More About Jesus

"More About Jesus: For the Last Stage of Childhood as Peep of Day is For the First" by Favell Lee Mortimer, originally published in 1874, offers young readers further insights into the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Intended as a follow-up to Mortimer's earlier work, "Peep of Day", this book continues to present complex religious concepts in a manner accessible to children. With simple language and engaging storytelling, Mortimer invites young minds to explore the gospels and deepen their understanding of Christian faith.

This enduring work reflects the religious and educational values of the Victorian era, providing a valuable glimpse into the spiritual upbringing of children during that time. "More About Jesus" remains relevant for those interested in the history of Christian education and the timeless story of Jesus.

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