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The Bible is filled with fascinating and intriguing references to birds, animals, and insects. This wonderfully illustrated resource discusses 25 of the most significant animals in the Bible using scriptural references and scientific research. Each message is attention-getting, inspiring, and enriching. Specific lessons for an animal are accompanied by a prayer and a detailed drawing. It's a spiri... More

The Bible is filled with fascinating and intriguing references to birds, animals, and insects. This wonderfully illustrated resource discusses 25 of the most significant animals in the Bible using scriptural references and scientific research. Each message is attention-getting, inspiring, and enriching. Specific lessons for an animal are accompanied by a prayer and a detailed drawing. It's a spiritual resource you'll refer to again and again!

Learning From The Lizard is a fascinating, readable, and informative book that will delight everyone.
Ruth Stafford Peale
Chairman of the Board, Guideposts

Learning From The Lizard is an excellent resource for guiding a group in devotion or an individual on personal retreat, and it is uniquely fitted for use as a family devotional guide. It will be a welcome companion to young and old alike as they read and reflect upon scripture and observe the marvels of creation.
Reuben P. Job, former bishop
Iowa Conference, United Methodist Church
former editor, The Upper Room

Samuel J. Hahn grew up in rural Iowa, and his early farm life left him with a rich heritage for understanding animals and wildlife. A graduate of Westmar College and Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, his 45 years of pastoral ministry included a stint as state church camp director.

Scott Patton is a graduate of Iowa State University and is well-known for his pen and ink drawings, pencil drawings, and acrylic paintings. He has received numerous awards, including first place in the Iowa Wildlife Federation's 1993 and 1998 Belt Buckle Contests and the 1998 Honor Award from the Soil and Water Conservation Society for educating and inspiring viewers nationwide by portraying the beauty of nature and the environment"". Patton's painting of a great horned owl was selected for Indiana's 1999/2000 Hoosier Outdoor Calendar.

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