It is the purpose and plan of the following text to present readers with a brief and edifying overview of the life of Jesus Christ. The author, James Stalker, has done a masterful job at providing readers with the essential details of Christ's life and work so they can easily comprehend the grand scope of the Savior's mission. Helpful maps, Scripture references, chapter questions, and key vocabulary terms have been included in an effort to enhance the study of this book. Students who desire to get the most out of their study of "The Life of Christ" should make use of these helpful resources. Obviously, it is wise for students to read the Bible itself as they move through their study, paying attention to the Scripture references that are provided throughout this textbook. Revised edition.
These tests accompany Christian Liberty Press' Life of Christ. Six tests cover the material presented in the noted chapters; the sixth test includes review materials from chapter 1-7, as well as new material from chapter 8. Multiple choice, True/False and essay questions are included. Removable test answer key is included for the teacher.
This course is the first in a series of four workbooks that take a chronological approach to the study of the Bible. This particular volume covers Genesis through Ruth in forty-two lessons. The text contains exercises, three in-book tests, and map activities, as well as Bible book outlines and chronological charts.
This course continues the chronological approach begun in Studying God'?s Word: Book E. It covers 1 Samuel through Malachi in forty-two lessons. The text contains exercises, three in-book tests, and map activities, as well as Bible book outlines and chronological charts.
The third book in the Studying God's Word chronology series, this course examines the four Gospels and provides a chronological overview of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The workbook contains exercises, four in-book tests, timeline charts, and background outlines on the Gospels.
As the final volume in the Studying God'?s Word series, this course covers the book of the Acts of the Apostles. It contains lesson and review questions, occasional map exercises, four in-book self-tests, and supplemental exercises.
This study traces the historic roots of the true teaching of the reformer John Calvin and contrasts them with the numerous erroneous assumptions of modern times. Students will be challenged to comprehend the significance of the Reformed faith in light of the actual teachings of Holy Scripture. Readers will also be given a greater appreciation for how Calvinism has helped to shape Western culture.
This commentary takes a thorough and scholarly look at the fascinating life of Job. The author, William Henry Green, taught at Princeton Seminary from 1850 to 1900. Comprehension questions and a helpful outline are included. The book is appropriate for both high school students and adults.
