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  1. May 8, 2019 · Lesson focus: Sometimes God does big and amazing things to get our attention, and sometimes our actions draw attention back to Him. Whatever the case, all things serve to glorify God. Passage: Acts 9:36-42. Target Audience: Kindergarten-6th Grade (adaptable older or younger)

  2. KJV Bible Glossary & Dictionary. 3. ADAMANT- (Ez 3:9; Zech 7:12) ad'-a-mant (shamir(Ezekiel 3:9 Zechariah 7:12)): In the passages cited and in Jeremiah 17:1, where it is rendered "diamond" the word shamirevidently refers to a hard stone. The word adamant ("unconquerable") is used in the early Greek writers for a hard metal, perhaps steel, later ...

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  3. Jun 20, 2022 · Internet Archive. Language. English. Item Size. 4.2G. A3-A8, 5-1336 pages : 23 cm. Presents a New Living Translation edition of the Bible with background information on Bible heroes, the books of the Bible, and life in Bible times and activities to assist children in understanding and applying God's message in daily life.

  4. Jan 21, 2010 · New Sunday School Curriculum: Our Bible lessons are designed to keep the kids’ attention and show how God's Word makes a difference. Every series is flexible enough for a wide-age group and affordable enough for small churches. Download a free Bible lesson in pdf or view our latest Sunday School curriculum for small churches.

  5. In this guide are 7 steps to experience an effective Bible study time. Your child will: Pray – Begin their Bible study time in prayer, asking the Lord to reveal His Word to them. Read – Write down the portion of Bible scripture (s) being read. Learn – Write down what they learned about God from these scriptures.

  6. These activities can help them better understand the 66 books of the Bible and the themes that are expressed in each book. 1. Read and talk about the 66 books of the Bible. Begin by reading the first chapter of each book and then have a discussion about the main themes or points of the book. Use a child friendly edition of the Bible.

  7. Hand out a vanilla pudding snack along with a glass of water or juice, and spoon to each child. Explain that, “before we start eating we need to add something special to the tops of our pudding snacks!” Hand out a graham cracker to each child and tell them to crush the cracker on top of the pudding to make “sand”.

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