Eve MacMaster Books

Children s Illustrated Bible

By Eve B. MacMaster

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God comforts his people

By Eve MacMaster

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Presents stories about God's people in exile and their return to the land, as given in Ezekiel, Ecclesiastes, Daniel, and twelve other books of the Old Testament.

God sends His Son

By Eve MacMaster

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God builds his church

By Eve MacMaster

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Retells the book of Acts, includes brief summaries from the Epistles, and concludes with a major section from Revelation.

God's family

By Eve MacMaster

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This first book of a series about God and His people begins with the story of Creation, continues through Adam and Eve, Noah, and Abraham, and concludes with Joseph's enslavement in Egypt.

God rescues his people

By Eve MacMaster

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God gives the land

By Eve MacMaster

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A collection of thirty-five Bible stories from the Book of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.

God's chosen king

By Eve MacMaster

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Retells the Old Testament stories of Samuel and Saul, Saul and David, and David the King.

God's wisdom and power

By Eve MacMaster

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Presents the Old Testament stories about Solomon, Elijah, and Elisha. Includes maps of the kingdoms and empires of the known world of the period.

A Way Was Opened

By Ruth Brunk Stoltzfus

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