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Unto Us a Child Is Born

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Unto Us a Child Is Born Synopsis

This gorgeously illustrated retelling of the birth of Jesus-including the original Biblical text, insights from history and tradition, reflections on each element of the story, and the words to ten beloved carols-is the perfect keepsake gift book for families to share at Christmas.

From an early age, children are taught the elements of the Christmas story: the angel, the journey, the shepherds, the joy. Now Unto Us a Child Is Born: A Family Celebration of Christmas offers an invitation to explore those elements in more depth, adding fascinating background to the familiar tale.

  • What prophecies foretold the coming of Christ?
  • What was Mary's early life like?
  • Why did the baby Jesus sleep in a manger?
  • Where did the Wise Men travel from?

Award-winning author Jennifer Swanson draws on Biblical scholarship and teaching to provide rich context for the Gospel account and fresh insights into the story. The marvelous pictures from artist Diana Renzina evoke both the beauty of classical art and the simplicity and warmth of a traditional style. Direct quotations from the Bible anchor the text, while the words of ten beloved hymns add to the reverent atmosphere.

It's the perfect book for families to read together as Christmas approaches, and to revisit every year as part of their holiday celebrations.

Don't miss the companion title Stories of the Saints!

About This Edition

ISBN: 9781523529827
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Author: Jennifer Swanson
Illustrator: Diana Renzina
Publisher: Workman Kids
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 80 pages
Series: Stories of the Faithful
Genres: People / Places
World Religions
Educational: Religious studies: Christianity

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