A hieroglyphic Bible replaces some of the words of the text with pictures in an attempt to tell a story in a direct, simple, and interesting way. Such Bibles became very popular in the late eighteenth century as an easy means of teaching the Scripture to the young. In his preface to this volume, Thomas offers this first American hieroglyphic Bible, more extensively illustrated than its English prototype, as not only a pleasing method of teaching Bible lessons to children, but as 'an easy Way of leading them on in Reading.' - 10 point text
- Single-column format
- Illustrations
- Ribbon Marker
- Hardcover
- 3 1/2' x 5 3/4'
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