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|  | | Exploring the Bible: Essays, Worksheets and Resources, Volume 2
This 46-page booklet by Joan Snipes was published in December 2006. It is a compilation of three years worth of Bible-related information that first appeared in Joan's e-newsletters from December 2003 through October 2006. A two-page table of contents makes finding specific information easy. This second volume supplements Exploring the Bible, Volume 1, which covers e-newsletters from April 2001 through October 2003.
A variety of topics are included in Volume 2, including: Jesus' reliance on Hebrew Scriptures, Amos's plumbline, archaeology, biblical mountains, biblical literacy, Bible-related gift ideas, and the epistle by James. In addition, there are book reviews, the words to some fun Bible songs, and two Bible worksheets. There are numerous references to interesting Bible sites on the Internet.
| | | | Exploring the Bible: Essays, Worksheets, and Resources, Volume 1
Short essays about the Bible, book reviews, and Bible worksheets by an experienced Sunday School teacher make this an invaluable resource for those who want to learn more about the Bible.
div>Volume 1 of Exploring the Bible: Essays, Worksheets, and Resources by Joan Koelle Snipes is a 44-page booklet. It is a compilation of essays and worksheets written from 2001 through 2003. It includes information on: the daughters of Zelophehad, imagery in the Psalms, tear bottles, Egypt and the Bible, and a comparison of Elisha and Christ Jesus./div>
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Among the resources are some that will be especially helpful to those who teach the Bible to children. There are eight Bible Study Worksheets, information on teaching Bible geography, and a cookie recipe for Esther's Brac | |  | | That Ye May Teach the Children: A Bible Outline with Questions for Parents and Teachers
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,
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