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9780781434409

How Noah Knew What to Do

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  • ISBN13:

    9780781434409

  • ISBN10:

    0781434408

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2000-09-01
  • Publisher: David C Cook
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Summary

Karen Ann Moore Illustrations by The Kersten Brothers Studio This creative interpretation of the story of Noah teaches children they can rely on God in every circumstance, even when they're trying things they've never done before. bull; Encourages youngsters to trust God bull; Features adorable artwork and rhyming text bull; Perfect for reading aloud before bed! bull; Includes Faith Parentingtrade; Guide Karen Ann Moore has written eight books and more than 3,000 greeting cards. She holds a master's degree in education and has worked at American Greetings, Gibson Greetings, WordsWorth Studios, Inc. and Cook Communications.

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Excerpts


Chapter One

If Noah wasn't a shipbuilder,

how could he build an ark?

A man named Noah had a wife

And lived a very godly life,

And so God thought old Noah could

Do anything God thought was good.

He called on Noah one fine day,

And this is what God had to say ...

"Noah, things are not too pleasing,

Everything on earth is wheezing,

Getting sicker every day,

Taking all the joy away.

So I've decided what to do,

And here's My plan--it's up to you ...

"I'm going to take away the sun

And make it rain on everyone.

It's going to rain, it's going to pour

For forty days and then, no more ...

"I'd like for you to build an ark--

A floating family zoo,

And take the animals I've made

In groups of two by two.

"Take the little crawling ones,

The flying ones, the walkers,

Take the mooing, crowing ones,

The groaners and the talkers ...

"Keep them in a safe, dry place

Until the storms all pass,

And then I'll call and let you know

Just where to find dry grass."

(Continues...)

Copyright © 2000 Karen Ann Moore for text and Kersten Brothers' Studios for illustrations. All rights reserved.

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