
Daniel and the Lions' Den
He opened his window and prayed anyway
In Daniel and the Lions' Den, your child meets an old man who had served kings all his life and had never once stopped praying. When jealous officials trick the king into signing a law that no one may pray to anyone but him, Daniel goes home, opens his windows toward Jerusalem, and kneels down three times a day exactly as he always had. He is thrown to the lions, the king cannot sleep all night, and in the morning Daniel calls up out of the den that God sent an angel and shut the lions' mouths. Every book comes in four age tiers with narration, a song, a memory verse, and coloring pages.
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Daniel and the Lions' Den

Daniel and the Lions' Den — Branches
They could only trap him by making his faithfulness against the law
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Daniel and the Lions' Den — Roots
Persian law, an eighty-year-old habit, and a pagan king's decree about the living God
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Daniel and the Lions' Den — Seeds
Daniel opened his window and prayed, and the lions stayed quiet
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Daniel and the Lions' Den — Sprouts
A sneaky plan, a brave old man, and a den full of quiet lions
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