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Jacob And Esau
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These storybooks bring Bible stories to life using the beautiful artwork from the classic Superbook series that received three Daytime Emmy nominations. Each book features engaging, age-specific content that coordinates with Superbook DVD stories. Children can learn God’s Word and be introduced to the Superbook series for the first time.
In the Quantum yard, during a spirited water fight, Joy accidentally gets Gizmo’s inner workings wet and he fritzes out, suddenly believing he belongs to Joy. Chris can’t seem to correct the problem and is furious with Joy, saying he’ll never forgive her.
Superbook intercedes and whisks the kids back to the days of Jacob and Esau. The two brothers compete over many things, but when Esau gives up his birthright and Jacob tricks his father out of a blessing, they become estranged for many years thereafter. Chris and Joy witness the animosity between the two brothers and the separation it has caused them for years. Chris begins to think about his own unforgiving attitude with Joy. When Jacob finally goes to Esau and his brother finds it in his heart to forgive Jacob, Chris takes the cue and forgives Joy as well. The two are best friends once again. And they work together to repair Gizmo’s still-comical malfunctioning microchip.
*Each book teaches children timeless moral truths and life lessons through the captivating, Bible-based adventures of two time-traveling children and their robot friend
*Unparalleled biblical accuracy in both scene design and character dialogue
*Immersive experience supported by the Superbook Bible App and website
1 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9781636410616
ISBN10: 1636410618
Produced by: Christian Broadcasting Network
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: November 2021
Superbook
Publisher: Charisma House – Charisma House
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