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Introduction Student Handbook - Level Three Page 1

ContentsWelcome to Sonseekers ............ 1

A note to parents ...................... 2

Publisher’s note ........................ 3

Unit 2 (Lessons 17-32):

17. Jacob becomes Israel .............. 418. Joseph the favourite son .......... 619. Joseph goes to Egypt ............... 820. Joseph interprets dreams ...... 1021. Joseph’s brothers ................... 1222. Israel in Egypt ....................... 1423. Israelite slaves, Moses born .. 1624. Moses returns to Egypt ......... 1825. “Let Me people go” .............. 2026. The first Passover, Israel delivered ................................ 2227. Crossing the Red Sea ............ 2428. Manna, water from rock ........ 2629. Sinai and the ten commandments ...................... 2830. Moses and the tabernacle ..... 3031. The golden calf ...................... 3232. Twelve spies, 40 years wandering ............................. 34

Curriculum Outline ............... 36

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Welcome to Sonseekers …

Dear Parents

Welcome to Sonseekers, a Sunday School Program designed to give children a sound background in Biblical events, people and places. We trust that you, and your child, are blessed by participation in this program.

The curriculum has been produced by over 100 people who have voluntarily given of their time and talents to write, draw and create activities, as well as to edit, review and proof-read. We deeply appreciate the commitment and love shown by all who have contributed to this project. The benefit and blessing to children, as they learn about God’s life and love, is a testimony to their faithfulness.

However, the real key to children knowing God as their Father lies with their families. As parents train their children in God’s way, they begin to experience the reality of the Father’s love for themselves.

The Sonseekers program is designed to support and encourage family life and order. The Student Handbook is a feature of the program, offering follow up activities and daily devotions, which you may wish to use in your own family devotions.

May God bless and guide you as you share the Lord’s life with your child.

If you wish to know more about the Sonseekers program, please contact the publishers on the numbers listed.

Yours in Christ

The Sonseekers Team

Student Handbook

Student Handbook - Level Three Introduction

Timeline Creation4000BC Adam and Eve The Fall2500BC Noah The Flood Tower of Babel2000BC Abraham1900BC Isaac1800BC Esau and Jacob1750BC Joseph1360BC Moses1280BC Exodus from Egypt and Journeys Joshua1240BC Entry into and Conquest of Land1220BC Judges1100BC Gideon1070BC Samson1063BC Samuel1020BC Saul as King980BC David as King940BC Solomon as King900BC Kingdom Divided839BC Elijah Emerges; Mt Carmel Jehoshaphat814BC Elisha’s Ministry749BC Jonah662BC Hezekiah; Isaiah576BC Josiah540BC Daniel taken to Babylon527BC Exile into Babylon457BC Restoration from Babylon4BC Birth of Jesus26AD Baptism of Jesus Call of Disciples28AD Feeding of 5000 Parables29AD Miracles; Transfiguration30AD Raising of Lazarus Parables Palm Sunday Jesus’ Crucifixion and Resurrection Day of Pentecost Peter’s Ministry33AD Conversion of Paul45AD Paul’s Missionary Journeys60AD Paul as Prisoner to Rome

What are the Sonseekers materials?The Sonseekers Sunday School materials are a four year course of 128 Bible lessons. The lessons are written with the twin aims of teaching the students an accurate chronology of Biblical events and also drawing from each lesson pastoral points relevant to the age and stage of each child. They are written at four levels to cover from pre-school to 12+ age groups. The 128 lessons are organised into 8 units, each of sixteen lessons. The table below indicates the suitable age group for each level:

Sonseekers Student School Level Age Level Level One 4 - 5 Kindergarten, Prep Level Two 6 - 7 Lower Primary Level Three 8 - 10 Middle Primary Level Four 11 – 12+ Upper Primary

What’s in my SonseekersLevel Three Student Handbook?Each Level Three Student Handbook contains sixteen homework activities and sixteen “My Own Page” sections, relevant for the age of your child.

Each homework activity page comprises:

the title of the lesson; ♦the Bible reference for each lesson; ♦an activity related to some aspect of the lesson; ♦the memory verse to be learnt from the lesson. ♦

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A note to parents about the Sonseekers materials . . .

Introduction Student Handbook - Level Three Page 3

. . . note to parents . . .How do I help my child use the Student’s Handbook?The following suggestions are then made with regard to using the book.

After each lesson

Make sure that your child learns the memory verse from the lesson. ♦Have the child read the Bible passage for the lesson again or read it to him/her. The reference is ♦provided in the header on the homework activity page. All Scripture references are taken from the New King James Version (1983 edition).Discuss the story with the child and ask them what they learnt from the story. ♦Link the activity that the teacher used to the story so that the significance of the activity is clear to the ♦students.Set regular times each week for the child to complete the homework activity and daily devotions. ♦Give your child as much help and encouragement as they need to complete these tasks. This is an ♦opportunity to fellowship in the word of God with your child!Ensure that your child brings the handbook to class so that the teacher can check the homework and ♦mark the following week’s memory verse.Encourage your child to read ahead for the next lesson. ♦

May God bless you and guide you as parentsas you help your children in this way!

Publisher’s note:The publisher wishes to acknowledge the use of clip art from Coreldraw, Clickart, Bible View Clip Art by Pastoral Computer Services and Logos Bible Clips.

The publisher gives permission for artwork masters to be photocopied for the use of the students in the Sonseekers classes. However, no other part of this publication may be produced or transmitted in any form without permission in writing from the publisher.

Student Handbook - Level Three Lesson 17

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The Lord can change usDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 27:41-43; 33:1 4. In what way had Esau changed while Jacob had been away?

TuesdayGenesis 32:24-28. What was changed during Jacob’s wrestle with God?

WednesdayMatthew 18:21-22. God is always willing to forgive us. What should be our attitude about forgiving others?

ThursdayEphesians 4:24-29. What are some actions that will change when a person has truly repented?

FridayMatthew 6:14-15. If we forgive others, what is God able to do for us?


Joseph,the favourite son Genesis 37:1-24

Memory Verse “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness,

faithfulness, gentleness, self-control.” (Galatians 5:22,23).“For He Himself has said, ‘I will never leave you nor forsake you.’” (Hebrews 13:5).

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Envy and self-seekingDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 37:9-11. When Joseph told of his second dream, how did his father and brothers respond?

TuesdayMatthew 27:15-22. Why did the chief priests and elders want to kill Jesus? (v18).

WednesdayTitus 3:1-5. What sort of people were we all before we let God’s love and kindness change us?

ThursdayJames 3:13-18. What does envy and self-seeking cause? (v16).

FridayI Corinthians 13:4. What is missing from our lives if envy and pride are there?


Joseph goes to Egypt

Memory Verse“A man’s heart plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps.” (Proverbs 16:9).

“And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God.” (Romans 8:28)..

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Write the correct word from those inbrackets, in the blank spaces below.1. Jacob sent __________ to see if his brothers were alright. Genesis 37:13 (Joseph, Reuben, Seth)2. They called him __________________________________. Genesis 37:19 (Daddy’s little pet, the favourite, the dreamer)3. They plotted to __________ him. Genesis 37:20 (kill, lose, fight)4. __________ was against their evil plan. Genesis 37:21 (Benjamin, Ishmael, Reuben)5. They took from him his __________. Genesis 37:23 (coat, lunch, wallet)6. Then they __________ him to traders going to Egypt. Genesis 37:28 (gave, sold, took)7. The traders ________________________________________. Genesis 37:36 (killed Joseph, sold him to Potiphar, gave him as a gift to Pharaoh)

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When Times are HardDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 37:18-22. Jealousy was in the heart of Joseph’s brothers. What did this make them want to do to him?

TuesdayGenesis 39:1-3;20-21. Where was the God in whom Joseph trusted during all the unfair treatment he suffered? (v2, v21).

WednesdayProverbs 16:7. When is the Lord able to make peace between a man and his enemies?

ThursdayI Corinthians 10:13. How does God help us to overcome temptation?

FridayI Peter 4:19. What are those who suffer encouraged to do?


Joseph interpretsthe dreams Genesis 40 & 41

Memory Verse“There are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit.” (I Corinthians 12:4).

“But let patience have its perfect work, that you may be perfect and complete, lacking nothing.” (James 1:4).

Circle the correct answer.1. Genesis 40:8. The butler and the baker were sad because: (a) they had bad dreams; (b) there was no one to interpret their dreams; (c) they were in prison.

2. Genesis 40:8. Joseph told them that: (a) dreams mean nothing; (b) Pharaoh would interpret their dreams; (C) interpretations belong to God.

3. Genesis 40:8. Joseph was able to interpret their dreams because: (a) he was not an Egyptian; (b) he had magic powers; (c) he was given a special ability by God.

4. Genesis 40:13. Joseph told the butler that his dream meant that: (a) in three days he would be serving the Pharaoh; (b) he would become a winemaker; (c) the Pharaoh would kill him.

5. Genesis 40:19. Joseph told the baker his dream meant that: (a) he would be hanged; (b) he would be serving Pharaoh in three days; (c) he would die in prison.

6. Genesis 40:23. Joseph asked the butler to remember him when he was free and: (a) he put in a good word to Pharaoh for him; (b) he forgot him; (c) he came to visit him every week with a basket of grapes.

7. The Lord allowed all these things to happen to Joseph because: (a) He disliked him; (b) He knew Joseph would save Israel; (c) He wanted a spy in the court of the Egyptians.


DreamsDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 40:5-8. Who did Joseph say was the one to interpret dreams?

TuesdayGenesis 41:39-45. Because Joseph interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams, what reward did Pharaoh give him?

WednesdayMatthew 1:18-21. Who appeared to Joseph in a dream to tell him that Mary was to have a baby?

ThursdayGenesis 31:22-24. Why was Laban sure that God wanted Jacob to go back to his homeland?

FridayI Kings 3:5-9. What did Solomon ask the Lord to give him when he spoke to him in a dream?


Joseph’s brothers Genesis 42:1 - 45:28

Memory Verse“Above all things have fervent love for one another, ‘for love will cover a multitude of sins.’” (I Peter 4:8).“Humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time.” (I Peter 5:6).

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FamineDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 41:25-30. How did God let Pharaoh know that a famine was coming?

TuesdayGenesis 12:10. Where did Abram go to get food in a time of famine?

WednesdayGenesis 26:1-3. What stopped Isaac from going to Egypt for food when there was a famine in the land?

ThursdayRuth 1:1&2. Name the man who took his wife and sons to Moab to get away from the famine.

FridayMatthew 24:3-8. What frightening things did Jesus warn would happen before He returns? (v7).


Israel in Egypt Genesis 46 - 49

Memory Verse“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity.” (Psalm 133:1).“‘For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways,’ says the Lord” (Isaiah 55:8).

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Bible shepherdsDaily DevotionsMondayGenesis 46:31&32. What type of work did Joseph’s brothers do at home?

TuesdayI Samuel 17:34-37. What animals attacked the sheep of David, the shepherd boy?

WednesdayLuke 2:8-12. Who were the first people to hear about the birth of Jesus?

ThursdayPsalm 23. Who is our shepherd? How does He care for us?

FridayJohn 10:11-14. How does the Good Shepherd protect His sheep?


Israelite slaves,Moses born Exodus 1:1 - 2:10

Memory Verse“For I know the thoughts that I think towards you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace and not evil, to give you a future and a hope.” (Jeremiah 29:11).“But he who trusts in the Lord, mercy shall surround him.” (Psalm 32:10).

1 . Amram and Jochebed were of the house of: (a) Levi; (b) Hebrew; (c) Israel.

2. When Jochebed had a son, she: (a) gave him the name Moses; (b) made an ark and hid him in the reeds; (c) wished she had a daughter.

3. In doing this, she showed she was: (a) full of fear; (b) a foolish woman; (c) trusting God to watch over him.

4. The baby was watched by: (a) his mother; (b) his sister; (c) his father.

5. The baby was found by: (a) Pharaoh’s daughter; (b) Pharaoh; (c) one of the taskmasters.

6. Pharaoh’s daughter knew the baby was: (a) an orphan; (b) an Egyptian; (c) one of the Hebrews’ children.

7. The baby’s sister brought his mother: (a) to look after the baby; (b) to take the baby back home; (c) to take baby photos.

8. Pharaoh’s daughter called the baby Moses because: (a) it was his father’s name; (b) she “drew him out of the water”; (c) it was her favourite name.


Arks in the BibleDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 1:22 and 2:1-3. Why did this Levi family need to hide their baby boy?

TuesdayExodus 2:3. What materials were used to make the ark for baby Moses?

WednesdayGenesis 6:13 17. Why did God tell Noah to make an ark?

ThursdayGenesis 6:14-16. What materials were used to make Noah’s ark?

FridayHebrews 9:2-5. What was kept in the ark of the covenant?


Moses fleesand returns to Egypt

Memory Verse“He gives power to the weak, and to those who have no might He increases strength.” (Isaiah 40:29).“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works.” (Ephesians 2:10).

3. God told Moses to go to the landof __________________.(Exodus 4:19)

4. _____________ became Moses’ mouthpiece. (Exodus 4:14)

5. He was Moses’ _______________.(Exodus 4:14)

6. God said that He would harden the heart of ________________. (Exodus 4:21)

8. We read this story in the second book of the Bible which is ____________.

Exodus 2:11-25; 3 - 4


God speaksin different ways

Daily DevotionsMondayExodus 3:2-4. Who appeared and spoke to Moses in a flame of fire from the burning bush?

TuesdayI Samuel 3:1-5. When the Lord called to Samuel in the tabernacle whose voice did he think it was?

WednesdayI Kings 19:11-13. In what way did the Lord speak to Elijah?

ThursdayDaniel 5:2-5; 23-28. How did the Lord warn King Belshazzar that He was angry with him?

FridayJohn 14:8-10. Who told Jesus what He should speak when He was on earth?


“Let My people go” Exodus 5 - 11

Memory Verse“What He promised He is also able to perform.” (Romans 4:21).

“I will deliver you, and you shall glorify Me.” (Psalm 50:15).

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God’s people are special to HimDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 3:6-10. Why did the Lord want Moses to bring the children of Israel out of Egypt? (V7).

TuesdayJeremiah 11:2-4. What is the main thing God wants His people to do when He speaks to them?

WednesdayIsaiah 40:10 & 11. God is strong but also very caring. What does Isaiah liken Him to?

ThursdayJohn 3:16 17. What loving thing did God do so that those who believe on Him could have eternal life?

FridayIsaiah 43:1-2. The Lord said to the Israelites, “You are Mine.” What are some places He promised to care for them?


The first passover,Israel delivered Exodus 12

Memory Verse“Yours, O Lord, is the greatness, the power and the glory, the victory and the majesty.” (I Chronicles 29:11).“As for God, His way is perfect.” (Psalm 18:30).

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The passoverDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 12:26-27. What was the Lord’s reason for celebrating the passover feast?

TuesdayExodus 12:21-23. How did the Lord know which houses to pass over?

WednesdayI Corinthians 5:7. Who was sacrificed as our passover?

ThursdayJohn 1:29. What name did John use for Jesus which reminds us about passover?

FridayLuke 22:7-13. Which two disciples did Jesus send to prepare the passover for Him and the other apostles?


Crossing the Red Sea

Memory Verse“He is a shield to all who trust in Him.” (Psalm 18:30).

“And the Lord will deliver me from every evil work and preserve me for His heavenly kingdom.” (II Timothy 4:18).

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God led His people out of Egypt by way of the wilderness of the Red Sea. We all moved in order. Moses took the bones of Joseph with us. The Lord went in front of us during the day in a pillar of cloud and at night in a pillar of fire. Pharaoh thought that the wilderness had closed us in, so he sent his army and 600 of his choice chariots to pursue and overtake us. All of us were very bold, but we became afraid when the E gyptians marched after us. Many of us wished we had stayed in Egypt and we started to complain to Moses about it. God had spoken to Moses so he told us:

Moses did exactly what the Lord had commanded him to do. He stretched out his hand over the sea, the water parted and there was a wall on either side of us. This was a real miracle of God because we were all walking on dry ground. The pillar moved and stood between us and the Egyptians. The Egyptians still followed us into the middle of the sea. God looked down at the Egyptians and He began to trouble them. He took off their chariot wheels and they started to flee because they realised that God was fighting for us. The Lord then told Moses to stretch out his hand over the sea. The water returned to its full depth and covered up all the horsemen and all the army. All of us saw what happened and we can now really believe in our God and His servant Moses.

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Daily DevotionsMondayExodus 14:13-16. When the Israelites came to the Red Sea they were afraid and angry. Whom did Moses promise would fight for them?

TuesdayActs 7:35 36. Whom did God send to deliver the Israelites out of Egypt?

WednesdayII Corinthians 1:8-10. When Paul and Silas had troubles in Asia whom did they trust to deliver them?

ThursdayI Samuel 17:32-37. What events in David’s life helped him to trust that God would deliver him from Goliath?

FridayPsalm 18:2. In this Psalm David says that the Lord is his deliverer. What other words does he use to show how strong God is?


Manna, water from the rock Exodus 16; 17:1-7

Memory Verse“He also brought streams out of the rock, and caused waters to run down like rivers.” (Psalm 78:16).“I will bless the Lord at all times.” (Psalm 34:1).

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The Bread of LifeDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 16:4. In what way did the Lord promise Moses that He would send food to the people.

TuesdayExodus 16:35. For how many years did the Lord send the manna to the Israelites?

WednesdayJohn 6:32-35. What is our true bread of life?

ThursdayJohn 6:47-51. The Israelites who lived on manna all had to die. Which food makes us live forever?

FridayJohn 6:53-56. If we eat the living bread, what will Jesus do to us at the last day?


Sinai and the ten commandments Exodus 19 - 20

Memory Verse“If you will indeed obey My voice … you shall be a special treasure to Me.” (Exodus 19:5).“Be holy, for I am holy.” (I Peter 1:16).

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Remember! God’s rules are like a ruler - they show us how crooked we are. (SeeGalatians 2:16.) Can we get to heaven justby keeping them? ...............


Commandments of GodDaily DevotionsMondayDeuteronomy 4:11-13. How many commandments did the Lord write on the two tablets of stone?

TuesdayExodus 20:12. Whom does the fifth commandment tell us to honour so that our days may be long in the land?

WednesdayI John 3:23. What two things does this commandment tell us to do?

ThursdayJohn 13:34 35. What does Jesus ask us to do in the new commandment He gave?

FridayMatthew 22:35-39. What did Jesus say was the great commandment in the law?


Moses andthe tabernacle Exodus 24 - 30

Memory Verse

bronze

rams’ skins

gold

willingly

Bezaleel

veil

Number the answers in their right order.

Answer Yes or No to these questions.

“Oh, that My people would listen to Me, that Israel would walk in My ways!” (Psalm 81:13).“And He will dwell with them and they shall be His people, and God Himself will be with them and be their God.” (Revelation 21:36).


Worship God onlyDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 32:2-4. The children of Israel wanted another god to worship. What was it and what was it made from?

TuesdayExodus 20:3. The first of the ten commandments was about “other gods.” What did it say?

WednesdayI John 5:20 21. Who is the one true God?

ThursdayDeuteronomy 11:16 17. What does the Lord warn will happen to those who turn aside to other gods?

FridayPsalm 95:3-6. Find two reasons in these verses for worshipping the Lord.


The golden calf Exodus 32

Memory Verse

When the people saw that Moses was a long time up the .......................they became very impatient. They seemed to forget all the .......................things the ...................... had done for them. So they asked Aaron tomake them an ........................ they could see, like the people ofEgypt had. .................... asked them to bring their golden ...................... . He used the gold to make a golden ....................... . Then foolish Aaron made an ....................... , and the people brought offerings.

Choose from the list of words oppositeto fill in the blanks in the story.

Aaronidol

earringsLord

wonderfulaltarcalf

mountain

“For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (Matthew 6:21).

“If anyone loves the world, the love of the Father is not in him.” (I John 2:15).


God’s dwelling placeDaily DevotionsMondayExodus 25:8 9. God told Moses to build a special place where His presence could dwell. What was it?

TuesdayI Corinthians 6:19 20. What special person should live in our body?

WednesdayI John 4:12-16. If God really does abide in us, what will show to all those around us?

ThursdayGalatians 2:20. We have been crucified with Christ, so who now lives in us?

FridayI Corinthians 3:16. What is the dwelling place for God’s Spirit on the earth?


Twelve spies, 40 years of wandering Numbers 13 - 14:10

Memory Verse

ten

forty

rebeljudgementfaith

condemned Canaan

believewilderness

God

trustMoses

two

Fill in the gaps as you follow the spies!Use the words in the big footprint to help you.

The spies traveled to _ _ _ _ _ _ and backand brought their message to _ _ _ _ _.Alas _ _ _ brought only bad, bad news,but _ _ _ chose to b_ _ _ _ _ _ the viewthat _ _ _ would take them through.

Because the people chose to _ _ _ _ _they were c_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to walk aboutthe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for _ _ _ _ _ years.Oh, what a j_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for theirfears. Let us learn to _ _ _ _ _ the Lordand have _ _ _ _ _ in His living word.

“I will put my trust in Him.” (Hebrews 2:13)..

“We ought to obey God rather than men.” (Acts 5:29).


God is with us so there is nothing to fear

Daily DevotionsMondayNumbers 13:26-28. Write down one good thing and one frightening thing that the spies said about Canaan.

TuesdayNumbers 14:6-9. Why weren’t Joshua and Caleb afraid of the people living in Canaan?

WednesdayHebrews 13:5 6. Who can help us when others are against us?

ThursdayPsalm 23:4. Why should we feel brave even when trouble is all around us?

FridayPsalm 46:7-10. Instead of worrying and fighting when things are bad, what should we do? (V10).

Curriculum Student Handbook- Level Three Page 36

Sonseekers CurriculumUnit One Unit Two Unit Three Unit Four

Creation 11. Creation 22. Adam and Eve3. The fall4. Cain and Abel5. Noah builds an ark6. The flood, Noah and his 7. sonsThe tower of Babel8. Abram called, Abram 9. and LotThe covenant with 10. AbrahamIshmael and Isaac11. Sodom and Gomorrah12. The sacrifice of Isaac13. Rebekah, Isaac’s bride14. Jacob and Esau15. Jacob’s ladder, Leah and 16. Rachel

Jacob becomes Israel17. Joseph, the favourite son18. Joseph goes to Egypt19. Joseph interprets the 20. dreamsJoseph’s brothers21. Israel in Egypt22. Israelite slaves, Moses 23. bornMoses flees and returns 24. to Egypt“Let My people go” 25. The first passover, Israel 26. deliveredCrossing the Red Sea27. Manna, water from the 28. rockSinai and the ten 29. commandmentsMoses and the tabernacle30. The golden calf31. Twelve spies, 40 years of 32. wandering

Aaron’s rod33. Moses hits the rock34. The bronze serpent35. Balaam and his ass36. Joshua and Rahab37. Crossing the Jordan, 38. JerichoThe sin of Achan39. The sun stands still40. Gideon’s fleece41. Gideon and his army42. Samson43. Samson and Delilah44. Ruth, Naomi and Boaz45. Hannah46. Samuel hears God speak47. Eli, Hophni and Phinehas48.

Saul chosen49. Saul and the Amalekites50. David chosen51. David and Goliath52. David and Jonathan53. David and Saul54. David crowned55. David and the ark56. Absalom57. Solomon becomes king58. Solomon’s temple59. Israel divided, Rehoboam 60. and JeroboamElijah and the widow61. Elijah on Mount Carmel62. Good King Jehoshaphat63. Elisha and the double 64. portion

Unit Five Unit Six Unit Seven Unit EightThe widow’s oil, a boy 65. raisedNaaman66. Famine in Samaria67. Jonah68. The captivity of Israel 69. (the northern kingdom)Hezekiah and 70. SennacheribIsaiah71. Josiah72. Jeremiah73. The captivity of Judah 74. (the southern kingdom)Daniel interprets the 75. king’s dreamThe fiery furnace76. The writing on the wall77. Daniel in the lions’ den78. Esther79. Restoration80.

Zacharias, Elizabeth, 81. Mary and JohnThe birth of Jesus82. Jesus in the temple83. John the Baptist 84. Jesus baptised and 85. temptedThe call of the disciples86. Water turned to wine87. The temple cleansed, 88. NicodemusThe woman at the well89. Healing of the paralysed 90. manThe house built on the 91. rockJesus stills the storm92. The feeding of the 500093. The centurion’s servant94. Forgiveness in Simon’s 95. houseThe sower and the seed96.

Jairus’ daughter, a 97. woman touches JesusJesus walks on the water98. Miracles of healing99. The transfiguration100. A boy is healed101. The unmerciful servant102. A man born blind103. The good Samaritan104. Prayer105. The raising of Lazarus106. The lost sheep, coin and 107. sonAttitudes of a servant108. The marriage of the 109. king’s sonThe ten lepers110. The ten virgins111. The talents112.

Palm Sunday113. The last supper and 114. GethsemaneThe crucifixion115. The resurrection116. Peter restored117. The risen Christ and His 118. ascensionThe day of Pentecost119. Peter and John120. Peter and the Gentiles121. Stephen122. Philip123. Paul’s conversion124. Paul’s first missionary 125. journeyPaul’s second and third 126. missionary journeysPaul’s capture and 127. imprisonmentPaul’s final journey128.

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