Worldview Teacher Manual samples - Summit Ministries
Worldview Teacher Manual samples - Summit Ministries
Worldview Teacher Manual samples - Summit Ministries
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History Wisdom Prophecy<br />
Law<br />
Old T e stament<br />
Prophecy<br />
History<br />
"I, the LORD, Speak the Truth" Isaiah 45:19<br />
And you also were included in Christ when you heard the word of truth, the<br />
gospel of your salvation. Ephesians 1:13<br />
<strong>Teacher</strong>’s Notes<br />
Can we trust the words of Scripture to be the “word of God”? Can we trust the<br />
Bible to be the “word of truth”? God assures us that we can.<br />
“I, the LORD, speak the truth;<br />
I declare what is right.”<br />
Isaiah 45:19<br />
“. . . your word is truth.” John 17:17<br />
Suggested Discussion Questions:<br />
What does the word "Bible" mean?<br />
From what language does the word Bible come? What word?<br />
Why do we refer to the Bible as "the Scriptures"?<br />
What did the apostle Paul call the Bible in his letter to the Christians<br />
in the Greek city of Thessalonica? Why?<br />
What did the apostle Paul call the Bible in his letter to the Christians<br />
in the city of Ephesus? Why?<br />
Why can we trust that the words of the Bible are true?<br />
<br />
Have students read How Is the Bible Arranged or Organized? (SWT p.157).<br />
How Is the Bible Arranged or Organized? The Bible is one large book<br />
consisting of 66 separate, smaller books arranged into two divisions, the Old<br />
Testament of 39 books and the New Testament of 27 books. The Bible is the<br />
only true written revelation of God.<br />
The word testament means covenant. The 39 books of the Old Testament<br />
are primarily related to God’s call and covenant or promised relationship with<br />
the Hebrews, who became the nation of Israel. These<br />
books reveal God’s promise to Israel to be their God and<br />
provider with the condition that they obey Him. These<br />
books also reveal God’s promise to redeem and restore<br />
harmony in all the relationships of creation through<br />
His Son, Jesus, Who one day<br />
would be born from the nation<br />
of Israel.<br />
The 39 books of the Old Testament<br />
are grouped into 4 categories—5<br />
books of Law, 12 books<br />
Ezra<br />
Nehemiah<br />
Esther<br />
Job<br />
Psalms<br />
Proverbs<br />
Ecclesiastes<br />
Song of Solomon<br />
of History, 5 books of Wisdom, and 17 books of Prophecy. Compare the three<br />
pictures on this page that show the books of the Old Testament arranged on<br />
shelves with the Books of the Bible posters in your classroom.<br />
Isaiah<br />
Ezekiel<br />
Lamentations<br />
Jeremiah<br />
History Wisdom Prophecy<br />
Daniel<br />
Leviticus<br />
Exodus<br />
Genesis<br />
Law<br />
Amos<br />
Joel<br />
Hosea<br />
Numbers<br />
Deuteronomy<br />
Old Testament<br />
Obadiah<br />
Jonah<br />
Micah<br />
Nahum<br />
Habakkuk<br />
Zephaniah<br />
Prophecy<br />
Joshua<br />
Judges<br />
Ruth<br />
1 Samuel<br />
2 Samuel<br />
1 Kings<br />
2 Kings<br />
1 Chronicles<br />
2 Chronicles<br />
History<br />
Zechariah<br />
Haggai<br />
Malachi<br />
157<br />
How Is the Bible Arranged or Organized? The Bible is one large book consisting of 66 separate,<br />
smaller books arranged into two divisions, the Old Testament of 39 books and the New Testament of<br />
27 books. The Bible is the only true written revelation of God.<br />
The word testament means covenant. The 39 books of the Old Testament are primarily related to God’s<br />
call and covenant or promised relationship with the Hebrews, who became the nation of Israel. These<br />
books reveal God’s promise to Israel to be their God and provider with the condition that they obey<br />
Him. These books also reveal God’s promise to redeem and restore harmony in all the relationships<br />
of creation through His Son, Jesus, Who one day<br />
would be born from the nation of Israel.<br />
Joshua<br />
The 39 books of the Old Testament are grouped<br />
Judges<br />
into 4 categories—5 books of Law, 12 books of<br />
Ruth<br />
1 Samuel<br />
History, 5 books of Wisdom, and 17 books of<br />
2 Samuel<br />
Prophecy. Compare the three pictures on this<br />
1 Kings<br />
page that show the books of the Old Testament<br />
2 Kings<br />
arranged on shelves with the Books of the Bible<br />
1 Chronicles<br />
posters in your classroom.<br />
2 Chronicles<br />
Ezra<br />
Nehemiah<br />
Esther<br />
Job<br />
Psalms<br />
Proverbs<br />
Ecclesiastes<br />
Song of Solomon<br />
Ezekiel<br />
Lamentations<br />
Jeremiah<br />
Isaiah<br />
Daniel<br />
The 27 books of the New Testament focus on God’s new covenant relationship of grace with all people<br />
through the death and resurrection of Jesus. The New Testament explains how Jesus fulfilled all<br />
God’s promises in the Old Testament, and it reveals the truths of how our faith in Jesus can restore<br />
our fellowship with God.<br />
The 27 books of the New Testament are grouped into 3 major categories—5 books of History, 21<br />
books of Christian Living, and 1 book of Prophecy. Compare the two pictures on the next page that<br />
show the books of the New Testament arranged on shelves with the Books of the Bible posters in<br />
your classroom.<br />
The World of <strong>Worldview</strong>s<br />
Genesis<br />
Leviticus<br />
Exodus<br />
Amos<br />
Joel<br />
Hosea<br />
“I, the LORD, Speak the Truth” Isaiah 45:19 ICB<br />
Numbers<br />
Deuteronomy<br />
Obadiah<br />
Jonah<br />
Micah<br />
Nahum<br />
Habakkuk<br />
Zephaniah<br />
Zechariah<br />
Haggai<br />
Malachi<br />
157<br />
The 27 books of the New Testament focus on God’s new covenant relationship<br />
of grace with all people through the death and resurrection of Jesus. The New<br />
Testament explains how Jesus fulfilled all God’s promises in the Old Testament,<br />
The World of <strong>Worldview</strong>s<br />
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