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XTB 8: The Real King

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XTB 8: The Real King

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Three months of Bible readings to help you investigate the first Easter and meet Samuel and Saul.

Description

Find out about Samuel and Saul in 1 Samuel.

Look at some of the prayers and songs David wrote - through good times AND bad.

Read about what happened to Jesus on the very first Easter in the final part of Mark.

And use your XTB Crown Coder to discover who the Real King is.

Issue Eight of XTB is called The Real King. Three months of Bible readings to help you investigate the first Easter in the last part of Mark's Gospel, to meet the last of the judges - Samuel - and the first king of Israel - Saul - in the book of 1 Samuel, and to dip into some of King David's psalms as well, plus you get a free XTB Crown Coder...!

Other information

XTB (eXplore The Bible) is a series of daily Bible reading notes for children of the 7-11 age group, with puzzles, pictures and prayers.

XTB is beautifully presented with full-colour illustrations and is a series of 12 books which, if used on a quarterly basis, will help a child cover all of the main books, themes and characters of the Bible in 3 years.

Look out for Table Talk - a book of daily Bible times for families with children aged from 4 upwards. The Bible passages are the same each day for XTB and Table Talk - so you can use the two books together, or on their own. Whichever suits you best.

Table of contents

  • We kick off in Mark and cover chs 14-16 over days 1-20
  • Day 21 opens up the book of 1 Samuel and we'll look through chs 1-5 until day 35
  • Days 36-45 examine some of David's Psalms (prayers or songs to God)
  • Back to 1 Samuel on day 46 and you'll get through chs 8-17 by day 65.
  • A series of puzzles and questions at the very end of the book offer a chance to look into other parts of the Bible not covered here.
  • Hope you have lots of fun with the Crown Coder. It's very cool.

Additional Information

Age range: 7 - 11
Author Alison Mitchell
ISBN 9781904889083
Format Paperback
Dimensions 210mm x 147mm
Pages 80
Publisher The Good Book Company

Customer Reviews

Excellent

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 Excellent! Our 8 yr old boy n 6 yr old daughter love doing it first thing in the morning by themselves Takes them maybe 10 mins and they really enjoy it. We hope it will help them love God's word and get into daily habit of sitting at Jesus ' feet - it seems to be doing that so far .Can't recommend it enough. 

| Review by | 25/06/2012

Highly recommended

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 A first-rate bible reading resource for our 9 year old son. Clear, thought-provoking teaching with interesting puzzles to do which reinforce it. He loves doing it and never wants to miss one before he goes to bed. 

| Review by | 21/06/2012

great- makes your child think

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 My 8 year old girl loves this. It's easy to use, clearly Biblical, applies for the modern world and is not shy to ask hard questions. I've just signed up for year's subscription 

| Review by | 11/04/2012

XTB notes for children

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 My daughter is very much enjoying her XTB. As a parent it is good to see your children developing a taste for learning from scripture. XTB is working for her right now. Thanks 

| Review by | 11/04/2012

Great resource!

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 Our 8 year old daughter looks forward to doing her 'bible reading' each night - it is easy for her to read alone and understand the big picture of the passage. It also has interesting activities for her. Highly recommended!! 

| Review by | 08/04/2012

XTB bible notes

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 Bought these for my daughters age 6 and 7. Both love doing their bible notes each night. My 6 year old struggles with the reading and some of the puzzles bur this doesn't deter her and with a little help she keeps up with her sister! Such a privilege to guide them as they learn from the bible themselves. The conversations we have had about the subjects they have been learning about have been amazing. The notes point them each day to the Saviour - what more can I add?! 

| Review by | 13/12/2011

Great tool for getting kids into the Bible

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 I ordered XTB because I wanted something more than just Bible stories for my nearly 7 year old. We enjoy doing it together and every day is different which I like. There are some fun puzzles and teaching points are put across in creative ways. She is definitely learning more about God and being a Christian from doing it and so am I! 

| Review by | 11/10/2011

Great level for young kids

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 Short, easy to understand notes which our 7 year old can read and understand. Very well presented with fun activities for the kids to do which keeps their interest. Would recommend for early primary schools years as it is a bit young for our 10 year old son. 

| Review by | 13/08/2011

xtb summary

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 We recently purchased xtb for our 2 kids. Our 7 year old daughter thoroughly enjoys it, although it was a bit too young for our 10 year old. The puzzles and word games are great and add another dimension to reading daily Bible notes. 

| Review by | 03/08/2011

Gets the Bible message across in a creative and fun way.

(Review written for 'XTB Subscription')

 My son is 10 years old and asked if we could read the Bible together, so I decided an age appropriate study guide would be the best way of starting. He's not a big fan of homework or doing anything 'written' at home, but these study guides are ideal. They only take about 10 minutes of "valuable playing time" and are easy to follow and fun to do. There are lots of creative ways of getting the child to work things out for themselves whilst getting the all important Bible message across. As the studies are not dated - just numbered, it does mean the reader can study at their own pace and not feel as though they are getting left behind if they miss a day or two. The pages are lively and brightly presented and are aimed at junior school age children. A 'high flyer' may find these studies a little too easy/young for them. 

| Review by | 11/06/2011

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