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Did you know the Bible is filled with many lessons that we can learn from the women in the Bible? In this blog post, I will share with you 5 women from the New Testament whom you can learn from and apply these lessons to your walk with Jesus Christ.
Do you see Jesus on every page of the Bible? He's there! Here's a list of more than 200 "sightings" of Jesus.
The Wheel of Prophecy, that you see below, is a tract compiled by the late C.P. Kilgore, an Apostolic Pentecostal minister who preached in .... by Loving Gospel
Did you know the Bible is filled with many lessons that we can learn from the women in the Bible? In this blog post, I will share with you 5 women from the Old Testament whom you can learn from and apply these lessons to your walk with Jesus Christ. In their stories, we can identify qualities they possessed in their walk with God and how God showed up in their relationship with Him.
The book of Hebrews in the Bible is rich in theology. Theology may sound like a big, intimating word that is just for scholars but it is really just an explanation of the foundation and meaning of …
Reading Materials Book of Mormon scriptures to supplement this week's study: 1 Nephi 10:7–10 2 Nephi 31:4–21 Mosiah 18:7–16 Alma 7:14–16 3 Nephi 11:19–26 3 Nephi 27:19–21 Moroni 8 Lynne Hilton Wilson, "Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3," Come Follow Me Commentary: The New Testament, 2019. Rosemary M. Wixom, “Keeping Covenants Protects Us, Prepares Us, and Empowers Us,” April 2014 General Conference. David A.
Although most of the kings are more than one to a lesson, each king can be taught on its own. When possible, each new king begins on a new page; unless there is only basic information about him and/or there is only a paragraph about him. I have the 40 kings divided into 15 lessons; although if I were to teach them, I would probably take two quarters plus Saul, David and Solomon. Some of the kings will have visuals for the lesson. Although some do not and that is why it has taken so long to add them here. Some have charts, maps when applicable, etc. They all have a sheet to fill in to create a notebook. If you want to make an interactive notebook, the pages can be printed at 75% or 2 per page. See a free video here on how to make this option. Add the pages to a composition notebook. Dollar Tree or Wal Mart or Target or Amazon Just a note: As these lessons were written, I began in the Kings and then added Chronicles. All numbers are in number form and not written out. I know this is not proper writing, but it is much easier to see a number when teaching. The application packs are different from the Life of David since most will teach several kings together. Any extra visuals, maps, posters, etc. are included in the application pack along with the worksheet for the king(s) being studied. There is a basic teacher’s answer sheet with scriptures included. Thanks to Christina Barkley for allowing me to reproduce and share some of her king ideas. Please, if there is a typo or error, leave a nice comment on the post it is located on so I can correct it. (Thanks ☺) If you feel I have left out important information about a certain king, please leave the info and scripture on the post where the original lesson is. Saul, David and Solomon are not included in this series. Click here to see more information about them. This is a bulletin board that I was permitted to share. Click here to see the post with other ideas. I wanted to add the printables for this series to create a similar bulletin board using Laura Cann and the ladies of Southside Church of Christ in Rapid City, South Dakota's general layout. I used the most basic crown since there are 40 crowns to cut out ☺. The only thing not included are the letters for The Divided Kingdom. Click here to download. Note: I just (3 Jan 2018) stumbled on this bulletin board at Hands On Bible Teacher. Credit goes to Rhonda for the original concept for the bulletin board and sorry I didn't see it earlier. That is what Pinterest is for! Although I believe in giving the original designers the credit. Check out the website for a lot of Bible class ideas and songs. Click here to see the lesson and Magnetic Board Visuals for the old prophet and the man of God in 1 Kings 13:11-34. This visual pack includes an assortment of visuals that can be used for almost every king. For instance, the people worshipping the golden calves and taking them down. There are 20 that I used for several lessons. These are in color only. Click here to download. As I was working on lessons for 2020, I made this chart and realized I didn't have one for the kings series. This is not in the above pack, but click here to download it by itself. You can use this bulletin board border to make easy crowns. If you use attendance charts, you could make these and let the student add a jewel each week. They can be found at your local teacher's supply store or here. There are metallic and sparkle available in different colors. Lesson 1 First King of Judah The Divided Kingdom: 1. Rehoboam Lesson 2 First King of Israel The Divided Kingdom: 1. Jeroboam Lesson 3 Kings of Israel 2. Nadab 3. Baasha 4. Elah 5. Zimri 6. Tibni 7. Omri Lesson 4 Kings of Judah 2. Abijam 3. Asa 4. Jehoshaphat Lesson 5 King of Israel 8. Ahab Lesson 6 Kings of Israel 9. Ahaziah 10. Joram 11. Jehu Lesson 7 Kings of Judah 5. Jehoram 6. Ahaziah Lesson 8 Queen & King of Judah 7. Athaliah 8. Joash Lesson 9 Kings of Israel 12. Jehoahaz 13. Jehoash 14. Jeroboam 2 15. Zechariah 16. Shallum Lesson 10 Kings of Judah 9. Amaziah 10. Azariah (Uzziah) 11. Jotham Lesson 11 Kings of Israel 17. Menahem 18. Pekahiah 19. Pekah 20. Hoshea Lesson 12 Kings of Judah 12. Ahaz 13. Hezekiah Lesson 13 Kings of Judah 14. Manasseh 15. Amon Lesson 14 King of Judah 16. Josiah Lesson 15 Kings of Judah 17. Jehoahaz 18. Jehoiakim 19. Jehoiachin 20. Zedekiah
Do you see Jesus on every page of the Bible? He's there! Here's a list of more than 200 "sightings" of Jesus.
God as we know Him has always been and always will be. He has no beginning and no end. His wisdom is shown throughout the cosmos and our home, planet Earth. When Moses was called by God to go deliver the children of Israel, he asked God who should He say sent him? God replied, "I AM." He further explained that He was " I AM that I AM." Seems kind of weird for a name, right? After the Israelites were delivered, they wandered in the wilderness for 40 years. During this time, I AM revealed who He was by His what He did. God revealed who He was by what He did. If you feel lost, confused or struggle with unbelief, please use this as a reference. Call on The Lord and watch Him show up. He knows your heart, so you don't have to be fancy with your words or know what to say - simply call out to I AM and what Him become what you need! Keep pressing. Your labor is not in vain.
Bible Timeline Bookplates- the perfect addition to any Bible's front or back pages!
Okay, I'll admit it: I started playing Christmas music yesterday. I'm getting ready for one of my favorite family traditions. During Advent we do a Jesse Tree, with readings and ornaments from the Old Testament that lead to the birth of Christ. I've noticed my children don't always have a good sense of how the different events relate to one another. For years, I've wanted a Bible Timeline to provide a context for the stories we tell. There are several commercial ones: most have a lot of text and dates and are more involved than I need. I really like this one with all the pictures, but its 10' long! That just won't work for our home. So I obsessed over it for 48 hours, and made my own. I drew a simple cartoon history of the Old Testament. It doesn't include every prophet and king and favorite story (because otherwise it would be 10' long!), but it provides a big picture, so when you're reading your favorite story you can point and say, "this happened here." I'm hoping it will help my kids develop a sense of the continuity of the story. I drew the timeline over 5 sheets of paper, but through the magic of Adobe, I've squished it onto a single printable page. Yes, ONE page. The pictures are tiny, but they are simple and readable, so I think it works. And its for you, too! Wishing you a good Advent and blessed Nativity! Grab the printable PDF here - it includes a black and white page, and one with a little color. If you don't want the teeny-tiny version, you can order it in poster from Zazzle in various sizes and paper qualities. Its also available as this pretty 17 x 24" poster printed by Fine Art America. (Be sure to select: Size: natural.)
Watermark will be removed High Resolution, 300 DPI Premium Semi-Gloss Paper Unframed, comes shipped In Mailing Tube Judith Beheading Holofernes - also called Judith Slaying Holofernes - is based on the Old Testament story contained in the deuterocanonical Book of Judith, which details the assassination of the Assyrian general Holofernes by the Israelite Judith.
The Hebrew Scriptures place internal struggles on full display—and teach us a lot about spiritual practice.
The beatitudes in the Bible come with a blessing! Come learn the importance of each beatitute as they are explained in this study!
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Whether you're new to the scriptures or an expert, these four New Testament handouts will supplement your study and hopefully inspire you along the way.
Since making this graphic, I learned many of these verses were removed because in the early manuscripts of the New Testament, they were not there. But with that said I found many of the verses are …
While there are 27 books in the New Testament, over time these books have been classified under different headings. Learning the different divisions within the New Testament books will help you progress in your New Testament Studies. Along with the NT divisions you will also learn the Major Divisions in the Old Testament along with hi-lights from each division.
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Joseph is a major character in the Old Testament stories of the early patriarchs. His faithfulness to God in the midst of his hardships is an example for all of us and a reminder that God is in control. These Bible lesson activities feature Joseph, his hardship, his endurance, his faith, and God’s blessing upon him.
I totally ripped this one off a German Sunday School lesson site. Anyways, I refined it so that you can make the least amount of cuts (in case you, like me, are in charge of preparing crafts beforehand.) This one teaches the story of Jesus healing the paralyzed man really well. As I said, I did rip it off a German site, but I added the verse in English at the top. You need: cardstock, scissors (or cutter), Exacto-Knife, and crayons (optional) First off, you want to cut the "ribbon" part away from the main part. You can do this with scissors...or you can do it with my new favorite office tool: The paper cutter! Cut one: Cut two: (Throw the right-hand portion away.) Next, stack all your "main portions" on top of each other so they are perfectly even. Then, very carefully, and with your non-dominate hand pushing down on the top of the stack (and your thumb out of the way!!!), pull the Exacto-Knife through all four cutting places. If your stack shifts during the cut, restack and press the stack harder with your non-dominate hand. Cutting through the stack like this kills several birds with one stone. First off, you can cut through 2-4 pieces of cardstock at a time--saving time. Secondly, you don't have to worry about cutting through to your table when you do it this way. Okay, here is how you thread the "ribbon" portion through. Remember to thread it through all four slits. The first scene you should see is the man being let down by his friends in the top window, and Jesus looking up in the bottom window. Keep pulling and you will see the man and Jesus interacting. Finally (and don't pull too hard here or you will have to re-thread!), you will see where Jesus healed the man who is now holding his bed. Template: The End!
