How the Bible Came to Us

I was pleasantly surprised with this book. It is part of an Ann Ward homeschool curriculum book list. The format is unique, in that it reads like stepping stone that lead into journeys of historical eras. The information is multilayered, allowing chunks of learning at different sittings or levels of ability. Throughout the "journeys" hands-on activities are tucked in, like small treasures found here and there. I highly recommend this book.

This book is a great book that explains the origins of Bible translation and how the Bible came to be in the English language. This bookwould be enjoyed by any child, ages 9--13, who is interested in how the Bible was written, compiled and published. This is a great gift for children, very reasonably priced.

Great book, easy to read, but are some timeline discrepancies based on what I believe. For example it talks about cavemen 30,000 years ago and as a Christian I do not believe that the world is 30,000 years old, nor do I believe in Cave men.

What a great short little book that accurately shows the process of translations and how the Bible came to be in our home! It gives enough detail for a child to understand how God inspired writers and used translators. Not too deep!

This little book answers many of the questions both confirmands and adults ask as they come to a time of church membership. It is easily usuable in all denominations. The language is easily understood and yet down not talk down to the reader. I recommend this book highly.

We bought this book to go along with bible study.

I enjoy this book, it walks the reader through biblical times lining up with other ancient world history and events. Clearly written and easy to understand, this book is a great edition to any library, especially church or homeschool.

This is full of great information. You can get a lot of lessons out of this book.

For some time I have been searching for a book which traces the origin of the Bible and how it came to us.This book - written to explain the subject for children - was the only one available. I have found this so valuable because it actually tells the 'grown-up' story in simple form. The book covers everything from the origin of writing to the invention of printing. The author has a a high view of the value of the Bible and is obviously a committed Christian. Plenty of facts and figures - and even simple things, like scrolls, for children to make. Well done, Lion Publishing!