The Little Man Whose Heart Grew Big (Little Me, Big God Series)

Name: The Little Man Whose Heart Grew Big (Little Me, Big God Series)
Brand: Koorong
Price: 7.99 AUD
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Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)
ISBN: 9781784986568

Steph Williams

Paperback

01 October 2021

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Zacchaeus ran as fast as his little legs could run, and climbed as high as his little arms could reach. Why? Because Jesus was coming! Discover what happened next and how everything changed for Zacchaeus. In this engaging retelling of the meeting between Jesus and Zacchaeus, young children discover how Jesus came to save people whose hearts are small, and to make a way that they can be friends with God. Notes for parents at the back help to explain the details of this account from Luke 19:1-10.

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Rated 4 out of 5 stars
3 years ago
The story of Zaccheus
The story of Zaccheus in the Little Me, Big God series. The story is told really well. I have given 4* because in the story it says that Jesus came to save people whose hearts were small - while he said He came to seek and save the lost. I think small hearts is a more confusing abstract concept than the way Jesus said it. I like that the front page says, A true story from the Bible, to put it in context from the start.
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