"The Psalms in Color" Inspirational Adult Coloring Book

by Anonymous

The book of Psalms is featured in this beautifully crafted The Psalms in Color Coloring Book. The pages include a variety of delightful patterns, designs, motifs, and ink drawings that incorporate Scripture from the Psalms. Rejoice in the songs of praise while you put color to the pages to create your unique work of art. The cover of the coloring book is filled with purple and blue flowers and butterflies where lavish applications of spot-varnish and silver foil accents add sheen and elegance. The title is partially printed in purple and accented in silver foil.

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The book is bound in heavy-duty stock paper and features 128 perforated pages with 62 images to color. At least 7 of these pages include smaller cards, bookmarks, and gift tags you can color, cut out, and give away.

Each of the illustrated verses has been chosen specifically to encourage and uplift because Believers often turn to the Psalms for encouragement when they face struggles, grief or anxiety. In this coloring book, the comfort of the Psalms paired with the therapeutic benefit of coloring will bring calm to your soul.

Invite others to join you in the relaxing art of coloring through the Psalms by sharing a copy of The Psalms in Color Coloring Book with friends and family.

Features
Inspirational coloring book for adults
Images are based on Scripture from Psalms
Softcover
Printed on high-quality heavy-duty stock paper
128 perforated pages
Pages printed on one side
Designed for fun
62 images to color
Includes gift tags, bookmarks, and cards to color, cut out and share
Presentation page for gift-giving
11" x 8.5" x 0.4" (279 x 216 x 10 mm)

Genres: Colouring, Christian, Religion

64 pages, Paperback

Published April 8, 2016

About the author

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Reviews

[Cathy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Somehow I forgot to enter this, so I'm entering it belatedly, and guessing at about the month and day; the year is correct.

I loved this coloring book on the book of Psalms, and the other one by the same Christian Art Publishers on the book of Proverbs, "A Garland of Grace." I loved contemplating and meditating on scripture while coloring, and I loved that, for most of these pictures, the scripture was the central focus, not an after-thought, so it was easier to meditate on the verses.

I have spent more time coloring this year than most years, and I love to color while I listen to a podcast or sermon. It actually helps me focus on both better, particularly if I can pause the sermon now and then to jot down notes.

I loved that the pages were perforated, for easier sharing - or, I suppose, if you wanted to prevent bleed-through of the colors if you paint. I loved being able to share these with a friend.

I would do another book in this series, "Color the Words of Christ." I probably wouldn't do another identical copy of this book, though, "The Psalms in Color," just because I like more variety. But being willing to repeat a book is my qualification for a 5-star review, so I am rating this 4 stars.

[Maria De Lourdes Marrero · Rating 5 out of 5]

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