JESSE TREE READINGS

I first heard biblical stories in my childhood. Back then, like all children, I had countless questions about our world. I wanted to understand the laws that govern our universe. I was curious about how and why things happened.At that time, my experience of biblical stories consisted of an unmediated assortment of images from illustrations in a book, frescoes on church walls, or scenes I had seen on TV. The explanations I received, mainly from my mother, were also unsystematic. Despite this, some of the characters, plots, and stories made a great impression on me. As a child, I really needed stories, examples that would help me make the right decisions in different situations. As I grew up, the stories I saw, heard, and read in childhood reminded me at different times in my life and in different situations and became a kind of reference point for me to think, understand, and make my own decisions.This book brings together scenes from the Old Testament. You will encounter these scenes in art museums, at classical music concerts, and in plays. They are found in the form of simple life situations. For adults, these scenes are already familiar and some of them may have even been forgotten. But for children, they are a great novelty. You can take your little ones on a pleasant journey through the historical layers of our common culture and, most importantly, help them understand the world of people. I wish you a merry journey! Read more