Biblical Playing Cards
Anno Domini
Anno Domini biblical card game depicting New Testament history, published by John Jaques & Son, c.1875.
Anno Mundi
Anno Mundi: an early Jaques game described as ‘scripture recreation for the young’ with events in the Bible, c.1875.
Bible Game
“Fireside Bible Game” (No.1124) published by The Fireside Game Co., Cincinnati, USA, 1899.
Bible playing cards featuring the life of Jesus
Bible playing cards featuring the life of Jesus, USA, 2008.
Geistliche Karten
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by Simon Wintle
Geistliche Karten, Augsburg, 1718. Each card carries a text in Gothic typeface giving advice regarding what to do and think each day. Not quite oracle or divination cards, they are more like 'a motto for the day' collection. The method of using the cards is not known.
Grace Cards
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by Simon Wintle
Packs come complete with suggested instructions for playing a number of popular family games, at the same time, they promote the Word of God.
Jacob’s Bible Cards
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by Matt Probert
Jacob’s Bible Cards published by Lion Playing Cards Factory Ltd, Tel Aviv, since mid-1950s.
Naipes Cristianos
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by Simon Wintle
“Naipes Cristianos” catechetical playing cards with quotations from the four gospels, 2002.
New Jacob’s Bible Cards
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by Matt Probert
New Jacob’s Bible Cards published by Lion Playing Cards, Tel Aviv
Noah’s Ark Card Game
Noah’s Ark Card Game, c.1905, which in its day helped to teach the Old Testament worldview
Old Testament playing cards
Old Testament playing cards with illustrations by Jan Padover, USA, 2012.
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