Newsletter Issue #4 -- March 1, 2019
We have worked our way (in Sunday school 4-6th grade and in our Christian School K-6th grade) through the Old Testament over the course of about 7 years. We choose one verse a week and memorize it by playing a whole host of games and always put the verse to a familiar tune. It's always a verse within the course of study for the week. We are now up to Judges. I wasn't able to find any visuals pertaining to the Judges of Israel; so I made my own, with each card having a synopsis of their
lives. Continue
reading about the Judges of Israel.
God bless you!
Kathy Cook
Christianity, and specifically the claim from John 14:6, where Jesus says, "I am the way, the truth and the
life," is often seen as being narrow-minded or exclusive. Yet, Jesus opened the way for all people
to be included in God's Kingdom—Jew and Gentile.
Jesus and the Apostles taught from the Older Testament—that was their
Bible, they had no other. The teachings and writings of the Newer Testament are commentaries on the Older Testament.
When we read the New Testament, we must learn to read with "Jewish eyes" and make a habit of asking, "Where will I find this in the
Old Testament?" This "good news message," that is the "gospel
message," is an Old Testament idea that God planned out from the very
beginning, "He (Jesus) will crush your (Satan) head, and he (Satan) will
strike your (Jesus) heel" Genesis 3:15.
Jesus' declaration that he is the Way, the Truth, and the Life, is in agreement with the first commandment that says,
have no other gods (Ex. 20:3). Why do you suppose God would make such an exclusive claim? Because he is the one true God who can help us and save us! In fact, all of
the
commandments
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