God Looked Down and Saw a Baby
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lt starts with God and tells about the world so that a small child would understand. It is written in rhythm, so parents can easily read it to children. It helps the child understand the world. What is special is that it gives a good, new type of relationship between God and Jesus Christ. It naturally gives deep religious ideas about the life of Jesus and how it all fits in his mission on earth, giving a human and divine portrayal of his life and allowing children to easily understand it.
lt starts with the idea that God saw a baby and wondered what it is to be a baby. He gets the plan of sending Christ to earth to be a baby and to grow up to be a man. Jesus then goes to earth and becomes a baby. For the plan to work, Jesus has to not know his divine nature and become just like any baby on earth.
This gives children a sense of the human nature of Jesus. Then when he is twelve, he gets a dream of his former divine nature, and when he is baptized, he gets to know his full divine nature.
He goes to the high hills and plans his future life to explain to people his divine mission. He gets twelve men to help him. Children naturally learn Jesus human and divine natures. The last chapter makes children feel that Jesus is watching out for them and answering their prayers.
Frank Jakubowsky
Frank Jakubowsky has written a two-thousand-line poem about how matter was formed, about the galaxy, our sun, life on Earth, and the origin of man. Another book: The Creative Theory of the Universe, gives an original idea how our planets were formed. He lives in Oakland, California.
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God Looked Down and Saw a Baby - Frank Jakubowsky
God Looked Down
and Saw a Baby
Frank Jakubowsky
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ISBN: 978-1-4497-7319-9 (sc)
ISBN: 978-1-4497-7320-5 (e)
Library of Congress Control Number: 2012920103
WestBow Press rev. date: 10/24/2012
CONTENTS
1. Our world
2. A Baby
3. God Sends His Son
4. Jesus’ birth
5. Jesus goes to Jerusalem
6. Jesus Works as a Carpenter
7. Baptism
8. Apostles
9. Jesus begins his Public Work
10. Jesus teaches
11. Feeds the Five Thousand
12. Goes up the Mountain
13. Mary of Bethany
14. Jesus goes to Heaven
15. Jesus tells his Father
16. Jesus’ New Job
Also by Frank Jakubowsky:
Creation, Jesus Was a Leo, The Psychological Patterns of Jesus Christ, The Creative Theory of the Universe, 49 Steps to Sainthood, Caldecott, Frank on a Farm, Whitman Revisited, Thank God, I am alive, Universal Mind, My Inspirational Stories.
1. Our world
God looked down and saw our world. God lives high in the sky. He saw the whole wide world. The whole wide world was round as a big ball. He saw the world was covered with cold water and hard ground. God was surprised to see there was more water than ground. Some places He could see straight through the water, but