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Old Testament Stories for Kids

Old Testament stories for kids begin right at the start, when God creates the world. My First Bible includes 22 Old Testament stories told in simple language for children aged 3 to 7.

Children will meet Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark, Abraham and the promise in the stars, Joseph forgiving his brothers, and Moses as the sea opens. There are also Ruth and Naomi, Samuel, David and Goliath, Solomon, Elijah, Jonah and Daniel. Harder moments are told gently, with the focus on faith, courage, forgiveness and God's faithfulness.

Each story has a free page with a short summary, a picture and discussion questions. Parents, Sunday-school teachers and churches can read the stories in order or pick one to match the week's lesson.

Tips for parents

  • Read the stories in order so your child can see how God guided his people from the very beginning.
  • Ask which character showed courage or forgiveness, and how your child could do the same.
  • For stories with tense moments, such as David and Goliath, focus on how God cares for his people.

Frequently asked questions

How many Old Testament stories are there?

My First Bible has 22 Old Testament stories, from God creating the world to Daniel in the lions' den. Every story is illustrated, comes with questions for family conversation, and has its own free page on the website.

Are stories like Noah or David and Goliath suitable for young children?

Yes. The stories are written for children aged 3 to 7, and difficult moments are told gently without frightening pictures. The focus is on faith, courage and God's care for his people, and the discussion questions help parents talk things through calmly.

Can I use these stories in Sunday school?

Yes. The free page for each story has a short summary, a picture and discussion questions that work well with a children's class. For the full book, find it on Amazon in Kiswahili or English.

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