Winner of the Moonbeam Gold Medal, which selects the best children's book
Selected as one of Amazon.com's "Best Children's Picture Books"

An excellent Bible that teaches children about God's love and will.

“I highly recommend this book not only for families with young children, but for all Christians.”
- Tim Keller

When you deeply understand the Bible and penetrate the Old and New Testaments, you will discover Jesus.
However, it is not easy to find the message of ‘Jesus’ salvation’ while reading the Bible, especially in the Old Testament.
In the Story Bible, the story of God's love and Jesus' salvation as told in the Bible is clearly revealed.
The Old Testament stories of 'David and Goliath' and 'Daniel in the lion's den' are also connected to the story of Jesus.
To Jesus, the greatest hero, king, lover and savior in the world.

Shelly Lloyd Jones wrote this book to help children understand that God loves us with an everlasting love that never stops, never gives up, and never breaks.
So this book is thoroughly focused on the story of Jesus' redemption.
Illustrations are also an important element of the illustrated Bible, and Jaygo won the gold medal at the 2007 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards for this work.
Jaygo's outstanding illustrations, which utilize vibrant colors and interesting textures, bring Bible stories to life and make reading the Bible even more enjoyable.

This book is also beneficial to everyone, from children to adults.
It provides much insight to both new believers who have just begun their religious life and lack basic knowledge of the Bible, as well as believers with extensive specific knowledge of the Bible, helping them easily understand the basic context of the Bible.
From childhood, you can deeply understand God's love and possess unwavering faith even as an adult. Above all, you can acquire the ability to read the Bible and deeply understand and meditate on the words of the Bible whenever you encounter them.

God made clothes for Adam and Eve before they left the garden.
After God carefully dressed Adam and Eve, he sent them away.
You sent me out of the garden, out of the house.
If it were a different story, I would have written it like this here.
end.

But this story is not like that.
God loves His children so much that He could not end the story here.
God had a plan.
Before Adam and Eve left the garden, God whispered a promise to them.

“I will come to save you.
If I go, I will fight the snake.
I will take away all the sin, darkness, and sorrow you have brought into this place.
“I will come and get you.”

God will come in person someday as promised.
---From "Dirty Lies"

People could never ascend to heaven on their own.
So heaven had to come down to people.
One day, that day will really come.
---From "The Tower of Babel: A Giant Stairway to Heaven"

After many years, another son climbs another hill carrying a load of wood on his back.
Like Isaac, he will trust his father and do whatever his father tells him to do.
He won't struggle or try to run away.
Who is He? The Son of God, the only Son of God, the beloved Son, the Lamb of God.
---From "A Special Gift - Isaac"

Samuel poured oil on David's head.
… Later, God said once again, “Go to Bethlehem.
He will say, “There you will meet the new king.”
So, one starry night, three wise men met Him in Bethlehem, the town of David.
---From "The Real King is a Little Boy - David"

In the distant future, God will send another messenger with the same amazing message.
Like Jonah, he too will spend three days in pitch-black darkness.
But this messenger is God's own Son.

---From "God's Errand Man - Jonah"