(Copy appears first in Kreyol, then in English.) Malgre 4 gwo sikon nan lane 2008 epi yon kokennchenn tranblemandete an janvye 2010 ki boulvese nou, nou menm pep ayisyen an montre lemond antye ke nou toujou gen lagete ak lajwa. Nou se yon pep ki gen lafwa. Nou sevi yon gwo Bondye, sel ak vre Bondye ki genyen an. Liv sa a te ekri espesyalman pou timoun, pou anseye yo, epi pou fe granmoun yo sonje tou, Bondye toujou avek nou menm nan move moman yo le gen tet chaje ak dezas. Li byen lwen nou, poutan li toujou avek nou. Pwofet Ezayi te ekri nan Bib la: "Lagrel pral tonbe sou gwo rakbwa a. Yo pral kraze lavil la. Ala kontan n'a kontan jwenn kont dlo nou pou fe jaden " Ala beni nou beni pou nou swiv sel vre Bondye a ki renmen mond ak pep li te kreye a Liv sa a anseye ke Bondye se yon Bondye pesonel (Li avek nou) poutan li gen tout pouvwa (Li byen lwen nou). Beni swa Letenel.Praise the Lord. Sometimes we need to hear a calm voice. Nighttime noises and daytime surprises can cause anytime tears and fears. We need a word of comfort. Sometimes, though, God seems far away, even inaccessible, because He is "transcendent." God is "beyond" all that exists. Yet the Bible tells us He is always close at hand, a powerful friend. He is "immanent," an ever present help in times of trouble. Using gentle poetry, Scripture paraphrases and vibrant illustrations, "BYEN LWEN" is a comforting read, exploring this near-but-far aspect of God. Readers and listeners old and young will be reminded that God delights in His people. He protects us with His power. He comforts us with His presence. He watches out for us when we are out on a limb, walking through puddles and going to bed. We can be encouraged by the words of this book to understand we are safe because God is transcendent yet involved, distant yet immanent. Byen Lwen, Poutan Toujou Avek Ou. Praise the Lord. Beni swa Letenel."