Bücher von Daniel Pelletier

Hearing the Bible stories, a child might say "I wish I could have been ..." Maybe the dove that brought a twig from an olive tree to the people on the ark. Maybe the donkey that Jesus rode when He entered Jerusalem. Maybe even one of the lions in the pit with Daniel. This little book lets the children tell why they might like to have been an animal that served God, or helped someone obey God, or received loving help from God.

This is not your usual Painting Crew. Wendy Wildhair, Lester Longcoat, Benny Bigpants, and Patty Patches are committed to brightening up drab and boring places. On this job, they tackle the dull and drab Howard Grey School.

These forty discussions address key questions and puzzling matters in the Bible. With an analytical mind and a vein of humor, Pelletier comments on the Star of Bethlehem (likely not a star), Jesus brothers and sisters, Satans attempts to kill Jesus so it wouldnt count as a sacrifice of the Lamb, how the Trinity was ruptured on Calvary, why many marriages are not Gods sacred unions, the modern trend of thanking the Universe, whether or not there are guardian angels, and other matters.If the Star of Bethlehem wasnt a star, what was it? Does all history come down to the two lines of Abrahams descendants?Micheal, Michael, whats the difference? When is it dangerous to think outside the box?What does the Bible say about the right hand of favor?