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  • KIDS' ACTIVITIES
    • Chapter 1 - The Hated Crutches
    • Chapter 2 - Alarming News
    • Chapter 3 - A Life Changing Lottery
    • Chapter 4 - Darkness and Disobedience
    • Chapter 5 - A Shocking Event in the Temple
    • Chapter 6 - A Midnight Visitor
    • Chapter 7 - Thrown Out
    • Chapter 8 - A Promise
    • Chapter 9 - Flight from Persecution
    • Chapter 10 - A New Home in Antioch
    • Chapter 11 - Chaos in the Market Place
    • Chapter 12 - Sail Away of Stay?
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Reviews of The Temple Curtain
Pastor: "A wonderful, colorful journey into biblical history. In telling a good story, the author is also striving to be historically accurate and biblically sound. The illustrations are colorful. The story is exciting, and this little book covers a lot of ground . . . a gift to children."


Reviewer for Readers' Favorite (Good Reads):"The Temple Curtain is a beautifully illustrated book about Nathan, a 12-year-old boy living in Jerusalem during biblical times. The illustrations are remarkable and have such a wonderful color and tone. I absolutely loved this story and wanted to cry when Jesus healed Nathan and when Nathan's heart was so touched when he heard about what they were planning to do to Jesus. The Temple Curtain is a fantastic Christian historical fiction book for families to read together or for use in children's bible study at church. I am going to tell everyone I know about The Temple Curtain and encourage them to read it."


 Christian school principal: "It is a great story. I was impressed with the combination of biblical accuracy and creativity. The characters, setting and plot create an interesting story."


Christian school librarian: The Temple Curtain grabs your attention from the very beginning and brings the story of Jesus to life.We hear the story from the perspective of a young boy and his family who experience Jesus' love personally, along with witnessing the power of Jesus through his death. This story helps us ponder what Jesus did for us and what and what we should do with the calling he gives us."


7th grade student: "My favorite part of the book was when robbers came and Nathan cleverly tricked them into thinking that he was all by himself and had no money. I learned that the daylight turned to darkness when Jesus was dying on the cross. The Temple Curtain is a very creative, educational story that can teach people all over to meet their Savior."
 Pastor: We used this at our church for children's Lent devotions and it was well-received. Great resource that is imaginative, historically accurate, and faithful.
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