A.G.A.P.E Sunday School - Grade 10 - Oct wk 3 - The Book of Job (II) · 2020. 12. 25. · Title:...
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Sunday School Grade 10 A.G.A.P.E. Curriculum [Appreciating God-Given Abilities of Persons with Exceptionalities] Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States Under the Auspices of His Grace Bishop Youssef Piman~ epickopoc n~ remn~ ,ymi `n~ or;odoxoc `n~ te ni;ws ethwtp etcaryc ©2016 Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States, 501(c)3 organization
Transcript of A.G.A.P.E Sunday School - Grade 10 - Oct wk 3 - The Book of Job (II) · 2020. 12. 25. · Title:...
Sunday School Grade 10A.G.A.P.E. Curriculum
[Appreciating God-Given Abilities of Persons with Exceptionalities]
Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States
Under the Auspices of His Grace Bishop YoussefPiman~epickopoc n~remn~,ymi `n~or;odoxoc `n~te ni;ws ethwtp etcaryc
©2016 Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern United States, 501(c)3 organization
Sunday School Grade 10A.G.A.P.E. Curriculum
• The AGAPE curriculum is for exceptionalstudent education [ESE] for Sunday School. Itis designed by the Coptic Orthodox Diocese ofthe Southern United States.
• This is a modified curriculum designed forindividuals with special needs.
• This curriculum is intended to be taughtalongside with the general Sunday Schoolprogram for each grade.
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Sunday School Grade 10A.G.A.P.E. Curriculum
• Inclusion is an important aspect of the social andlearning paradigm of individuals with specialneeds.
• Stewards serving children and youth with specialneeds should try to integrate the students in themainstream classes for as much time as can betolerated by the student with special needs.
• Integration and inclusion foster friendships amongthe same age peer group.
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Preparation for The Book of Job (II)Lessons for the Month of October• Lesson Outline: Week 3
– Eliphaz the Temanite did not offer any words of comfort to Job. Rather he criticized him.
– Job asked for the Lord to take his life. Not because of its heavenly reward, but because it would be the end of his pains.
– Bildad the Shuhite criticized Job as well. His criticism did not apply to Job. Job was righteous.
– Zophar the Naamathite was the youngest and least ready to comfort anyone. He called Job a liar and disrespectful person.
– Job requested of God to explain to him his sins. God answered him.
– After God questioned Job and showed him his weakness, Job confessed it. God restored Job’s dignity among his friends.
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Word Bank• Eliphaz • Bildad• Pain
• Requested• Zophar • Dignity
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Objective: To study the book of Job. Totake example of the life of Job therighteous and his experience with God.
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Memory Verse: “Indeed, the Lord gave Jobtwice as much as he had before” (Job42:10).
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Eliphaz the Temanite did not offer anywords of comfort to Job. Rather hecriticized him.
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Job asked for the Lord to take his life. Notbecause of its heavenly reward, butbecause it would be the end of his pains.
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Bildad the Shuhite criticized Job as well.His criticism did not apply to Job. Jobwas righteous.
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Zophar the Naamathite was the youngestand least ready to comfort anyone. Hecalled Job a liar and disrespectful person.
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Job requested of God to explain to himhis sins. God answered him.
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After God questioned Job and showed himhis weakness, Job confessed it. Godrestored Job’s dignity among his friends.
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The Book of Job (II)Lessons for the Month of October• Conclusion
– Eliphaz the Temanite did not offer any words of comfort to Job. Rather he criticized him.
– Job asked for the Lord to take his life. Not because of its heavenly reward, but because it would be the end of his pains.
– Bildad the Shuhite criticized Job as well. His criticism did not apply to Job. Job was righteous.
– Zophar the Naamathite was the youngest and least ready to comfort anyone. He called Job a liar and disrespectful person.
– Job requested of God to explain to him his sins. God answered him.– After God questioned Job and showed him his weakness, Job confessed it.
God restored Job’s dignity among his friends.
• To God be the glory, forever, Amen.
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Resources
• Application– Coordinate a time for A.G.A.P.E. students to interact
with non- A.G.A.P.E. students.• Activities—Customize according to student
abilities, speech, and fine and gross motor skills.– Coloring/Painting– Cut and Paste– Music/Games
• References– http://www.suscopts.org/ssc/Grade10.pdf
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