Resultados para "man" en Religión

This book freshly reinterprets some of the oldest and best-known stories in human history and focuses on some of the many miracles that Jesus performed before his crucifixion. Jesus' miracles are endless. From the large harvest of fish to washing the unclean, healing the sick, feeding the poor, and walking on water, Jesus performs feats that draw in believers that he is the Son of God.

Mephibosheth, a young prince left crippled after a terrible accident, lives a quiet and forgotten life far from the royal palace. He feels alone and afraid, believing his fate is sealed by his past. But King David, remembering a promise made to his best friend Jonathan, sets out on a journey to find the prince.

Moses Man of God takes listeners on a spiritual journey through the life of Moses using biblical text with modern-day storytelling.

Did you know that there was a Muslim who designed a pair of wings to fly like a bird? Join Ali and Huda to learn more about the flying man in history to share with your kids.

This story tells of a powerful lesson about gratitude and kindness. Allah tested three men from the children of Israel: a leper, a bald man, and a blind man. He sent an angel to grant them their deepest wishes. The leper wished for healthy skin, the bald man wanted hair, and the blind man asked for sight. Each was blessed with health and wealth — The leper chose camels. The bald man chose cows. The blind man chose sheep. But when the angel, disguised as a poor man, returned to ask for help, only the blind man remembered his blessings and offered to share.

The Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) once shared a story about the very last person to enter Jannah. This man will have barely escaped the Fire, stumbling along and grateful to be saved. When he finally arrives near Jannah, he will see a tree and beg Allah to bring him closer so he can enjoy its shade and drink its water. Though Allah knows the man will ask for more, He brings him to the tree. Then, a second, more beautiful tree appears, and the man again asks to come closer, making the same promise not to ask for anything else.