Unit 3

Lesson 21: Effects of the Fall – Adam’s Fall impacted everything in the creation. Lesson 21 Student Guide

Lesson 22: Cain Kills Abel – The sacrifices of Cain and Abel reveal God’s demand for a pure heart of worship toward Him.  Lesson 22 Student Guide

Lesson 23: The Hearts of Man – Since the very first sin of Adam in the garden, all people are born into sin. Lesson 23 Student Guide

Lesson 24: Catastrophe (The Flood) – The Catastrophe, the third of the Seven C’s of History, began when God called Noah out from the world filled with violence and corruption. Lesson 24 Student Guide

Lesson 25: God Saves Noah – The account of the Flood is not a fairy tale, but a detailed record of how a holy God punished an ungodly world for its sinfulness. Lesson 25 Student Guide

Lesson 26: The Worldwide Flood – The fact that the Genesis Flood was global is very clear from the language of the text. Lesson 26 Student Guide Lesson 26 Powerpoint Slides

Lesson 27: Noah’s ark – The size of the Ark and the number of animals on board are truths under constant attack from skeptics of the Bible’s account. Lesson 27 Student Guide

Lesson 28: The Ice Age – Although the Bible does not directly speak of it, the physical evidence on the earth’s surface points to a period of time when ice covered a large portion of Northern and Southern Hemispheres.  Lesson 28 Student Guide

Lesson 29: Confusion (Dispersion at Babel) – After the Flood, God commanded the people to spread across the globe, but they refused and assembled together in Shinar. Lesson 29 Student Guide

Lesson 30 – Unit 3 Review (No Materials Available)

Unit 4

Lesson 31: One Race (The Human Race) – After Babel, people spread throughout the world. 

Lesson 31 Student Guide Grandsons of Noah History of Genesis Timeline Mapping the Nations Table of Nations

Lesson 32: Job’s Suffering – The account of Job proclaims the sovereignty and omnipotence of God over all things-both good and bad.  Lesson 32 Student Guide Understanding Trials

Lesson 33: God Calls Abram – God called Abram to leave his family and his father’s house. Lesson 33 Student Guide Abram’s Journey Map History of Genesis Timeline A Heavenly Hope

Lesson 34: Abram and Lot – Abram and Lot separated from one another. Lesson 34 Student Guide Abram & Lot Map Attributes of God Poster Abram’s Example

Lesson 35: Sodom & Gomorrah – The Lord and two angels appeared to Abraham and announced judgement on Sodom and Gomorrah because the sin and wickedness God saw there. Lesson 35 Student Guide Attributes of God Poster Respectable Sins

Lesson 36: God’s Covenant with Abram – God made a covenant with Abram, promising to give him a son and descendants as numerous as the stars. Lesson 36 Student Guide Abram’s Error Attributes of God Poster

Lesson 37: Isaac (Child of Promise) – God confirmed His covenant with Abram. Lesson 37 Student Guide Abram’s Seed History of Genesis Timeline Attributes of God Poster

Lesson 38: Abraham’s Test – God called Abraham to offer Isaac, the son of promise, as a sacrifice.  Lesson 38 Student Guide From the Seed to the Lamb Scripture Strips Seven C’s of History Timeline

Lesson 39: A Bride for Isaac – When Abraham sent his servant to obtain a wife for Isaac, God demonstrated His control, even in humanly difficult situations. Lesson 39 Student Guide Examining Relationships History of Genesis Timeline

Lesson 40 – Unit 4 Review (No Materials Available)

Unit 5

Lesson 41: Esau Sells His Birthright – Esau, the older twin, sold his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of stew. Lesson 41 Student Guide Princes of Abraham Timeline

Lesson 42: Jacob Steals The Blessing – Isaac is tricked into blessing Jacob instead of Esau. Lesson 42 Student Guide Mistakes of Our Fathers

Lesson 43: Jacob’s Family Grows – Jacob marries Leah and Rachel and has many children. Lesson 43 Student Guide Twelve Tribes

Lesson 44: Jacob Returns to Canaan – Jacob returns to Canaan and reconciles with Esau. Lesson 44 Student Guide Peace with God and Man

Lesson 45: Joseph Becomes A Slave – Joseph’s envious brothers sold him as a slave. Lesson 45 Student Guide A Providential Journey

Lesson 46: God Blesses Joseph – God blessed Joseph in Potiphar’s house and in prison. Lesson 46 Student Guide Fleeing Temptation

Lesson 47: Joseph Rises To Power – Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams and becomes a ruler in Egypt. Lesson 47 Student Guide Remains of Joseph Joseph’s Canal

Lesson 48: Joseph Forgives His Brothers – Joseph tests his brothers and forgives them. Lesson 48 Student Guide Pointing to Christ

Lesson 49: Israel’s Blessing – Jacob blesses his sons before his death. Lesson 49 Student Guide Twelve Tribes Map Blessing the Tribes

Lesson 50 – Unit 5 Review (No Materials Available)

Unit 6

Lesson 51: God Protects Moses – God protected Moses from Pharaoh. Lesson 51 Student Guide A Righteous Lie Timeline

Lesson 52: God Calls Moses – God called Moses to lead the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt. Lesson 52 Student Guide Shortcomings

Lesson 53: God Displays His Power – God showed His power through the plagues. Lesson 53 Student Guide Ten Plagues of Egypt Plaguing Questions

Lesson 54: God Sends the Final Plague – God sent the final plague on the firstborn of Egypt but protected the Israelites. Lesson 54 Student Guide Christ Our Passover

Lesson 55: God Parts the Red Sea – God provided a way of escape from Pharaoh and his army by parting the Red Sea. Lesson 55 Student Guide History of Israel Timeline Poetic Truth

Lesson 56: God Provides in the Wilderness – God provided food and water for the Israelites, but they still complained. Lesson 56 Student Guide Complaints

Lesson 57: God Gives the Ten Commandments – God gave the Israelites laws that showed them their need for a Savior. Lesson 57 Student Guide Breaking the Law

Lesson 58: God Punishes Idolatry – The Israelites disobeyed God when they made and worshiped a golden calf. Lesson 58 Student Guide A Jealous God

Lesson 59: God Dwells Among His People – God promised to stay with the Israelites and gave them directions to build a place of worship. Lesson 59 Student Guide The Tabernacle Complex

Lesson 60 – Unit 6 Review (No Materials Available)