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Tips for using Kids Bible Maps
Want to get the most out of Kids Bible Maps? Here are some tips and suggestions.
1. Would you like to read the devotion and the Bible links at the same time?
Clicking on a link opens another browser on your desktop. After reading a link, close that browser and you'll be back on the devotion page where you started.
2. Would you like to do a different kind of devotion? Try using ‘labels.’
Suppose you want to do all the devotions that talk about ‘problems’, review your memory verses, find all the puzzles, or study a Bible character like Abraham?
- Go to the “Labels” section in the right sidebar.
- Click on the label word you’d like to use (problems, memory verse, puzzle, or Abraham).
- Your page will reload to all the devotions that use that label.
- If you chose a person’s name, just remember that blogs show the latest post at the top. Abraham’s story starts at the bottom and ends at the top.
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