History of the New Testament in Words of One Syllable;

"History of the New Testament in Words of One Syllable" offers a unique and accessible introduction to the foundational stories of the New Testament. Written by Josephine Pollard, this retelling simplifies complex biblical narratives into language easily understood by young readers. The book provides an engaging way for children to learn about the life of Jesus, his teachings, and the acts of his apostles, making it an invaluable resource for parents and educators seeking to impart Christian values and biblical knowledge. This edition retains the original text and charm, ensuring that Pollard's work continues to educate and inspire new generations.

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