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Bible verses for children

Older writings can encourage us.

Romans 15:4

A caring adult and two children attentively reading an open Bible together at a simple wooden table, one child following a line with a finger, thoughtful faces and a clay lamp nearby
For whatever things were written before were written for our learning, that through perseverance and through encouragement of the Scriptures we might have hope.

Romans 15:4 · World English Bible Classic (WEB)

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What does this verse mean?

Scripture written before Paul still teaches and offers hope. Learning includes patience with unfamiliar settings and careful attention. An old passage can matter without being a direct instruction to copy every event.

Ask what a passage meant in its setting before discussing what you can learn today.

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How can understanding context deepen encouragement from Scripture?

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Bible context & readings +

Romans 15:1–6 connects Scripture with endurance, encouragement and shared worship. Paul refers to earlier biblical writings within his appeal for mutual care, not treating every sentence as a private prediction.

Full readings at eBible.org · World English Bible Classic. Read with an adult.
A simple prayer +

God, help us learn patiently and find well-grounded hope. Amen.

A suggested prayer, written for this guide.

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