Noah Personalized Book (©Create-A-Book)
Hard cover, 36 pages, 6 3/4 by 8 1/4,
recommended ages 3-8. This classic story tells of how
Noah came to build the Ark and rescue the animals from the rains sent by
God for forty days and forty nights. The book is written in a way which
is easy for your child to understand and enjoy over and over again.
Partial sample text of story (The red text is
where your personalized information would be inserted.):
This book was created
especially for
Jonathon Robert Smith
With love from,
Mommy and Daddy
April
27, 2004
Jonathon
Robert Smith, did you know that there was a time when
the world was a wicked place full of hate? God was not
pleased. He decided to send a flood that would rid the earth
of all the bad people. One good man and his family would be
spared. Do you know this man’s name?
That’s right, Jon,
Noah was his name. God is good and He would never send a
great flood without warning. So, God told Noah about His
plans. The world is full of wicked men and violence. I shall
destroy the world and man with it. Make yourself an
ark…(Genesis 6:13,14) ‘Ark’ means a big boat, Jon.
Noah went to the
fields where his sons were plowing. Their names were Shem,
Japheth and Ham. They listened as Noah spoke. "God has
spoken to me and has told me to build an ark. It will be
four hundred feet long and three stories tall. We will bring
a pair of every living creature. We must begin building the
ark now!" said Noah.
Then, Jon,
the three brothers agreed to help Noah build the ark. Shem,
Japheth and Ham along with Noah started to cut down large
trees. They used the trees to make the huge ark. They
started early every morning and worked until night fell. The
work was hard but they had to do it because God had said
that soon the rains would begin.
Soon, the ark
began to take shape. When the neighbors saw the large boat
that Noah and his sons were making, they began to laugh.
They did not offer to help Noah. Jon,
do you think the neighbors should have done that?
There were
elephants, tigers, monkeys, foxes, elk, giraffes, buffaloes,
badgers, snakes, rodents, birds and insects. All the animals
arrived in pairs according to God’s plan.
Two by two, the
animals walked up the ramp and into the ark. The animals
were calm and gentle. Each pair settled into the place that
Noah had built for them. After most of the animals were
safely on board, Jon, Noah’s
family began to load the ark with food.
Noah, his three
sons, his wife and his three sons’ wives, brought apples,
pears, peaches and grapes. They also brought barley, oats,
wheat and hay for the animals. Then they stored clothes and
fresh water to last for many days.
At last, the
turtles arrived and Noah knew that all the animals were
safe. The sky turned dark. Noah entered the ark with his
family and God closed the door on them. The rains came.
Noah'’ neighbors pounded on the ark and begged to be
saved, but Noah would not go against the will of God. He and
his family remained safe inside the ark, Jon,
as the flood waters began to cover the earth.
It rained for
forty days and forty nights. The ark drifted on the surface
of the rising water. Flood waters increased and covered even
the tallest mountains until no dry land remained.
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