Question #4:
What did Jesus understand about the mission of the Messiah that the Jewish leaders did not understand?
-What does it say that He still continued his mission, even though he knew the eventual outcome?-
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
U5-L17: Q3
Question #3:
Why didn't the people of God not recognize Him?
-Is it possible for the people of God to not recognize God even now?-
Why didn't the people of God not recognize Him?
-Is it possible for the people of God to not recognize God even now?-
U5-L17: Q1
Question #1:
Describe the feelings you think Jesus had as He realized more and more who He was. Write these things as you think He would have written them in his journal.
Describe the feelings you think Jesus had as He realized more and more who He was. Write these things as you think He would have written them in his journal.
U4-L15: Q3
Question #3:
How does knowing that we are at the 'toenails' of history effect the way that you think and act - or at least, how we should think and act?
How does knowing that we are at the 'toenails' of history effect the way that you think and act - or at least, how we should think and act?
U4-L15: Q2
Questions #2:
Why do you think that Daniel and his three friends seemed to be set apart for God in Babylon?
Why do you think that Daniel and his three friends seemed to be set apart for God in Babylon?
U4-L15: Q1
Question #1:
Have you ever had a dream that bothered you, but you couldn't remember it's details in the morning?
-Explain in a complete sentence.-
Have you ever had a dream that bothered you, but you couldn't remember it's details in the morning?
-Explain in a complete sentence.-
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
U4-L14: Q4
Question #4:
Elijah asked the people of God to make a stand and decide to serve either the true God or their own man-made gods.
-Why do you think the people had to make a choice?-
Elijah asked the people of God to make a stand and decide to serve either the true God or their own man-made gods.
-Why do you think the people had to make a choice?-
U4-L14: Q3
Question #3:
Why do you think that Elijah freaked out and ran away from Queen Jezebel after such a complete victory at Mount Carmel?
Why do you think that Elijah freaked out and ran away from Queen Jezebel after such a complete victory at Mount Carmel?
U4-L14: Q2
Question #2:
Name something that you have control over.
-Could you give up your control?-
Name something that you have control over.
-Could you give up your control?-
Monday, November 16, 2009
U4-L13: Q4
Question #4:
Think about the influence you have on others (your friends, classmates, brothers, sisters, etc.)
Is your influence usually positive or negative?
-Is God glorified by your words and actions?-
Think about the influence you have on others (your friends, classmates, brothers, sisters, etc.)
Is your influence usually positive or negative?
-Is God glorified by your words and actions?-
U4-L13: Q3
Question #3:
Solomon had some big shoes to fill and his new power as king was overwhelming! What are some things that seem overwhelming to you?
-Do you know God is there for you?-
Solomon had some big shoes to fill and his new power as king was overwhelming! What are some things that seem overwhelming to you?
-Do you know God is there for you?-
U4-L13: Q2
Question #2:
If God asked you what you wanted, and told you He would give it to you, what would you ask for?
If God asked you what you wanted, and told you He would give it to you, what would you ask for?
U4-L13: Q1
Question #1:
What do you think the following quote means:
"Those who in everything make God first and last and best are the happiest people in the world"
(My Life Today, p. 161).
What do you think the following quote means:
"Those who in everything make God first and last and best are the happiest people in the world"
(My Life Today, p. 161).
Monday, November 2, 2009
U3-L11: Q4
Question #4:
Why do you think people continue to believe lies against God's character?
-What do you think is the most blatant lie about God's character?-
Why do you think people continue to believe lies against God's character?
-What do you think is the most blatant lie about God's character?-
U3-L11: Q2
Question #2:
What is a reason that you do the things you do. (Example - peer pressure, parental pressure, teacher pressure, your own desires...)
-What is the best reason to do the right thing?-
What is a reason that you do the things you do. (Example - peer pressure, parental pressure, teacher pressure, your own desires...)
-What is the best reason to do the right thing?-
U3-L11: Q1
Question #1:
Think of a natural law.
-What would our lives be like if we couldn't count on God's natural laws?-
Think of a natural law.
-What would our lives be like if we couldn't count on God's natural laws?-
Monday, October 19, 2009
U3-L9: Q4
Question #4:
What would you have done if you were in Isaac's place and were to be a sacrifice to God?
-Would you live Jesus' life and sacrifice your own wants and needs for Him?-
What would you have done if you were in Isaac's place and were to be a sacrifice to God?
-Would you live Jesus' life and sacrifice your own wants and needs for Him?-
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
U3-L8: Q4
Question #4:
What advantage does a Christian have over a non-Christian in facing trials and suffering?
What advantage does a Christian have over a non-Christian in facing trials and suffering?
U3-L8: Q2
Question #2:
Why was it important for God to set limitations on Satan in regards to Job?
-Do you think He still sets limits on Satan?-
Why was it important for God to set limitations on Satan in regards to Job?
-Do you think He still sets limits on Satan?-
U2-L7: Q4
Question #4:
A covenant is a contract or agreement between two parties.
-Have you ever made a covenant with someone? Did you keep it?-
A covenant is a contract or agreement between two parties.
-Have you ever made a covenant with someone? Did you keep it?-
U2-L7: Q3
Question #3:
What do you think might have happened if God had allowed the people to continue working on the Tower of Babel?
What do you think might have happened if God had allowed the people to continue working on the Tower of Babel?
U2-L7: Q2
Question #2:
For seven days the animals came into the ark.
-Why didn't this miracle have an effect on the people?-
For seven days the animals came into the ark.
-Why didn't this miracle have an effect on the people?-
U2-L7: Q1
Question #1:
If you had heard Noah for 120 years preaching the same message of a coming flood - would you have believed Noah.
-Why or why not?-
If you had heard Noah for 120 years preaching the same message of a coming flood - would you have believed Noah.
-Why or why not?-
Monday, September 28, 2009
U2-L6: Q4
Question #4:
How do you feel about the Son of God becoming your Substitute?
-What would you say to Him if He were in front of you?-
How do you feel about the Son of God becoming your Substitute?
-What would you say to Him if He were in front of you?-
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
U2-L5: Q4
Question #4:
Do you think the consequences of Adam and Eve's sin were a punishment from God or the natural results of their choice?
(Explain.)
Do you think the consequences of Adam and Eve's sin were a punishment from God or the natural results of their choice?
(Explain.)
U2-L5: Q2
Question #2:
Satan succeeded with Eve by appeling to her pride and by mixing truth with falsehood.
Identify an advertisement that implements the same methods.
Satan succeeded with Eve by appeling to her pride and by mixing truth with falsehood.
Identify an advertisement that implements the same methods.
U2-L5: Q1
Question #1:
Can you quote a text that can help you resist temptation next time you face it?
Can you quote a text that can help you resist temptation next time you face it?
Friday, August 14, 2009
U2-L4: Q4
Question #4:
How do you act when you are restricted at home or school?
-What is the best way to relate to being restricted?-
U2-L4: Q1
Question #1:
Describe some of the natural laws that began operating when Adam came to life.
U1-L3: Q4
Question #4:
Tell about a time when you may have been sorry for the consequences of an action rather than for the action.
U1-L2: Q3
Question #3:
If Lucifer held such a high position in heaven, why do you think he wanted more power?
U1-L2: Q2
Question #2:
Has your pride ever gotten in your way? What lesson did you learn from your mistake?
U1-L2: Q1
Question #1:
Describe what you think it is like to stand in the very presence of God every day.
U1-L1: Q4
Question #4:
If you could use only one word to describe God, what would be the best word to use?
U1-L1: Q3
Question #3:
Although there are many things about God we can't understand, we can understand His great love for us. How does God show you that He loves you? (Explain.)
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Instructions for on-line blogging...
Welcome to all you 7th Graders! (Summer flies by when you're having fun!)
This year, we will be journaling on-line using this blog site. You will be expected to give your thoughts and or responses every week - 4 times per week. Therefore, you will note that I will post the week's questions every Monday. Please respond to the 4 questions before Thursday evening, by 7pm. After that time, you will lose 2 points per day for late blogging. Each blog response is worth 5 points, making the total blog points/week a 20 point total.
Here are some general guidelines for your responses:
1) Remember that emails and blogs sent via internet are not private.
a) Visitors may view our blogs, so for your protection, please use an approved username to promote anonymity.
b) Please respond to each blog in complete, well-thought out, and logical sentences. Please remember to use correct grammar and correct spelling.
c) Thou shalt not use technical slang/abbreviations - (e.g. lol, bff, ttyl...)
2) Remember to not be demeaning or insulting in your responses toward the blog or any of it's responses. You may critique a response if it is constructive or if it will add to another person's insight. Here are the rules to make a critique:
a) You must point out at least 2 good things that the person has brought out.
b) You should continue your critique with something like, "Although __________ has brought out some good points, I would like to say that I disagree with..."
c) I repeat, NEVER put someone else's opinion down or belittle the point that they are trying to make. Those types of blog posts will not be published and you will have to redo your blog responses. In extreme cases, a parent conference may be called, if deemed necessary.
3) Other guests may view, and at times, may post responses - but this will not be the rule - it will be an exception and I will need to know and approve the people whose responses will be published. If you would like to submit a response, please send me your information at jsamaniego@txsda.org and be sure to pick out a username.
4) If you are a guest, please remember that this blog is created for the sole purpose of blogging about the material we are learning in the 7th Grade Bible curriculum book entitled Truth Unveiled - God's Triumph. As blogging goes, it is a forum for intellectual discussions and, particularly, for the responses of the 7th Grade students of the Keene Adventist Elementary School to the journal questions presented in their Bible book lessons. We hope you enjoy reading the students' thoughts and insights about the Truth Unveiled.
This year, we will be journaling on-line using this blog site. You will be expected to give your thoughts and or responses every week - 4 times per week. Therefore, you will note that I will post the week's questions every Monday. Please respond to the 4 questions before Thursday evening, by 7pm. After that time, you will lose 2 points per day for late blogging. Each blog response is worth 5 points, making the total blog points/week a 20 point total.
Here are some general guidelines for your responses:
1) Remember that emails and blogs sent via internet are not private.
a) Visitors may view our blogs, so for your protection, please use an approved username to promote anonymity.
b) Please respond to each blog in complete, well-thought out, and logical sentences. Please remember to use correct grammar and correct spelling.
c) Thou shalt not use technical slang/abbreviations - (e.g. lol, bff, ttyl...)
2) Remember to not be demeaning or insulting in your responses toward the blog or any of it's responses. You may critique a response if it is constructive or if it will add to another person's insight. Here are the rules to make a critique:
a) You must point out at least 2 good things that the person has brought out.
b) You should continue your critique with something like, "Although __________ has brought out some good points, I would like to say that I disagree with..."
c) I repeat, NEVER put someone else's opinion down or belittle the point that they are trying to make. Those types of blog posts will not be published and you will have to redo your blog responses. In extreme cases, a parent conference may be called, if deemed necessary.
3) Other guests may view, and at times, may post responses - but this will not be the rule - it will be an exception and I will need to know and approve the people whose responses will be published. If you would like to submit a response, please send me your information at jsamaniego@txsda.org and be sure to pick out a username.
4) If you are a guest, please remember that this blog is created for the sole purpose of blogging about the material we are learning in the 7th Grade Bible curriculum book entitled Truth Unveiled - God's Triumph. As blogging goes, it is a forum for intellectual discussions and, particularly, for the responses of the 7th Grade students of the Keene Adventist Elementary School to the journal questions presented in their Bible book lessons. We hope you enjoy reading the students' thoughts and insights about the Truth Unveiled.
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