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Review the LessonThe Activity Book provides age-appropriate activities corresponding to the lesson. Each activity includes key truths from the lesson.

• Ages 3-5 Activity – Creative activities, such as dot-to-dot, tracing, comparisons, mazes and other activities, to introduce, illustrate, and apply the lesson.

• Ages 6+ Activities – Provides appropriate activities, such as crossword puzzles, word searches, decoding, and more, to introduce, illustrate, and apply the lesson.

• See What You Know – Reviews what the child learned from the lesson.

This curriculum has been designed to deepen your own study of God’s word so that you might be able to properly understand and accurately teach each lesson. It’s our prayer that this curriculum would be a blessing to your ministry and home as God uses it to edify your teachers, evangelize your children, and encourage your families.

Use these additional resources to help support your lessons and to knit together the church and the home, ensuring that what is taught on Sunday matches what is learned throughout the week.

Additional Resources

• Teacher Book• Coloring Book• Craft Book• Student Journal• Family Devotional

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6 LESSON 1: God creates the heavens and the earth • Genesis 1:1–2:3

10 LESSON 2: God creates man and woman • Genesis 1:26–31; 2:7–24 14 LESSON 3: Man rebels against God • Genesis 2:15–17; 3:1–24 18 LESSON 4: Cain rebels against God • Genesis 4:1–15 22 LESSON 5: God floods the earth • Genesis 6:5–7:24 26 LESSON 6: God preserves Noah • Genesis 8:1–9:17 30 LESSON 7: God judges the nations at Babel • Genesis 11:1–9 34 LESSON 8: God makes a promise to Abram • Genesis 11:27–12:9

38 LESSON 9: Abraham and Sarah doubt God • Genesis 16:1–6; 17:15–21; 18:1–15

42 LESSON 10: God judges Sodom and Gomorrah • Genesis 18:16–19:29 46 LESSON 11: God sends baby Isaac • Genesis 21:1–14 50 LESSON 12: God tests Abraham •

Genesis 22:1–19 54 LESSON 13: God chooses Jacob over Esau • Genesis 25:21–34;

27:1–28:5 58 LESSON 14: Jacob wrestles with God • Genesis 32:1–33:20 62 LESSON 15: God preserves Joseph •

Genesis 37:1–36 66 LESSON 16: God delivers Joseph •

Genesis 39:1–50:26

CONTENTSGENESIS

70 LESSON 17: God prepares Israel for deliverance • Exodus 1:1–2:25

74 LESSON 18: God raises Moses to lead Israel • Exodus 3:1–4:31

78 LESSON 19: God sends plagues on Egypt • Exodus 7:1–10:29

82 LESSON 20: God ordains the Passover • Exodus 11:1–13:22

86 LESSON 21: God parts the Red Sea • Exodus 14:1–15:21

90 LESSON 22: God preserves Israel • Exodus 15:22–17:7

94 LESSON 23: God prepares Israel for the covenant • Exodus 19:1–25

98 LESSON 24: God gives the Ten Commandments • Exodus 20:1–21

102 LESSON 25: God ordains the tabernacle • Exodus 25:1–27:19; 30:1–10

106 LESSON 26: God punishes Israel’s idolatry • Exodus 32:1–35

110 LESSON 27: God’s presence fills the tabernacle • Exodus 33:1–34:35; 40:1–38

EXODUS


114 LESSON 28: God ordains the sacrificial system • Leviticus 1:1–7:38

118 LESSON 29: God establishes the priesthood • Leviticus 8:1–10:7

122 LESSON 30: God ordains the Day of Atonement • Leviticus 16:1–34

126 LESSON 31: God requires holy living • Leviticus 19:1–37

LEVITICUS130 LESSON 32: Israel rejects God’s provisions •

Numbers 11:1–12:16 134 LESSON 33: Israel rejects God’s plan •

Numbers 13:1–14:45 138 LESSON 34: Israel rejects God’s prophet and

priest • Numbers 16:1–17:11 142 LESSON 35: God offers Israel healing

from sin • Numbers 20:2–13; 21:4–9146 LESSON 36: God blesses Israel through

Balaam • Numbers 22:1–24:25

NUMBERS

150 LESSON 1: God promises to send the Messiah, Part 1 • Genesis 3:15; 12:1–3; 49:10

154 LESSON 2: God promises to send the Messiah, Part 2 • Isaiah 7:14; Micah 5:2

158 LESSON 3: God sends John the Baptist • Luke 1:5–25, 57–67, 76–79

162 LESSON 4: God announces the Messiah’s birth • Matthew 1:18–25; Luke 1:26–38

166 LESSON 5: The Wise Men worship Jesus • Matthew 2:1–18

CHRISTMAS – A SAVIORIS BORN

170 LESSON 1: Jesus enters Jerusalem as King • Matthew 21:1–23:39

174 LESSON 2: Judas betrays Jesus • Matthew 26:1–16, 47–56; 27:3–10

178 LESSON 3: Jesus endures the cross • Matthew 26:57–27:2, 11–66

182 LESSON 4: Jesus rises from the dead • Matthew 28:1–20

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Jesus enters Jerusalem as King • Matthew 21:1–23:39

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Zechariah prophesied how the Messiah would enter into Jerusalem.Connect the dots to see what Jesus rode into Jerusalem sitting on.

“Say to the daughter of Zion, ‘Behold, your king is coming to you, humble, and mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a beast of

burden’” (Matt 21:5).

Matthew presented Jesus as the promised, the rightful, and the rejected King. This was ultimately the LORD’s doing (118:23), and we must worship Him. Worshiping Jesus means

that we reject our sin through repentance and receive Jesus as Lord and Savior, making Him the cornerstone of our lives.


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The King Is ComingHelp this father and daughter get to the celebration of Jesus coming into Jerusalem.

Jesus was the promised King. What Old Testament verses were fulfilled when Jesus entered

Jerusalem on a donkey? _____________________________________________________________

Did Israel accept or reject Jesus as King? _______________________________________

What does it mean for you to repent and receive Jesus as Lord and Savior? __________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

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CrosswordFill in the correct answers, one letter per square, both across and down, from the given clues.

Across2. the book of the Bible that prophesied the

Messiah would come 493 years after the decree to rebuild the temple

4. the book in the Old Testament that prophesied the Messiah would ride a colt into Jerusalem

9. the leaders who asked Jesus about the poll tax

10. the leader of the Roman Empire11. the Old Testament book that refers to the

Messiah as David’s Lord12. The opposite of accepting something is to

____________ it.

Down1. stories Jesus used to illustrate or conceal a

truth He was teaching3. the city of David5. someone pretends to be good but really is not6. what the people cried out meaning “save us”7. the leaders who asked Jesus about the

resurrection8. someone who sovereignly rules over a

country

How did Jesus demonstrate that He was the rightful King during the week before the

crucifixion? ________________________________________________________________________

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NAME _________________________________

Jesus is the King.

1. Jesus entered Jerusalem on a ___________ (Matt 21:1–6).

camel donkey cow

2. Circle the two things the crowd did in Matthew 21:8.

They watched television. They went out to meet Jesus.

They made sand castles. They spread palm branches on the road.

3. True or False: When Jesus entered Jerusalem on the donkey, He was fulfilling Old

Testament prophecy.

4. Choose from the following list of words to fill in the blanks from Matthew 21:9b.

(a) Lord; (b) Blessed; (c) Hosanna; (d) David

“Hosanna to the Son of ______________________________ !

‘______________________________ is He who comes in the

name of the ______________________________!’

______________________________ in the highest!”

5. What are some of the ways that Jesus demonstrated that He was the rightful King? ______ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

6. Do you accept Jesus as the King? _________________________________________________

See What You Know!

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Judas betrays Jesus • Matt hew 26:1–16; 47–56; 27:3–10

True Sorrow Leads to Repentance

Though Judas felt bad about his sin, his sadness did not lead him to turn away from his sin and seek God’s forgiveness. But like Peter, genuine repentance leads us back to the loving

arms of God and results in our service to God.

How many years did Judas spend with Jesus?

330

How many ti mes did Peter deny Jesus?

3How many years did Peter faithfully serve Jesus aft er the resurrecti on?

30+

How many pieces of silver did Judas receive for betraying Jesus?

Answer the questi ons by tracing the numbers next to the questi ons.


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Judas betrays Jesus • Matthew 26:1–16; 47–56; 27:3–10

What’s the Difference?Find and circle 8 differences between the two pictures.

What were some of the unique events of Jesus ministry that Judas got to see or take part in? ___

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

Judas walked and talked with Jesus, but did He truly believe in Jesus? ______________________

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CryptogramEach number stands for a letter. Determine which number stands for each letter and discover the secret message.

Define the word repentance. __________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

What are some of the characteristics of true repentance?1) ____________________________________________________________________

2) ____________________________________________________________________

3) ____________________________________________________________________

4) ____________________________________________________________________

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NAME _________________________________

Pretend Christians do not repent of their sin.

1. Who plotted to kill Jesus? (Circle all the correct answers)

the chief priests the scribes

the elders the tax collectors

2. The name of the high priest was __________________ .

Pilate Judas Caiaphas

3. The name of the disciple who betrayed Jesus was __________________ .

Peter Judas James

4. How many pieces of silver did the high priests give Judas to betray Jesus?

20 30 40

5. What did Judas pretend to be? (Circle all the correct answers)

Jesus’ disciple Jesus’ follower

Jesus’ friend Jesus’ enemy

6. Just because someone says they are a Christian does that mean they are? ______________

_______________________________________________________________________________

7. What is some of the fruit of true repentance (Gal 5:22–24)? __________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

8. What sin do you need to repent of? _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________


See What You Know!

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Jesus endures the cross • Matt hew 26:57–27:2; 27:11–66

Counting DownAnswer the questi ons by tracing the numbers next to the questi ons.

On the cross, Jesus was killed alongside two common criminals. Yet there were supernatural signs that gave testi mony to the fact that Jesus was the

King, the Son of God who died to save His people.

How many criminals were crucifi ed the day Jesus died?

How many men were crucifi ed the day Jesus died?

How many kings were crucifi ed the day Jesus died? 12

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Jesus endures the cross • Matthew 26:57–27:2; 27:11–66

Matching Psalm 22 and Matthew 27

i. “And when they had crucified him, they divided his garments among them by casting lots” (Matt 27:35).

ii. “And those who passed by derided him, wagging their heads” (Matt 27:39).

iii. “He trusts in God; let God deliver him now, if he desires him. For he said, ‘I am the Son of God’” (Matt 27:43).

iv. “And about the ninth hour Jesus cried out with a loud voice, saying, ‘Eli, Eli, lema sabachthani?’ that is, ‘My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?’” (Matt 27:46).

A. Psalm 22:1 B. Psalm 22:7 C. Psalm 22:8 D. Psalm 22:18

Take a Bible and turn to Psalm 22. Match the references in Psalm 22 to the corresponding verse in Matthew 27.

List some of the supernatural signs God gave that demonstrated that Jesus was the Son of God.

• ___________________________________________________________

• ___________________________________________________________

• ___________________________________________________________

• ___________________________________________________________

How should we respond to God’s gospel? ________________________________________________

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Double PuzzleUnscramble each of the clue words. Then copy the letters in the numbered cells to other

cells with the same number at the bottom.

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NAME _________________________________

The Son of God died to save His people.

1. In Matthew 27:26, instead of releasing Jesus, Pilate released _______________ .

John Barnabas Barabbas James

2. The soldiers placed a crown of _______________ on Jesus’ head.

gold thorns roses bronze

3. True or False: The soldiers mocked, beat, and spat upon Jesus.

4. What happened when Jesus died? (Circle all the correct answers)

there was an earthquake the veil of the temple was torn in two

the rocks were split the oceans dried up

5. What did the centurion say in Matthew 27:54?

“Truly this was the Son of Caesar!” “Truly this was the Son of God!”

“Truly this was the Son of David!” “Truly this was the Son of Man!”

6. Why did Jesus Christ die on the cross? _____________________________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

7. Define the word substitute. ______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

8. How did Jesus act as a substitute for His people? ___________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

9. How should you respond to the fact that the King died for His people? _________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

See What You Know!

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Jesus rises from the dead • Matt hew 28:1–20

How Many Soldiers?Count the number of soldiers guarding the tomb.

How many soldiers are guarding the tomb? ___________

Could they stop Jesus’ resurrecti on?___________


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Jesus rises from the dead • Matthew 28:1–20

Key VersesUnscramble the words in each box and put them in the correct places in the key verse below it.

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“But the ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ said to the women, ‘Do not be ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ,

for I know that you seek ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ who was crucified. He is not

___ ___ ___ ___ , for he has ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ , as he said. Come, see

the ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ where he lay’” (Matt 28:5–6).

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“And Jesus came and said to them, ‘All ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ in

heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ of all nations, ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ them to ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ all that I have

___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end

of the age’” (Matt 28:18–20).

“And behold, ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ met them and said,

‘ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ !’ And they came up and took hold of his feet

and ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ him. Then Jesus said to them, ‘Do not

be ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ; go and tell my ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ to go

to ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ , and there they will see me’” (Matt 28:9–10).


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Word SearchFind the words in the list below. The words may appear horizontally, vertically, diagonally, or backwards.

When you find the word, circle it in the puzzle, then cross it off of the list.

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TEACHWORSHIP

What command did Jesus give His disciples? ___________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

How were the disciples supposed to make disciples?

1) ____________________________________________________

2) ____________________________________________________

3) ____________________________________________________


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NAME _________________________________

God raised Jesus from the dead.

1. Who did the women meet at the tomb?

The guards An angel Peter Jesus

2. The angel’s clothing was __________________ .

blue as sky green as grass white as snow brown as mud

3. In Matthew 28:6, the angel said, Jesus “is not here, for he has __________________ .”

died been moved to Jerusalem risen gone into Galilee

4. Verse 8 says Mary and Mary departed from the tomb with __________________ .

sadness and sorrow some food

fear and great joy tears and great toys

5. Who appeared to the Marys as they were going to tell the disciples?

The guards An angel Peter Jesus

6. What command did Jesus give the 11 disciples when He saw them? ___________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

7. Why is Jesus’ command called the Great Commission? _______________________________

_______________________________________________________________________________

8. What should your response be to Jesus’ resurrection and His commission? ______________ _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________

See What You Know!

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Text: Copyright © 2015. Generations of Grace. All Rights Reserved.Illustrations: Copyright © 2015. Chad Frye. All Rights Reserved. (www.chadfrye.com)

Generations of Grace13248 Roscoe Blvd.

Sun Valley, CA 91352

www.generationsofgrace.com

Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®)

Copyright © 2001 by Crossway.Used by permission. All rights reserved.

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Page 6Left Column: 5/1/3Right Column: 6/2/4

Page 7What’s the Difference?

Questions:On days one, three, four, and five the Bible says that God saw creation was “good.” But on day six, God saw that it was “very good.”

Page 8Word Search

QuestionsGod is in control of everything, everywhere, all the time.God is all powerful. He is able to do anything He desires because His power is unlimited.

Page 91. God2. Forever3. No4. 6


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5. Saturday DAY 76. blessed / rested7. God created a perfect world and ruled over it as King. God gives life so that people might glorify Him.8. We must repent of our rebellion and submit to God.

Page 10Which One Is Created in God’s Image?

Page 11Maze

Questions:God created woman in God’s image to glorify Him by being a fit helper for man.The joining together of one man and of one woman for life (Gen 2:24).

Page 12Double Puzzle Words: Man, Woman, God, Create, Image, Steward, Rib, Marriage, Good, Picture, Dust, Breathe, Garden, Children, Rule, Form, Life, Name


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Phrase: God created man in his imageQuestions:A steward is one who takes care of his master’s things for him.

Page 131. The Dust of the Ground2. Rib3. “Let us make man in our image”4. It was very good5. True6. image7. Man is like God. He is personal like God. He rules over creation. He was made to do what is right.

Page 14Connect the Dots

Page 15(Student’s personal answers)Questions:Sin is disobeying God in thought, word, or action.

Page 16Across: 2. Afraid; 3. Hid; 4. Sin; 6. Cherubim; 7. Wise; 9. Fall; 10. Eve; 11. Serpent; 13. RepentedDown: 1. Savior; 4. Skin; 5. Thistles; 8. Temptation; 9. Fruit; 12. Curse; 14. Eden

Page 171. A Serpent2. fled from God’s presence3. Serpent = crawling on the belly; crushed by the Savior; Eve = pain in childbirth and in marriage; death; Adam = pain in work; death4. G – You may surely eat of every tree of the garden except for the tree of the knowledge of good and evil; G – You shall surely die


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5. God had told them not to and it was turning away from dependence on God as the source of right and wrong.6. Your sin is rebellion against God.

Page 19Questions:Through his sacrifice, Cain did not obediently worship God. He did not truly recognize the supreme value of God or attribute value to Him through thoughts, words, or actions.

Page 20Fallen Puzzle Answer: The only response to sin is to reject it (Rom 8:13).Questions:Rebellion is intentional resistance against God.Repentance means to have sorrow over sin which causes a turn away from sin to God.

Page 211. sheep / ground2. Abel’s3. anger4. No5. He killed Him6. He protected Cain’s life by putting a mark on him so that no one would kill him.7. (Student’s personal answer)

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Questions:Grace is undeserved favor, like a gift. God saved Noah even though he did not deserve it.

Page 24 Hidden Message

Message: Those who are united with Jesus are saved in him just as Noah was saved in the ark (1 Pet 2:18–21).Questions:He obeyed.

Page 251. Man was evil continually2. Noah3. Noah was evil.4. an ark5. God’s severe anger against sinners because of His holy hatred of sin.6. (Student’s personal answer)7. He is patient, and slow to anger, not wanting anyone to perish but all to come to repentance (2 Pet 3:9).


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Page 261 – Upper Left; 2 – Lower Left; 3 – Upper Right; 4 – Lower Right Page 27Maze

Questions:An agreement between two or more people.To be trust worthy, to do exactly what one says he will do.

Page 28Across: 2. Dove; 4. Noah; 5. Raven; 6. Rain; 7. Ark; 8. Sin; 10; Wrath; 11. Altar; 12. FloodDown: 1. Covenant; 3. Offering; 5. Rainbow; 9. Faithful

1. raven, dove2. 8:2 = 7:11; 8:3 = 7:17–18; 8:4 = 7:17; 8:5 = 7:19; 8:16 = 7:1; 8:18 = 7:73. (1–3) = renewing man’s rule over the earth and giving animals for food; (4) = commanding them not to eat blood to show the value of life; (5–6) = making a law to kill murders; (1, 7) = renewing His command to have children to fill the earth; (8–17) = giving the rainbow as a sign of His promise never to flood the earth again4. rainbow, never

Page 30Right/Left/Left

Page 31Noah’s Ark (Gen 6:14), The Tabernacle (Exod 26:1), The Ark of the Covenant (Exod 25:10)Questions:To think one is more important than one is.Disobeying God in though, word, or action.

Page 32Fallen Puzzle Answer 1: God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6).Fallen Puzzle Answer 2: Humble yourselves before the Lord, and He will exalt you (James 4:10).


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Page 331. 12. Shinar3. A Tower4. they did not fill the earth, they were proud5. Be fruitful, Multiply6. He made them speak different languages7. (Student’s personal answer)8. Yes

Page 34Left/Right/Left

Page 351. To make him a great nation2. To bless him3. To make his name great4. That he would be a blessing5. To bless those who bless Abram6. To curse those who curse Abram7. To bless all the families of the earth through Abram

Page 36Word Search

Questions:Trusting God.Abraham prayed, obeyed, and then worshiped.

Page 371. Circle Ur of the Chaldeans2. Sarai3. 754. a great name, land, blessing, a great nation5. Yes6. To thank God.7. A gift that is not earned.8. (Student’s personal answer)


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Page 39Questions:To be trustworthy, doing exactly what one says he will do.To think that God might not be able to do what HE said He would do.God promised that Sarah would give birth to a son, Isaac. Secondly, God reminded them that nothing is too difficult for the LORD.

Page 40Double Puzzle Words: Laugh, Pain, Promise, Fulfill, Doubt, Faith, Plan, Strengthen, Confirm, Abraham, Abram, Sarah, Sarai, Ishmael, HagarPhrase: God was patient with Abraham and Sarah which gives us hope that he will be patient with us too.Questions:An agreement between two or more people, like a promise.NoHe is able to do just as He pleases (Ps 115:3).

Page 411. Sarah2. Isaac3. True4. hated Sarah5. No6. Yes7. No

Page 42Connect the Dot


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Questions:He is blameless and does what is right.Feeling bad for someone who is hurt.He saved Lot and his family from the destruction.

Page 44Across: 3. Repent; 5. Salt; 7. Blinded; 10. Justice; 12. Gomorrah; 13. SodomDown: 1. Zoar; 2. Angels; 4. Fire; 6. Ten; 8. Lot; 9. Sulfur; 11. Compassion

Page 451. Lot/Abel2. Lot’s Wife3. Their wickedness4. 105. He sent angels to warn Lot6. No7. Yes8. God saved Lot and his family.

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Page 47Maze

Questions:God’s promise.Through Isaac God would fulfill the promises He made in Genesis 12. God promised to take care of Ishmael and make him great.

Page 48Word Search

Questions:To trust, believe, and follow God.They believed God and gave thanks for His gift of Isaac.

Page 491. A son2. Yes3. Laughter4. True5. We do not know the reason6. (Student’s personal answer)


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Page 50Right/Right/Left

Page 51Abraham’s answer: “Abraham answered, ‘God Himself will provide the lamb for the burnt offering my son.”Questions:An animal or person who takes the place of another.He obeyed God and believed that God could raise Isaac from the dead.

Page 52Fallen Puzzle 1: Abraham had no doubt that God would have a way to make a great nation from Isaac.Fallen Puzzle 2: The LORD spared Isaac and provide a substitute in order to keep His covenant and provide life.

Page 531. tested2. Offer him as a burnt offering3. Yes4. Raise Isaac from the dead5. The second, third, and fourth commands get an “X”6. (Student’s personal answer)7. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 54Noah; Lot; Isaac; Jacob

Page 55Hidden Message

Message: God’s choice of Jacob is a picture of sal-vation. Salvation comes to those God has chosen even before their birth (Eph 1:4).

Page 56Tiles Phrase: Esau despised the covenant. Jacob received the covenant because God chose him before birth, but also because he valued the covenant.


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Questions:God’s gracious choice and calling before time. (a)/(b)No.

Page 571. nations; two; stronger; serve2. Soup3. Jacob4. Esau5. Preparing savory food; Making himself feel hairy; Wearing Esau’s clothes6. Esau lost the blessing. Isaac suffered a divided family. Rebekah had to send Jacob away. Jacob had to flee from his family. 7. (Student’s personal answer)


Question:Prayer is talking to God by expressing a submissive reli-ance on Him.

Page 60Crossword Answers:Across: 3. Blessed; 4. Prayer; 5. Afraid; 7. Esau; 8. Jacob; 10. Israel; 12. ShechemDown: 1. Worship; 2. Perseverance; 6. Humble; 9. Altar; 11. SavesQuestions:

Page 611. Esau2. afraid and distressed.3. Cows/Donkeys4. Divided his camp5. God6. He never gave up/He wept and sought His favor


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7. Israel8. He built an altar and worshiped God as his own God, giving Him the honor He deserves.9. (Student’s personal answer)

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Page 63MazeQuestions: God cases all the details of the story to work together to accom-plish His purpose.A man happened to find Joseph; The man happened to know where his brothers went; Reuben happened to feel responsible then be absent; A pit hap-pened to be nearby; A caravan happened to go by and Judah happened to have the idea to sell Joseph

Page 64Cryptogram Answer: Sin that seems small grows and as sin grows, it infects those around us and always leads to grief. Questions:Sin is disobeying God in thought, word, or action. Jacob showed favoritism to Joseph. Joseph was prideful. Joseph’s brothers were jealous of Joseph and hated him.They started small. Jacob simply gave Joseph a coat which would be given back to Jacob as a cover up in the story of Joseph’s death. Jacob wept for a long time and would not be comforted.

Page 651. A coat2. hated3. bow down to him4. All of the above5. They said that Joseph was killed and used the coat with blood on it to lie.6. Yes7. (Student’s personal answer)

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Page 67Double Puzzle Words: Egypt, Joseph, Faith, Pharaoh, Dreams, Famine, Grain, Forgiveness, Providence, Sover-eign, Repentance, ReconcilePhrase: God used evil for goodQuestions:God causes all the details, even the small details, of life to work together to accomplish his purpose.Joseph happened to be thrown into prison with Pharaoh’s servants; The cupbearer happened to remember Joseph when Pharaoh had a dream; Joseph’s brothers happened to come to Egypt for grain

Page 68Test Phrase: Because Joseph forgave, the family finally had peace after 22 years. Peace comes only through repentance and forgiveness.Questions:To let go of the blame and not hold sin against others.The family was reunited and had peace.

Page 691. Pharaoh’s cupbearer/Pharaoh’s baker2. He interpreted their dreams.3. Pharaoh4. A coming famine5. He tested their integrity by treating harshly (42:1–38). He tested their jealousy by showing favoritism to Benjamin (43:1–34). He tested their loyalty by threatening Benjamin (44:1–17).6. Yes.7. Joseph believed in God’s providence. He knew that God was in charge and had used his brothers’ evil plans in order to save his family and many more people from starving. God saved the line of the Messiah, allowing salvation to come to the whole world through Jesus.8. (Student’s personal answer)

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Page 70Maze

Page 71fruitful, greatly, grew, strong, land, filledheard, groaning, covenant, Abraham, Isaac, JacobExodus 1:1 = Genesis 35:23–26; Exodus 1:2–4 = Genesis 46:8; Exodus 1:5 = Genesis 46:27; Exodus 1:6 = Genesis 50:26; Exodus 1:7 = Genesis 1:28

Page 72Across: 1. Moses, 6. Remembered, 8. Israel, 10. Pharaoh, 11. AcceptedDown: 2. Oppressed, 3. Sovereign, 4. Mid-wife, 5. Rejected, 7. Egypt, 9. FaithfulQuestions: Growth: After Joseph died, Israel became mighty and numerous (1:1–7)Oppression: A new king made them slaves (1:8–11).Growth: The more Israel was a icted, the more they grew (1:12–14).Oppression: Pharaoh told the midwives to kill all the baby boys (1:15–16).Growth: The midwives refused to obey, and the people became very strong (1:17–21).Oppression: Pharaoh told all the Egyptians to kill every Hebrew baby boy (1:22).

Page 731. slaves2. boys3. hid him for three months, set him in the river, placed him in an ark of bulrushes4. Pharaoh’s daughter5. False6. God7. To be in control of all things.8. God does exactly what He said He would do.9. (Student’s personal answer)


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Page 74Right/Right/Left

Page 75Moses: “Who am I?” = God: “I will be with you.”Moses: “What if the Israelites ask, “What is His name?’” = God: “I am who I am.”Moses: “What if they don’t believe me this time?” = God gave miraculous signs.Moses: “I cannot speak well.” = God promised to give Moses the right words.Moses: “Send someone else.” = God was angry but allowed Aaron to help.Questions:It means, “I am the One who is and will be, the One who is always present.” God was reassuring Moses and Israel that just as He was with the fathers, so He would be with them to deliver them and bring them into Canaan.These signs would confirm Moses’ message. The purpose of miracles is always to confirm the Word of God by displaying the power of God.It means that God can do anything that He desires to do.

Page 76Word Search

Questions:Humility is a mindset that submits to and trusts in the LORD.Pride is trusting in yourself and doing things your own way, not God’s way. It is the opposite of humility.(Student’s personal anwer)

Page 771. a burning bush2. holy3. Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob4. Egyptians5. He questioned God five times.6. He revealed His power and reassured Moses.7. Through the burning bush God showed Moses his human weakness and need to submit and trust Him.8. (Student’s personal answer).

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Page 79 What’s the Difference?

Questions:10God is in complete control over everything, even the heart of a man.Submit to the LORD and worship Him. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 80Cryptogram Answer 1: God powerfully crushed the rule of Pharaoh over Israel.Cryptogram Answer 2: He will powerfully crush the rule of sin, Satan, and death over those who repent and believe in Jesus.Questions:God can do whatever He pleases and His power is unbeatable.The plagues are all about God’s power, to prove both to Israel, to Egypt, and to the nations that He and He alone is God.

Page 811. Blood, Frogs, Gnats2. Hail, Locusts, Darkness3. False4. powerful5. hardened6. It means to recognize sin, feel remorse over sin, and turn from sin and to God.7. Repent and submit to the LORD.

Page 83Questions:A sacrifice is the killing of an animal to atone for sin and please God.Christ the Passover Lamb, who, as God become man, died to deliver and purify a people for Himself.


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Page 84 Double Puzzle Words: Plague, Firstborn, Death, Blood, Hyssop, Passover, Spotless, Lamb, Sacrifice, Deliver, Feast, Unleavened, Bread, Remember, ForeverDouble Puzzle Phrase: The Passover Sacrifice was a sign pointing forward to Christ.Questions: When the LORD passed through Egypt, He saw the blood, passed over them, and did not allow the destroyer to enter their houses.They should live holy lives.Page 851. Death2. of the first year, without blemish, male3. Blood4. Pass over5. Unleavened6. It reminded them of the haste of their departure, since they did not even have time to let their dough become leavened.7. A sacrifice is the killing of an animal to atone for sin and please God.8. Jesus Christ9. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 871 = b, 2 = a, 3 = c; 4 = dQuestions:God’s glory is His honor, splendor, greatness, and perfection.God chose to fight for His people, personally delivering them so that all the nations would fear Him and so that Israel would trust Him.Yes

Page 88 Across: 4. Red Sea, 6. Fear, 7. Glory, 8. Divided, 9. Praise, 10. Faith, 11. OmnipotentDown: 1. Drowned, 2. Israelites, 3. Warrior, 5. Angel, 9. PharaohQuestions: God can do whatever He wants to do.The Angel of God gave light to Israel but darkness to the Egyptians. The LORD divided the sea and Israel walked through on dry ground. The LORD drowned all the Egyptians who tried to cross.

Page 891. glory2. Yes3. The LORD4. parting5. He caused the Red Sea to come back down on the Egyptians.6. God is unbeatable, He is all-powerful, He can do what He wants to do and no one can stop Him.7. They feared the LORD. They worshiped Him in fear and sang about His character, His actions, and their confidence in Him.8. Fear is having great respect for someone. 9. Fear the LORD. Submit to Him. Worship Him.


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Page 90Maze


Questions:To give what someone needs.God provided drinkable water, manna, and quail. By providing physically, Israel knew they could depend on him spiritually.


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Message: Jesus is the bread of life (John 6:48–51) and living water (4:34–14).Questions:Grumbling is complaining in rebellion against God.(Student’s personal answer)

Page 931. Heed, Do, Listen, Keep2. they did not have any food.3. Manna4. Quail5. rock6. Not trusting the LORD’s kindness and provision, and risking bringing His punishment.7. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 95(Student’s own solution)Questions:Priests are those who serve in God’s presence, worshiping God, praying and sacrificing for the people, and teaching God’s way of salvation.They were to communicate God’s word to the world (Gen 12:3). Through Israel all nations would be blessed.

Page 96Fallen Puzzle 1: God brought the Israelites to Sinai in order to make His covenant with them.Fallen Puzzle 2: The law given at Sinai shows God’s holiness, and Christ’s death on Calvary satisfies His holi-ness.Questions: A promise that cannot be broken.The LORD now made a covenant with them to be His own people, a holy people called to have a special relationship with Him and a special mission for His glory.

Page 971. Mount Sinai2. They would be His special treasure. They would be a holy nation. They would be a kingdom of priests.3. put to death


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4. thunder, lighting, a thick cloud, fire, the sound of a trumpet5. They prepared by washing their clothes (19:10, 14), keeping their bodies clean (19:15), and making a boundary around the mountain (19:12–13).6. Holy means to be pure and set apart.7. They were to live holy lives and to have hearts of obedience. 8. No. All have fallen short of His glory (Rom 3:23). No one is righteous (Ps 14:3). The only way to escape being destroyed by God’s awesome holiness is to be saved by the Messiah.

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Questions:Fear means to love and respect God as well as to tremble at the displea-sure and discipline of God.(Student’s personal answer)

Page 100Across: 2. Sabbath, 5. Four, 6. Jealous, 9. Ten, 10. Vain, 12. Six, 13. gods Down: 1. Fear, 3. Honor, 4. Commandments, 7. Stealing, 8. Covet, 11. ImageQuestions:Jealous is a strong desire for something or someone.God’s jealousy means that He demands exclusive devotion (34:14), He fiercely opposes those who oppose Him (Deut 29:20), and He fights to protect and prosper His people (Isa 9:7; 37:32). It is good for God to be jealous, because He alone is worthy of worship.The purpose of the law is to reveal sin so that a person will see his need of a Savior. Jesus Christ alone per-fectly satisfied God’s law in His life.

Page 1011. God2. other people3. the sinfulness of man, the holiness of God4. No5. The purpose of the law is to reveal sin so that a person will see his need of a Savior.6. The word “honor” means that children are to respect and obey their parents, but also value them highly


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and care for them with true affection.7. No8. Jesus Christ alone perfectly satisfied God’s law, so that by His death He could atone for the sins of all who believe. Those who believe are no longer condemned by the law, but they live in way that pleases God and gives Him glory.9. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 102Right/Right/Left/Left

Page 103Word Search

Questions:God’s holiness refers to His purity and separation from the world (1 John 1:5–6).The tabernacle explains how the holy God can dwell with a sinful people, and how a sinful peo-ple can dwell with the holy God.For New Testament believers, the tabernacle is a vivid picture of the holiness of God, the serious-ness of sin, and the amazing provision of salvation secured by Jesus, who, through His one sacrifice for sin, provides continued access to God.

Page 104Altar of Burnt Offering – Courtyard – The place a sacrifice would be made.Bronze Basin – Courtyard – The place the priests could wash in order to be pure.Gold Lampstand – The Holy Place – To continually give light inside the TabernacleTable for Bread – The Holy Place – To represent that the twelve tribes of Israel are continually in God’s pres-ence. It is a picture of God’s fellowship with Israel.Altar of Incense – The Holy Place in front of the veil into the Holy of Holies – To continually burn incense illustrating the continual prayers of God’s people before Him.Veil – Between the Holy Place and Holy of Holies.- To stop the priests from going into the Holy of Holies except for once a year, the Day of Atonement, then the high priest could enter to make atonement for Israel.Ark of the Covenant – Holy of Holies – To hold the tablets of stone and to be the place of atonement. It is where the high priest would once a year sprinkle blood.

Page 1051. 72. The altar of burnt offering, The bronze basin3. The table for bread, The altar of incense, The lampstand4. The Ark of the Covenant5. Atonement is the paid of sin and the washing away of guilt by the death of an innocent victim.


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6. All men are sinful.7. Yes.8. The greatness of Jesus Christ’s sacrifice.

Page 106Right/Left

Page 107Double Puzzle Words: Intercession, Idolatry, Just, Mercy, Worship, Holiness, Zealous, Golden Calf, Faithful-ness, Punish, Forgive, JudgeDouble Puzzle Phrase: We must love God more than anyone or anything.Questions:Worship is the special honor that we are to give God alone.(Student’s personal answer)

Page 108Abraham – The Righteous in Sodom – He would spare Sodom for the sake of 10 righteousMoses – Pharaoh – God stopped the plagueMoses – The Israelites – The fire ceasedChrist – Believers – There is no condemnation for those in ChristQuestions:Prayer for the sake of other people.In prayer we must appeal to act in accordance with His character. We must praise Him for who He is and what He has done.

Page 1091. Idolatry2. You shall not make for yourself a carved image3. stiff-necked4. Both5. Some 3,000 Israelites were put to death. The rest of the people had to drink water with the golden calf powder mixed in. 6. Justice is to do what is right and fair.7. Mercy is not giving the punishment that one deserves.8. (Student’s personal answer)


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Page 111Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Jacob, Moses, Israelites, Us, PeopleQuestions:God’s glory is the display of how great He is.He described Himself as “merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and abounding in steadfast love and faithful-ness, keeping steadfast love for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, but who will by no means clear the guilty, visiting the iniquity of the fathers on the children and the children’s children, to the third and the fourth generation.”No one can see God and live. It would kill an unrepentant sinner.

Page 112Cryptogram 1: God came with glory into the Tabernacle, displaying His glory through His holiness, kindness, and bright splendor.Cryptogram 2: In Christ God displays the glory of His kindness and justice, saving sinners by providing a just sacrifice for sins.Questions:Holy is to be pure and opposed to sin.Sin is disobeying God. God’s glory and man’s sin do not mix.

Page 1131. face2. He would die3. in the cleft of the rock4. abounding in faithfulness, merciful, gracious, abounding in steadfast love, forgiving, just5. shining bright because of God’s glory6. tabernacle7. His glory filled the Tabernacle when they had built it.

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8. Even we do not see God’s glory yet in its fullness (1 Cor 13:12), but one day we will. This hope is only for those who humbly depend upon the glorious mercy and grace of God available because of Jesus Christ.

Page 1151 = iv; 2 =iii; 3 = v; 4 = I; 5 = ii1 = ii; 2 = iv; 3 = v; 4 = iii; 5 = i

Page 116Fallen Puzzle Answer 1: God’s holiness requires a sacrifice for sinful man.Fallen Puzzle Answer 2: Jesus’ sacrificial death saves those who come to him in repentance and faith.Questions:A sacrifice is the killing of an animal to atone for sin and please God.Jesus is greater than the sin offering. His blood was shed to forgive sins (Matt 26:28). He was the perfect substitute who became sin for us (2 Cor 5:21). He was crucified outside the city (Heb 13:12), so that through Him sins are paid for and washed away (1 John 1:7).

Page 1171. 52. bull, sheep, bull, turtledove3. True4. The Sin Offering, The Grain Offering5. The Burnt Offering, The Fellowship Offering, The Guilt Offering6. Atonement means to be ransomed by the death of a substitute7. Because of your own sinfulness.

Page 119tent, glory, consumed, altar, shouted, facescenser, incense, offered, fire, consumed, died


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Page 1211. Aaron and his sons2. fire3. Nadab, Abihu4. Strange fire5. holy6. To be perfect, pure, and worthy of reverence.7. One who goes between man and God.8. Jesus is the great High Priest. Like Aaron, he intercedes for His people and provides the way for His people to come into God’s presence. But unlike Aaron, he did not need to be cleansed by animal sacrifices. He was already perfect, and the sacrifice He offered was Himself.9. He intercedes for His people, believers.

Page 122 Left/Left/Right

Page 123Word Search

QuestionsA sacrifice is the killing of an animal to atone for sin and please God.In Him believers find atonement. He is the final sin offering whose death pays for sin.

Page 124Double Puzzle Words: Mediator, Fasting, Atonement, High Priest, Confess, Wilderness, Substitute, Sacrifice, Cleansing from Sin, Israel, Tabernacle, AltarDouble Puzzle Phrase: Jesus is the great and sinless high priest for His people.Questions:One who goes between man and God.He intercedes for His people.

Page 1251. Holy of Holies2. himself, his family, the land, the people, the holy things3. Bull4. Bull = as a sing offering for himself and his house; Ram = as a burnt offering; Goat = as a sign offering for the people5. The second goat was sent into the wilderness to show that after sins are paid for and confessed (Prov


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28:13), they are taken far away.6. Atonement means for sins to be paid for and washed away by the blood of a substitute sacrifice.7. Because of your sin against God.8. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 127Honor, poor, mock, Love, rumors, kind, older, Worship, fair, ReflectQuestions:To have concern and care for others in a way that honors God.We should worship and respect God. We should respect and honor others. We should rebuke and call to repentance those who do not honor God.

Page 128Cryptogram Answer 1: The reason for being holy is because God is holy. His people are to reflect His charac-ter.Cryptogram Answer 2: God saves all who believe in Jesus Christ so that they will display His glory by living holy lives.Questions:Holy means pure and separate. (Student’s personal answer but page 127 gives examples).

Page 129 1. Speak, Israel, holy, LORD2. love3. honor4. By treating the LORD as holy, By being different from the world, By loving their neighbor as themselves, By respecting the weak and being fair5. observe, statutes, rules, LORD6. Jesus summed them up in two: love God and love one another7. No. Because of your sinfulness.8. Jesus Christ


Message: Like Moses we must have faith in God, for without faith it is impossible to please Him (Heb 11:6).Questions:To trust God.Moses prayed to God.


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Page 132Test Answer: Israel quickly forgot God and put him to the test (Ps 106:13–14). God punished those who did not trust in Him.Questions:To express your unhappiness with words.He burned the perimeter of the camp.They suffer the fire of hell (Rev 20:11–15).

Page 1331. 32. fire3. nose4. Moses’ unique roll in speaking for God5. To be filled with thoughts only of yourself.6. Pride is in the heart and manifests in grumbling.7. (Student’s personal answer)8. (Student’s personal answer)

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Page 135 What’s the Difference?

Question:No.They wanted a new leader to take them back to Egypt.They interceded for them.To pray to God on behalf of another.

Page 136Across: 2. Fruit; 5. Egypt; 7. Faithful; 9. Interceded; 11. GiantsDown: 1. Joshua; 2. Forty; 3. Caleb; 4. Kadesh; 6. Ten; 8. Twelve; 10. CanaanQuestions: To do exactly what you say you will do.Moses appealed to God’s great love, long-suffering, and forgiving character (Exod 34:6–7).


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Page 1371. good/bad2. Yes3. Yes4. Joshua5. The nation rejected God.6. Circle All7. Circle All8. Repent

Page 138The Priests God Appointed

Page 139Palm 46:1–3refuge, strength, trouble, fear, earth, roar, foam, tremblePsalm 84:10–12courts, doorkeeper, wickedness, sun, shield, favor, honor, withhold, uprightly, trusts

Page 140Fallen Puzzle Answer 1: We must worship God through His appointed mediator.Fallen Puzzle Answer 2: Man can only approach God the way He tells us to which is through faith in His Son, Jesus Christ (John 14:6).Questions:Holy is to be set apart and separate from sin.Someone to represent them before a holy God and to make peace with God concerning their sin.The Lord Jesus Christ

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5. swallowed6. Blossom7. God was just and consumed those who rebelled. God was merciful and warned the people to move away from those who rebelled.8. Jesus Christ9. You have sinned against Him which is rebellion against Him.


Page 143Tile Message: God mercifully provided water and away of salvation even though Israel rebelled against Him.Questions:Mercy is the kindness God shows to people who do not deserve it.They should have responded with faith and obedience.

Page 144Double Puzzle Words: Moses, Aaron, Strike, Rock, Holy, Mercy, Israel, Rebellion, Fiery Serpent, Bronze, Faith Alone, RepentanceDouble Puzzle Phrase: God provides salvation in Christ by faith (John 3:14–16).

Page 1451. discouraged2. Speak to the rock3. They could not enter the Promised Land4. snakes5. Some believed His word and looked to the serpent.6. Merciful is to show kindness to people who do not deserve it.7. (Student’s personal answer)


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Page 146Maze

Page 147king, Moabites, king, donkey, road, field, road, foot, donkey, staff, road, angel, donkey, road, speakCircle: i., ii.i., iv., v.

Page 148Word Search

Questions:To be in control of everything.The MessiahHe would rule the nations.

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4. The LORD5. Because his way was perverse. He was going to take money in an attempt to curse Israel.6. i. = d.; ii. = c.; iii. = a.; iv. = b.7. His chosen people8. God choose Israel because of His own love for them.9. When Jesus comes again to establish His kingdom and reign over the nations.

Page 150First picture = 2; Second picture = 3; Third picture = 1

Page 151Tile Message: Jesus is the King who brings peace to the earth, peace between God and man.Questions:God promised the Messiah would destroy Satan’s powerGod promised the Messiah would bless the nationsGod promised the Messiah would reign foreverJesus ChristThe gospel is the good news that God saves people from sin through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Page 152Double Puzzle Words: Messiah, Gospel, Adam, Eve, Satan, Offspring, Abram, Blessing, Nations, Judah, King, ReignDouble Puzzle Phrase: Jesus is the King who brings peace between God and man.

Page 1531. Fled from God’s presence2. a. = ii.; b. = iii.; c. = i.3. 754. a great name, land, blessing, a great nation5. Yes6. That the scepter, the ruling authority, would never pass from him.7. He destroyed the power of Satan in His death (Rom 5:18). All can believe in Him (Gal 3:6–9). He will come and reign (Rev 19:11–21).8. (Student’s personal response)

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Questions:On the human level, He comes from the ancient Davidic bloodline. On the divine level, He is eternal. He has always existed.

Page 156Across: 3. Bethlehem; 6. Immanuel; 7. Way; 8. Virgin; 11. PlaceDown: 1. Omniscient; 2. Messiah; 4. Eternal; 5. Micah; 9. Isaiah; 10. GospelQuestions:He would be born of a virgin; He would be God of God; He be with His people; He would come in a humble way; He would be eternal; He would be born in Bethlehem

Page 1571. Prophets were used by God to tell people the future, Prophets were used by God to tell people God’s will (truth, commands).2. A miraculous baby3. Immanuel4. God with us5. Bethlehem6. He is eternal and He has always existed.7. God is the one true God. The Bible is correct. Jesus is the Messiah.8. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 158Upper Left Picture: C, Upper Right Picture: A, Lower Picture: B

Page 159Tile Message: Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand. Behold, the lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world!Questions:Repentance is turning back to God and replacing disobedience with righteousness.He would die in the place of His people as a substitute.Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control


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Page 160Word Search

Questions:To prepare the people for the MessiahTo overlook the penalty and cost of sin.Through the death of Jesus Christ.

Page 1611. Gabriel2. A son3. a boy, named John 4. John would prepare for the Lord5. He would teach repentance: turning people back to the Lord and turning from disobedience to an attitude of righteousness.6. Because the Lord would send the Messiah to be a light shining in the darkness, the sun of righteousness rising with healing in His wings, rescuing sinners from the kingdom of sin and darkness and bringing them into His kingdom of righteousness and light.7. A message of repentance.8. Repentance is turning back to God and replacing disobedience with righteousness.

Page 162Right/Left/Left

Page 163Verse 1: son, call, Jesus, save, people, sinsVerse 2: Most, High, throne, reign, Jacob, kingdomQuestions:Messiah is the promised Savior and King. Jesus Christ is the Messiah.Grace is God’s blessing, pleasure, or delight that He shows based on His choice, not based on what a person deserves. He gracious chose Mary to carry out a special role as part of His salvation plan.

Page 164Fallen Puzzle Answer 1: Jesus is both sinless man and God become flesh.Fallen Puzzle Answer 2: Jesus came to die for our sins, rule in our hearts, and reign forever.Question:He would be the Promised One to rule on the throne of David forever.


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Page 1651. Mary2. Joseph3. She would have a son, She would name her son Jesus4. To name the baby Jesus, To take Mary as his wife5. The Holy Spirit6. So that Jesus was free from the corruption of Adam’s first sin that polluted the entire human race.7. Your sin (Student’s personal answer)

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Page 167Maze

Questions:The Messiah is the promised Savior and King who would die for His people and reign forever.The Magi worshiped Him. Herod hated Him and tried to kill Him. The religious leaders ignored Him.(Student’s personal answer)


Message: The right response to Jesus is to bow before him in worship and great joy, just like the Magi.Question: They showed Jesus’ royalty, deity, and future death.


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Page 1691. The story doesn’t say.2. Jesus3. A star4. He was troubled.5. They did not care.6. They worshiped Him. They gave him gold, frankincense, and myrrh.7. i. = c.; ii. = b.; iii. = a.8. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 170Connect the Dots

Page 171Maze

Questions:Zechariah 9:9They rejected Him.It means to turn away from sin and submit to Jesus as Lord.


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Page 172Across: 2. Daniel; 4. Zechariah; 9. Pharisees; 10. Caesar; 11. Psalms; 12. RejectDown: 1. Parable; 3. Bethlehem; 5. Hypocrite; 6. Hosanna; 7. Sadducees; 8. King Question:He drove out money changers and taught the truth from the temple.

Page 1731. donkey2. They went out to meet Jesus. They spread palm branches on the road.3. True.4. (d) (b) (a) (C)5. Some answers could be: He fulfilled prophecy. He demonstrated His authority.6. (Student’s personal answer)


Questions:Some answers could be: The feeding of the 5,000; Jesus walking on water; Judas got to do miracles himselfNo

Page 175Cryptogram Answer 1: Judas looked, acted, and sounded like a Christian, but he wasn’t. He was a pretend Christian.Cryptogram Answer 2: Pretend Christians show no evidence of a changed life which demonstrates true re-pentance (Matt 5:20; 6:33; 7:12).Questions:Repentance is a recognition of sin, the feeling of godly remorse over sin, which results in a rejection of sin and turning to God.Characteristics: Recognizing sin, remorse over sin, a rejection of sin, and turning to God

Page 1771. The chief priests, the elders, the scribes2. Caiaphas3. Judas4. 305. Jesus’ disciple, Jesus’ friend, Jesus’ follower


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6. No. Judas was a pretend Christian.7. Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control8. (Student’s personal answer)

Page 179A. = iv.; B. = ii.; C. = iii.; D. = i.Questions:Some answers: Supernatural darkness, Earthquake, The vail being torn in two, The resurrection of saintsTo repent and submit to Jesus

Page 180Double Puzzle Words: Rejected, Trail, Jesus, Peter, Chief Priests, Mocked, King of the Jews, Killed, Crucified, Thieves, Centurion, Son of God, Burial, TombDouble Puzzle Phrase: The Son of God died to save His people.

Page 1811. Barabbas2. thorns3. True4. there was an earthquake, the rocks were split, the veil of the temple was torn in two5. “Truly this was the Son of God!”6. So we could have forgiveness of sins.7. One who dies in the place of another.8. He died and bore the wrath of God in the place of His people, those who deserved it when He did not.9. Repent. Turn from sin. Submit to Jesus.

Page 18218No

Page 183angel, afraid, Jesus, here, risen, placeJesus, Greetings, worshiped, afraid, brothers, Galileeauthority, disciples, baptizing, teaching, observe, commanded


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Page 184Word Search

QuestionsTo make disciples of all the nations1) Going; 2) Baptizing; 3) Teaching

Page 1851. An angel2. white as snow3. risen4. fear and great joy.5. Jesus6. Make disciples7. Because Jesus commanded His disciples to go to every nation.8. Repent. Believe. Be baptized. Be discipled. Learn to obey everything Jesus commands. Go. Make more disciples.


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