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Hallelujah : A Biblical Hebrew Primer
$12.99
This vibrant board book teaches little ones key Hebrew words from the Bible and helps them place important biblical events in proper order.
Did you know that an overwhelming majority of the Old Testament was originally written in Hebrew? This beautiful and ancient language enriches our understanding of Scripture and deepens our love for Elohim, our Creator and Judge.
Hallelujah, the latest offering in the innovative Baby Believer(R) series, introduces children to 10 essential Hebrew words from the Bible–their written appearance, definition, and pronunciation–and familiarizes little ones with the timeline of major events in God’s Word from creation to Revelation.
SKU (ISBN): 9780736990547
ISBN10: 0736990542
Danielle Hitchen | Illustrator: Jessica Blanchard
Binding: Boards
Published: April 2025
Baby Believer
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
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