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Apr 17, 2013 · The purpose is to help children who are already familiar with many of the Bible stories to understand how they fit together to make the whole story of the Bible. Click here to download. This worksheet focuses on the Old Testament books of law. It has two pages that can be printed back to back.
- Shirley Mckinstry
Read Scripture references, Psalm 19:7-14, James 2:8, Galatians 3:2-5, 19-24, Psalm 119. Take time to meditate on this week’s Scripture and think about your own life. Have you made following the commandments a priority in your life? By no means should we allow the law to dominate our faith. The law of God calls not for legalism, but for love.
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Ask: Have you ever had to have an x-ray? Why? What does an x-ray do? If you break a bone and need an x-ray, does the x-ray fix the problem? [Show picture of x-ray.] Say: Imagine going to the doctor because your leg hurts. He takes an x-ray of your leg, then tells you, “Ok, here’s your x-ray, now you’re all fixed up!” That wouldn’t be very helpful r...
Explain It (Book): This is where you school ‘em! This is the section where you tell the story and answer the question, “What’s the story about?” Say: We always learn from the Bible, God’s Word. In the Bible God shows us what He is like! Our main point today is God is faithful to His people. As you listen to the story, think of the ways that God was...
How many days did it take the Jews to complete the wall around Jerusalem? (52 days)Which prophet read from the Law of Moses? (Ezra)Who listened to Ezra reading God’s Word? (All the Jews – men, women, and children)Who helped the people understand God’s Law? (The Levites)Lesson 1: God’s Laws Continued. Objectives: Students will... 1) Study Exodus 20‐23 to see what other laws God commanded to the Israelites besides the 10 Commandments. To understand that there were more than just 10 laws. Supplies: Coordinator will ensure these supplies are ready for you in advance.
Jul 7, 2019 · 2. Christ Fulfilling the Law (vv. 17–20) The Pharisees accused Jesus of seeking to nullify the Law. He was not opposing the Law, but rejecting their misinterpretation and expression of it, through man-made traditions. Jesus came to fulfill the Law—to complete it. His moral demands were not less than Moses’.
1) Study Exodus 18 and see that Jethro – Moses Father‐in‐law – comes for a visit. 2) See that we should take wise advice from older church members. 3) Learn that we can find answers in the Bible for our issues today. 4) Understand that we need to be taught how to lead and serve in the church.
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This worksheet has students fill in blanks from Chapter 2, Section 6-8, focusing on the faith changes during the early Church centered on the Trinity. Document The Ninety-Nine Names of God
