Biblical texts are not always easy to understand. Even regular Bible readers often have problems with this, and it can be even more challenging for people with learning disabilities or those who do not speak German well. In this collection of texts, various passages from the New Testament are retold in easy-to-understand language. The stories are supplemented by explanatory illustrations.

What is easy language? Easy language is a barrier-free form of communication characterized by simple, clear sentences and a straightforward typeface, making it easier to understand. Easy language always includes explanatory pictures, photos, or graphics. The aim of plain language is text comprehensibility, which is characterized by features such as simplicity, clear structure, conciseness, and short sentences.