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10 Commandments For All Gods Children
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My God loves me and gives me life.
His law protects the gifts he gives me.
*Learn and love the Ten Commandments
*See how Jesus fulfilled God’s will
*Pray the Commandments with a family prayer
Join FatCat as he learns the Ten Commandments-how God’s children love. Each commandment has a reflection on its meaning and illustrations from Jesus’ life. As you read each commandment, see how Jesus fulfilled God’s will for us and showed us how to love God and others. With a list of Scripture references and a guided family prayer, this FatCat book helps all God’s children memorize, understand, and love the Ten Commandments.
We love God because he first loved us. Jesus shows us how God loves us. Because Jesus obeyed his Father, we have forgiveness and life-and many other good gifts.
God’s commandments protect us and his gifts for us. When we love and obey God, we treasure the good things he gives us.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781683597384
ISBN10: 1683597389
Natasha Kennedy | Illustrator: Harold Senkbeil
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: January 2024
FatCat Book
Publisher: Lexham Press/Kirkdale Press
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