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Great for teaching Acts 2. The part with different languages is so creative—my kids were fascinated. Highly recommend.
The fire and wind visuals are amazing. My kids love calling it "the birthday of the church." Clear explanation of the Holy Spirit's coming.
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The places that anchor Pentecost. Tap any tile to see every Bible Heroes storybook set in that place.
A long upstairs chamber in crowded Jerusalem, reached by outside stairs above the streets near the temple courts. White limestone rooftops stretch toward the distant Mount of Olives.
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A narrow limestone street below the upper room, leading toward the Temple Mount during the feast of Shavuot. Jerusalem’s pale rooftops rise closely on either side.
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Broad paved courts on Jerusalem’s Temple Mount, crowded with pilgrims during Pentecost. The Mount of Olives is visible beyond the city under the bright sky.
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A stone-lined water place near Jerusalem’s temple courts, reached by steps amid the feast-day crowds. The city’s pale limestone rises around the gathering.
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In the Valley of Elah, two armies stare at each other across a stony brook. A giant named Goliath steps out and dares anyone in Israel to fight him one on one.

A famine drives a Hebrew family from Bethlehem to Moab. The father dies. The two sons marry Moabite women. Then the sons die too, leaving the mother Naomi and h

When the angel Gabriel appears to a young woman in the small town of Nazareth, he carries news that turns the world upside down. Mary, engaged to a carpenter na

Samuel is a small boy who lives in the temple at Shiloh, helping the old priest Eli. One night, three times in a row, he hears a voice calling his name. He thin

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Daniel is an old man now, far from home, working for King Darius in the Persian capital. He has spent a lifetime praying to the God of Israel three times a day

The land is in drought. King Ahab has led Israel into worshiping Baal, and the rain has stopped. God sends the prophet Elijah into hiding by a desert brook — an