"The Child's Life of Christ; Or the Wonderful Life" by Hesba Stretton, originally published in 1896, presents the life of Jesus in a manner accessible to young readers. This edition also includes the life of "The Beloved Disciple," traditionally identified as the Apostle John. Stretton's narrative aims to make the story of Christ engaging and understandable for children, fostering an early appreciation for the New Testament. This book serves as a valuable resource for parents and educators seeking to introduce young minds to the foundational stories of Christianity. Its simple yet reverent prose makes it an enduring classic for Christian families.

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