The Bible Truths 6 Student Worktext, 4th ed., guides students in learning more about God and the plan of salvation. Analyzing Bible verses, learning Bible-study skills, critiquing responses, formulating biblical philosophies, and writing opportunities allow the students to be directed by God’s Word toward a heart and character that is pleasing to God.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Redemption–God’s Grand Design teaches students about God and His plan to provide a Savior for fallen mankind. Students learn that God has always fulfilled His promises and will continue to do so in the future. The class emphasizes applying scriptural truth to everyday living.

Forbidden Gates is historical fiction by Denise Williamson, set in Jerusalem in the first century. This Christian fiction book tells the story of Nathan, the son of a temple money-changer. Nathan knows the laws of God’s house, and he has never questioned the rules.

Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament offers an overview of the Old Testament and encourages students to build connections between Old Testament narratives and the big story of Scripture—the Creation, Fall, Redemption narrative. Mr. Spurgeon’s goal is to teach students to study their Bibles by using the inductive Bible study approach.

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Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament offers an overview of the Old Testament and encourages students to build connections between Old Testament narratives and the big story of Scripture—the Creation, Fall, Redemption narrative. Mr. Spurgeon’s goal is to teach students to study their Bibles by using the inductive Bible study approach.

If you already have textbooks for Bible 7: The Story of the Old Testament and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) focuses on giving each student an overview of the big story of Scripture. Throughout the course, students will study and recognize the big story, Creation, Fall, and Redemption, in the Old Testament in individual narratives, and they will develop an understanding of the Old Testament’s application to the New Testament.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Activities Manual introduces students to a simple Bible Study Method: Observe (what the text says), Interpret (what the text means), and Apply (what the text means for life). As an integral part of the course, students will begin to learn some basic observation skills as they complete their Scripture reading assignments while a Prayer Journal guides them to pray scripturally and specifically.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Activities Manual Answer Key provides overprint answers for ease of grading. Corresponds with Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Activities Manual.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Tests Answer Key enables quick location of answers according to page numbers provided in addition to overprint answers. Corresponds with Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Tests.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Tests assesses students questions that are aligned with scaffolded objectives.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Teacher’s Edition engages students with multiple teaching strategies rather than sticking to one dry lecture style. The Teacher’s Edition is packed full of rich content clearly aligned with scaffolded objectives and a focus on interpretation and appropriate application.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The Bible Truths A Student Text, 4th ed. focuses on the life of Christ. Your student will be inspired by the example of Christ’s own life experiences and the way He dealt with both friends and enemies.

Bible Truths A: Learning From the Life of Christ (3rd edition) covers our Lord's earthly life and ministry. Your student will be inspired by the example of Christ's own life experiences and the way He dealt with both friends and enemies. In addition, many other valuable lessons will be drawn from Christ's sermons, miracles, and parables.

Bible 8: The Life of Christ will show your child the life of Christ through His words and His works. Your children will see the fulfillment of God’s promises and connect significant events in the life of Christ with the big story of Scripture. Most lessons will lead your children through accounts from the life of Christ and involve inductive Bible study for hands-on experience.

If you already have textbooks for Bible 8: The Life of Christ and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. Online-only courses give you access to the streaming-video part of our video courses without sending you additional textbooks.

Bible 8: The Life of Christ will show your child the life of Christ through His words and His works. Your children will see the fulfillment of God’s promises and connect significant events in the life of Christ with the big story of Scripture. Most lessons will lead your children through accounts from the life of Christ and involve inductive Bible study for hands-on experience.

If you already have textbooks for Bible 8: The Life of Christ and would like to give your students access to an experienced teacher for a more independent learning approach, this option is for you. DVD-only courses give you DVD recordings of lessons without sending you additional textbooks.

The Bible is the true story of what God is doing to glorify Himself by redeeming His fallen creation. The Gospels present the life of Christ, not as a biographical sketch, but as the fulfillment of God’s redemptive plan as promised in the Old Testament. Jesus has all of the characteristics of the Messiah and fulfills the Messiah’s mission to advance the kingdom of God.

The Student Activities introduce students to a simple Bible study method: observe, interpret, and apply. Students will see what the text says, learn how to determine what it means, and then apply that meaning to their lives. As an integral part of the course, students will use the Student Activities to build from basic observation skills to interpretation skills as they complete their Scripture reading assignments. A Prayer Journal guides them to pray scripturally and specifically.

The Assessments Answer Key allows teachers to quickly find the location of the answers according to page numbers.

The Student Activities Answer Key provides answers to the Student Activities and helps teachers determine a student's knowledge and understanding.

The Assessments measure students primarily over the content of the Student Edition with questions that are aligned with the scaffolded objectives.

In the Student Edition, students will explore the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies and promises as demonstrated in the life of Christ. They will continue to build their biblical worldview and their understanding of the big story of Scripture. The Student Edition functions as a brief commentary on an age-appropriate level in order to help students use their skills of observation and interpretation in the Student Activities.

The Teacher Edition provides teachers with multiple teaching strategies to engage students rather than sticking to one dry lecture style. It is packed with rich content clearly aligned with scaffolded objectives, focusing on interpretation while also indicating appropriate applications.