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The ENTIRE Book of Revelation

A Picture Bible Story for Kids, Ages 6-12

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Long ago, on a lonely island called Patmos, John saw a vision from Jesus. He saw a throne shining like a rainbow, a Lamb who was worthy, seven seals, seven trumpets, a great red dragon, and at last a bright new city where God wipes away every tear. Told in plain words that follow the Bible closely, with pictures built block by block, this book walks children through all of Revelation, from beginning to end.

114 pages · 8.5 x 8.5 in · premium full color · paperback

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About This Book

The book of Revelation can feel hard to understand, even for grown-ups. This picture book helps children and parents read it together, one chapter at a time.

Every picture comes from Cubit Bible's block-built animated film of the whole book of Revelation. The words are the film's narration, which follows the Bible closely, so children hear the real story in language they can follow.

The book covers all twenty-two chapters of Revelation in eleven parts: John on Patmos, the seven churches, the throne and the Lamb, the seven seals, the seven trumpets, the two witnesses, the woman and the dragon, the two beasts, the seven bowls, Babylon the Great, and the New Jerusalem.

Some parts of Revelation are serious, and the book does not hide that. But it keeps pointing to the heart of the story: Jesus wins, God keeps His promises, and one day there will be no more crying or pain.

It works well for bedtime reading, Sunday school, homeschool lessons, or family devotions, and is a good fit for children about ages 6 to 12.

Watch the Film

Every picture in the book comes from this film.