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This teacher edition offers a chronological study of the New Testament, covering 147 key truths in a Q&A format. It highlights themes like kingdom, glory, and atonement, with lesson overviews, Scripture study guidelines, and answers to review questions.

This answer key provides overprint answers to the 16 tests in the corresponding assessments packet. It enables the teacher to evaluate the students’ understanding of the various objectives.

This student edition teaches a Christ-centered worldview, using Scripture to answer key questions, compare secular values to God's Word, and explore controversial issues with worldview analysis skills.

This student edition engages students with the ideas in the world around them. Written in an age-appropriate style, this book directly addresses the truth of the biblical worldview and the false ideas behind other worldviews. Students practice critical thinking by evaluating many current ideological battlefields, including self-identity, absolute truth, and creation vs. evolution. This book can be life-changing for students who diligently work through the biblical truths presented.

This activity manual provides your child with numerous opportunities to connect Bible study to difficult real-life decisions.

The assessments packet provides opportunities to assess students’ understanding of the course objectives.

The digital assessment set provides opportunities to assess students understanding of the course objectives.

This teacher edition helps you teach key worldview components and how to use the Bible to address fundamental questions. It offers teaching strategies, guiding questions, and case studies to help your student apply biblical truths to life.

The activities answer key is a full-page answer key with overprint answers for easy grading.

The assessments answer key includes copies of the student assessments with overprint answers for easy grading.

This Student Worktext includes exercises that reveal God's truths, helping students analyze Bible verses, improve study skills, review content, and develop personal philosophies based on God's Word.

The Bible Truths 6 Tests, 4th ed., helps assess students understanding of the concepts presented in the Bible Truths 6 materials.

Forbidden Gates is historical fiction by Denise Williamson, set in Jerusalem in the first century. This Christian fiction book tells the story of Nathan, the son of a temple money-changer. Nathan knows the laws of God’s house, and he has never questioned the rules.

This Teacher Edition offers a thematic study of Scripture from Genesis to Revelation, featuring application stories, memory verses, and a study of Forbidden Gates. It includes lesson plans, Bible reading H.A.B.I.T.s, and cross-curricular connections.

This student text teaches students to observe, interpret, and apply the Bible, highlighting connections between the Old and New Testaments and the themes of Creation, Fall, and Redemption. It includes background info and studies on Old Testament writings.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Text builds off of the Student Activities Manual and its emphasis on observation and guides students to take the next step in the process of the Bible Study method: connecting their observations to proper interpretation. When all of the individual narratives fit into the one big unfolding story of Scripture, its relevance and application to the New Testament believer becomes clear.

The student activities manual introduces a simple Bible study method of observation, interpretation, and application. Your student will complete Scripture reading assignments and use a prayer journal for additional meditation on memory passages.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Activities Manual introduces students to a simple Bible Study Method: Observe (what the text says), Interpret (what the text means), and Apply (what the text means for life). As an integral part of the course, students will begin to learn some basic observation skills as they complete their Scripture reading assignments while a Prayer Journal guides them to pray scripturally and specifically.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Student Activities Manual introduces students to a simple Bible Study Method: Observe (what the text says), Interpret (what the text means), and Apply (what the text means for life). As an integral part of the course, students will begin to learn some basic observation skills as they complete their Scripture reading assignments while a Prayer Journal guides them to pray scripturally and specifically.

The Story of the Old Testament (1st Edition) Tests assesses students questions that are aligned with scaffolded objectives.

The Story of the Old assessmentament (1st Edition) digital assessment set assesses students questions that are aligned with scaffolded objectives.