#A11 - David's Son & Lord - Solving a Bible Puzzle

01/15/20 • 15 min

Children's Bible Audios-Stories for Kids

This audio solves what I call a Bible puzzle. It tells the story of when the Pharisees were trying to trick Jesus, Jesus asked them, -Who is the Christ--- When they answered, -The Son of David,- Jesus then asked them -How is it then, that King David in one of his Psalms when speaking by the Holy Spirit calls the Christ -Lord'--- The Pharisees didn't give an answer. This audio gives this background, and then the children and I solve the puzzle. It teaches the children to think about the Bible and shows that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. This is the first of several Bible puzzles and is part of my children's Apologetic series. Of course, the Gospel is given. It's for children 7 to 12, though adults may well enjoy it, also.

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#A10 - Wonders of the Word of God

The Bible is full of wonders. It has over 40 authors, written over a period of hundreds of years, and many more. This audios shows that the Bible is unique, presents about a dozen positive apologetic evidences as -Wow--s, and tells that this could only be through the Lord's inspiration. It is truly the word of God. For chldren 5-12 years old, though adults may also enjoy it. Of course, the Gospel in included.

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Una revisión de la historia de la Biblia desde Génesis hasta la Nueva Jerusalén. Esta es una presentación premilenial / restauración-de-Israel. (Para una revisión general del fin de los tiempos, vea «From Eden to Eternity», ¡que está incluso en el sitio web de una iglesia amilenial!). Hay dos «columnas vertebrales» que mantienen la historia unida: (1) profecía mesiánica y (2) los «edificios» del Señor ( Tabernáculo / templo de Salomón / templo de Ezra-Herodes / templo de los últimos tiempos / templo de Ezequiel / la Nueva Jerusalén). Incluye el Evangelio. Para edades de 4 a 10 años, aunque los adultos también pueden disfrutarlo. Este es mi único en Sermonaudio que va más allá del evangelicalismo general. Traducido al español y grabado en español por Ellen Maley