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PRODUCTS :: UNITS of Study :: God's Plan of Redemption Through History
PRODUCTS :: UNITS of Study :: God's Plan of Redemption Through History
Unit: God's Plan of Redemption Through History
The lessons in this unit cover the key periods of Old Testament History through a snapshot of a key character of the period. In each lesson, a parallel is drawn between the issues and lessons the Bible character was involved in and similar situations Christian young people face today. While the Bible is not a comprehensive textbook of history, it is a selective history. It records Jehovah God's sovereign control over history and people, particularly the Jewish nation, in order to provide salvation to mankind. From the very beginning, God promised in the Genesis 3:15 to break Satan's hold over men and women through "the seed of the woman."
Our online Bible study lessons make learning fun and practical. Christian youth will profit from hands-on learning activities that get them digging in the Bible to find examples and principles that relate to the practical issues of their own lives.
Good discussion questions lead young people to interact with each other as they discover biblical truth and develop strategies for applying it to their lives. As they actively think and then express biblical ideas and concepts, the young people in your Sunday school or Christian school class will retain the Bible truths they discover and apply.
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Lesson 1: The Worldwide Flood: What does it Mean?
Noah's experience of the flood shows how God is working through the events of history to redeem mankind and all of creation from the curse of sin.
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Lesson 2: God Calls a Man to Establish a Nation.
The fulfillment of the promises God made to Abraham demonstrate His power and sovereignty over history and nations in order to save mankind. Click on the lesson title above to see a detailed description of this lesson.
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Lesson 3: Moses Leads a Nation from Slavery.
This study focuses on the brazen serpent incident as a tangible picture of how God draws young people to Himself through their needs for love, acceptance, and purpose in life. Click on the lesson title above to see a more detailed description of this lesson.
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Lesson 4: Gideon: The Cycle of Sin can be Broken in God’s Power Alone.
The Period of the Judges in Israel's history has some striking similarities to the spiritual lives of young people today. Teenagers are often caught in a cycle of sin and reform that repeats itself endlessly . Click on the lesson title above to see a more detailed description of this lesson.
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Lesson 5: David: God’s Everlasting Covenant on the Heart
Most Christian young people want to please God, but often don't know what to do. We will observe some attitudes and actions in David’s life that pleased God. Click on the lesson title above to see a more detailed description of this lesson.
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Lesson 6: Nehemiah: A Man who Kept his Focus
Nehemiah provides teenagers with an example of how to deal with the distractions and obstacles that pull them away from their faith in God. His faith in action will inspire young people to try great things for God. Click on the lesson title above to see a more detailed description of this lesson.
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