Children’s New Testament Bible Stories: Featuring Coptic Illustrations
Children’s New Testament Bible Stories: Featuring Coptic Illustrations
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About the Book
From the well known author, Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty, comes a beautifully composed summary of significant biblical narratives, accompanied by traditional Coptic illustrations depicting each momentous account. This book will help all ages, starting with children, and extending to parents and anyone entrusted with the religious education of youth, to appreciate the New Testament and its most significant events. This precious book is a simple and inviting journey through Scripture in conformity with Orthodox tradition, and will be a treasured resource for many future generations.
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Publisher: St. Mary & St. Moses Abbey Press (Date TBD)
Author: Fr. Tadros Yacoub Malaty
Language: English
ISBN-13: TBD
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