so, seeing themselves lost, they prayed to God and begged him not to kill them.
They prayed to God and begged him not to kill them because of Jonah, and they threw him into the sea.
Jonah touched the sea and it became calm.
When these men saw all that had happened, they feared God greatly, because they
saw all that he was able to do, and they made promises to God.
When these men saw all that God was able to do, they feared God and made promises to God.
Meanwhile Jonah was sinking to the bottom of the sea, but God didn’t want to destroy him, he just wanted to teach him obedience.
So he sent a very, very big fish to swallow him up.
And Jonah was in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights, and Jonah prayed to God.
repenting of his disobedience and praising him while he was in the belly of the fish.
Then God heard Jonah’s prayer and commanded the fish to spit him out, and the great fish spat him up on the seashore.
on the seashore.
Then Jonah went to Nineveh and preached all that the Lord had commanded him, and the people repented of their sins and fasted for three days (including the animals), and God repented of the evil that He had said He would do to them.
The people repented of their sins and fasted for three days (including the animals) and God repented of the evil he had said he would do to them and because they all repented, God forgave them.
Because they all repented, God forgave them.
These children’s Bible stories teach them many things, that’s why you should read them to them, so that they get caught up in them.
Change the voices, personify the characters so that they are attractive to them and they will ask you to read them to them.
And they will ask you to tell them every day.
You will find the story of Jonah in the book of the same name in all the chapters of the book.
It is a short story that teaches all children about obedience.
It is easy to find children’s stories from the Bible, we have David and Goliath, Moses and the people of Egypt and many more.
and many more.
Knowing who built Noah’s Ark is a story the little ones will love, click on the link to find out more.
