Amazon Category:  Religion Publisher: Bible Teaching Press ISBN-10:  0967400910 Type: Non-Fiction Pages: 288 Copyright: Jan 9 2001 By providing an outline of the key stories and passages in the Bible, from Genesis through Revelation, and supplying sample questions for use with children of all ages, this book serves as a hands-on aid to those teaching the Bible. This book is a wonderful resource of immediately useful ideas for parents, Sunday School teachers and others charged with the responsibility of conveying the major stories, themes and truths contained in the Bible. Supplements curriculum in any denomination. "That Ye May Teach the Children" provides thoughtful questions on key Bible stories and passages, making the Scriptures understandable to children and teenagers. A workbook that constantly points the reader back to the Bible, it provides these useful tools: * an easy to use outline format, * a book by book organization from Genesis to Revelation, * numerous comprehension questions covering all sixty-six books of the Bible, * an extensive table of contents, * a bibliography and an index. The author highlights major people from Bible times, including: Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, Ruth, Samuel, Saul, David, Solomon, Elijah, Elisha, Nehemiah, Jeremiah, Daniel, John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, the twelve disciples, and Paul. This book also contains questions about the places, vocabulary, chronology, authorship, and historical context of the Bible stories. The questions include frequent quotations from the King James Version of the Bible and are meant to be springboards for further exploration.    Excerpt To read the preface, introduction and bibliography online, please go to www.signature-book.com

Bookviews, Alan Caruba, Editor
"Bible Study for Children: An Outline with Questions for Parents and Teachers was written by Joan Koelle Snipes who has taught Sunday school classes for over twenty years. It shows! For any parent seeking to school their own children or anyone who teaches in a Christian Sunday school, this excellent new book should be at the top of your list to read and use." Alan Caruba, Editor, October 2000 issue of Bookviews, on the Internet at http://www.bookviews.com



ForeWordreviews.com, by Pat Elliott
That Ye May Teach the Children is a comprehensive resource for teaching the Bible to children of all ages, one that is much needed. Snipes has organized the book in a Genesis-to-Revelation outline format, and she includes questions from all sixty-six books of the Bible. That Ye May Teach the Children is an excellent sourcebook for teachers who want to give their students a deeper understanding of the Holy Scriptures.

BibleTexts.com, Bob Nguyen Cramer
"BibleTexts.com recommends That Ye May Teach the Children as a very helpful preparatory tool for Sunday School teachers." Bob Nguyen Cramer, www.BibleTexts.com