Curriculum Guide for 8 th Grade Bible

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Curriculum Guide for 8 th Grade Bible Unit 1: Creation and Fall 4 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.3, B8.5 Adam & Eve - What responsibilities are part of being created in God's image? Cain - Is there an absolute standard in regards to sin? Noah - How can a loving God destroy the entire world? The Story of Scripture 1. understand that there is a "big story" in God's dealing with mankind Adam & Eve 2. conclude that we are privileged and therefore responsible 3. realize that sin is forgiven, but carries long term effects Cain 4. examine sin in their heart 5. realize that is sin is unconfessed it will promote rebellion Noah 6. conclude that sin will destroy us and that we must separate from the world 7. understand that God will judge sin 8. understand that Christians will be delivered by God's grace 9. recognize that God's grace covers the worst of sinners and the greatest of difficulties Discussion Genesis 3:1-9:29 Answers given during Verse quiz (3)

Unit 2: God's Covenant with Abraham 6 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.4 Abraham What purpose does God see in the Christian going through trials? Jacob What should Christians do in response to crisis situations? Joseph What assumptions about God lie behind the story of Joseph? Judah What should Christians do [or, think] in response to jealousy & cruelty? Abraham 1. Understand that we should be open to God's will and accept it, regardless of the cost 2. Realize that rewards are based on faith, not works 3. Conclude that testing is not necessarily a sign of God's displeasure Jacob 4. conclude that deceit turns on the one who is being deceitful 5. realize that crisis periods of life can be times of great spiritual transformation 6. understand that sanctification moves from conditional service to total dedication Joseph 7. understand that difficulties are often sent for our growth in the Lord 8. conclude that we must trust in God's plan 9. identify that trusting in God's providence helps us forgive others 10. realize that as we forgive, we make friends Judah 11. realize that sin will always bring guilt 12. understand that guilt can be eliminated by confessing the sin Discussion Watch Abraham video Reaction paper on Abraham video Watch Jacob video Watch Joseph video Reaction paper on Joseph video Genesis 11:27-12:18 Genesis 17 Genesis 22 Genesis 13:1-13 Genesis 19 Abraham video Genesis 22:1-14 Genesis 25:19-34 Genesis 27 Genesis 28 Genesis 37, 50 Genesis 39, 41 Genesis 45, 50 Jacob video Joseph video Participation in class Verse quiz (5) Reaction papers

Unit 3: God's Covenant with Israel Through Moses 5 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.3, B8.4 Moses - Why does forgiveness really matter? Pharaoh - How does the Bible help us make sense of God's judgment? The Israelites - What is the basis of all right and wrong? The Covenant - What is the basis (foundation) of the moral law? Aaron - What should Christians do when placed in leadership postions? Joshua - What should Christians think about nations warring against other nations? Moses 1. realize that we are accountable for the training that has be provided for us 2. understand that we should pray for others even when they are unkind to us Pharaoh 3. review that sin always brings judgment 4. conclude that rejecting of God's Word causes the heart to harden The Israelites 5. understand that God s moral law is fair and should still be observed today Moses and the Covenant 6. investigate the specifics of the moral law Aaron - Golden Calf 7. realize that those who are leaders face greater responsibility than others Joshua 8. recall the major events in Joshua's life 9. realize that we must be faithful in all our service 10. identify the major conflicts of the conquest of Canaan Watch Moses video Reaction paper on Moses video Moses video participation Verse quiz (4) Reaction paper

Unit 4: The Weakness of the Old Covenant 6 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.4 Deborah - Why does boldness for God really matter? Gideon - How do Christians address / react to created human beings having disabilities? Jephthah - What responsibility to God does making a vow involve? Samson - How is human sexuality being misused or abused in today's culture? Deborah 1. realize that we can be bold in the strength of God Gideon 2. understand that God can and will use people with limitations 3. realize that doubts do come, but must be handled Jephthah 4. understand that even adverse circumstances come from God and mold us for His future service Samson 5. realize that sexual sins render us unfit for God's service Women in the Bible crossword puzzle Essay on the dedication of Ruth Judges 4 Judges 6 Judges 11 Judges 16 participation Participation Ruth Essay Verse quiz (5)

Unit 5: The Promise of the Line of David 4 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.4, B8.5 Ruth - What purpose should a Christian see in loyalty? Hannah - Does prayer really have an impact? Samuel - What purpose should a Christian see in the quality of faithfulness? Saul - How do you think God looks at humility/pride? David - How does the Bible's teaching about sin relate to "little" lies? Solomon - What special challenges are there for Christians with respect to the corruption of this fallen world? Ruth 1. realize that loyalty requires sacrifice Hannah 2. realize that we should not act harshly toward God Samuel 3. conclude that we should remain faithful regardless of what others are doing around us 4. conclude that we should remain faithful even when no one is watching Saul 5. understand that God exalts the humble 6. understand that pride and jealousy are sin David 7. understand that we must protect the name of God by standing for Him and living a life that is above reproach 8. realize that true worship is our duty 9. understand that "small" sins break down our standards 10. review that sin can be forgiven, but carries long-term effects Solomon 11. realize that we should be grateful for the advantages that God has given us 12. understand that we must resist compromise David video Reaction sheet David video Ruth 1,2 I Samuel 1 I Samuel 3,7 I Samuel 10, 15 I Samuel 17 II Samuel 11 I Samuel 20 I Kings 3 Participation Verse quiz (3) Reaction sheet

Unit 6: The Line of David: Failure and Hope 4 weeks B8.1, B8.2, B8.4, B8.5 Jeroboam - How do you think God looks at pragmatism? Elijah - What assumptions about God lie behind the human need for revenge? Ahab - If you were God, what you do about Ahab? Jehoshaphat - Is there an absolute standard of right or wrong with respect to compromise? Naaman - When it comes to humility, what aspects of the human mind/heart need to change? Joash - What is God's attitude toward ingratitude? Hezekiah - What has God said in His Word that relates to trials in our lives? Manasseh - What assumptions about God lie behind His judgment of sin? Josiah - What is best about zeal? What is not best? Jeroboam 1. recall the origin of the divided monarchy 2. describe the nature and danger of pragmatism Elijah 3. differentiate between selfconfidence and faith Ahab 4. identify God's long-suffering in His dealings with Ahab 5. understand that God's judgment will eventually come Jehoshaphat 6. recall the characteristics and dangers of compromise Naaman 7. understand that personal prestige, position, character, or goodness cannot save us; we're totally dependent on God Joash 8. list the characteristics and results of ingratitude 9. understand that gratitude should be lived out in acts of kindness and concern Hezekiah 10. understand that God uses trials in our lives to grow us Manasseh 11. explain that God's judgment serves as both punishment and motivation to repent Josiah 12. identify the value of zeal in our service to the Lord Participation Verse quiz (3) Reaction sheet

Unit 7: God's People Restored to the Land 5 weeks B8.1, 8.4 Daniel - What moral aspects are a part of integrity? Ezra - How do the Scriptures help us know God better? Nehemiah - How do you think God looks at success? Esther - What is the Biblical view of God's sovereignty? Jesus - What is the impact of the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ? Daniel 1. discover that God knows every thought and action 2. understand that a believer's youth is not an excuse to sin 3. realize that we should show courtesy when taking a stand for God Ezra 4. recognize that the secret to a pure life is saturation in the Word of God Nehemiah 5. examine the true character of success 6. realize that success often comes in the face of difficulty Esther 7. recognize the Providence of God in the life of Esther Jesus 8. understand that Jesus ties up the loose threads of the Old Testament 9. identify that the prophets (Ezekiel, Jeremiah, and Isaiah in particular) reveal what is lacking in the Old Testament story 10. know that Jesus died for our sins according to the Scriptures Jeremiah video Esther video Reaction sheets Daniel 1 Ezra 9:1-10:14 Nehemiah 1:1-2:20 Jeremiah video Esther video Observation of small group Verse quiz (4) Reaction sheets