"Granny's Chapters" (on scriptural subjects) The New Testament, with a Sketch of the Subsequent History of the Jews.

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"Granny's Chapters" (on scriptural subjects) The New Testament, with a Sketch of the Subsequent History of the Jews.

by Lady Mary Ross

EN·~18 hours·109 chapters

Chapters

109 total
1

"GRANNY'S CHAPTERS" - (ON SCRIPTURAL SUBJECTS)

5:18
2

THE NEW TESTAMENT, - WITH A SKETCH OF THE SUBSEQUENT HISTORY OF THE JEWS.

0:04
3

NEW EDITION. - LONDON: HATCHARDS, PICCADILLY. 1882.

0:03
4

PREFACE TO VOLUME IV.

0:49
5

PART I.

0:00
6

Chapter I.—JOHN THE BAPTIST BORN.

9:21
7

Chapter II.—BIRTH OF JESUS CHRIST.

8:47
8

Chapter III.—FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.

8:48
9

Chapter IV.—THE INNOCENTS.

8:27
10

Chapter V.—BAPTISM OF JESUS.

9:28

Description

A gentle guide through the first years of the Christian story, this volume brings the familiar scenes of the Gospels into clear focus without getting lost in every detail. By arranging the narrative into short, titled chapters, it highlights moments like the birth of Jesus, the call of his first followers, and the miracles that shaped his early ministry. The author’s intent is to encourage thoughtful reflection in young readers, inviting them to trace the humble steps of the Savior’s earthly life.

The work then moves beyond the crucifixion, offering a concise overview of the early church’s growth, the spread of the gospel, and the challenges faced by its first leaders. It includes sketches of pivotal events such as the Pentecost gift, Paul’s dramatic conversion, and the initial debates over Jewish law. Together, the sections provide an accessible portrait of how the New Testament’s teachings took root and began to influence the wider world.

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Language

en

Duration

~18 hours (1079K characters)

Release date

2012-01-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

LM

Lady Mary Ross

A warm, plainly written guide to Bible stories, shaped to help young readers approach the New Testament with curiosity and reverence. The surviving record is sparse, but her work suggests a writer who cared deeply about making scripture clear and approachable for families.

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