Jesus Loves The Little Children

Read or sing along with your little one’s favorite song! Jesus Loves the Little Children pairs adorable illustrations by Elina Ellis with the lyrics of the beloved children’s song. This newest board book in the popular Sing-Along series also features a padded cover perfect for little hands, music notes and lyrics on the final page, and interactive content that’s sure to delight children and parents alike. Jesus loves the little children, all the children of the world. Fast and funny, bold and bright, all are precious in his sight. Jesus loves the little children of the world.

Assures children that Jesus loves all children around the world.

A music book adapted from the well-known children's hymn. There is not a lot known about C. Herbert Woolston, who wrote the words to this favorite Bible song in the 1800s. But the lyrics are thought to be based on the verse, 'Let the little children come to Me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these' (Matthew 19:14). Here, the lyrics have been expanded upon, and they acknowledge and celebrate the love of Jesus for all children, everywhere. Paired with colorful artwork and a music button, with the melody originally composed by George F. Root, this sturdy book will provide inspirational entertainment for little ones. Ages 2-5.

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