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Story of the Old Testament 7 th grade

This Old Testament course involves a look at the origin and development of Messianic hope in the redemption of mankind. Focus on personal Bible study continues throughout the course, and students engage in discussions of applying God’s principles. During each quarter, the students memorize one verse each week that corresponds with the theme of that week.

Special purchases

Required: None

Recommended: Apple pencil, New King James Version Bible –larger fonts for easy reading

Homework estimate (per night)

No homework assigned. Students will only need to study for their weekly memory verse quizzes and for their regular tests.

Major concepts covered

The class will offer a survey of the most significant passages and themes of the Old Testament. The students will learn about the creation, the fall, the flood, the Exodus, the conquest of the Promised Land, the Psalms, the major and the minor prophets. Students will also learn about familiar heroes such as Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, David, and Solomon. The “seed of the woman” will be a constant Messianic theme that the students will recognize repeatedly in the Old Testament.

Insider information for students

Students will need to bring all their supplies to class every day: their NKJV Bible, workbook, prayer journal, and iPad. Always have paper available for various assignments not done on the iPad. Stay organized – keep Notability app and binder in order.

Insider information for parents

Help your student stay organized by occasionally checking Notability app and “big” binder. Get into the habit of regularly checking Schoology and PowerSchool.

Curriculum Used

The Story of the Old Testament, BJU Press

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