Bible and Language Arts

Level 3Mrs. DesMarais

Lesson # 37The Church Epistles

In today’s lesson….

1. I can find and read words with “ow” and “ou”.

2. I can identify types of sentences.

3. I can describe a root word and an idiom.

4. I can spell and define words correctly.

5. I can understand God's Word.

Phonics: Words with“ou” and “ow”

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Grammar: Kinds of Sentences

Statement (Declarative)

S

Question (Interrogative)

Q

Command (Imperative) C

Exclamation

(Exclamatory) E

Grammar: Kinds of Sentences

Identify the type of sentence.

S, Q, C, E

1. I am a student at Monroe

School.

2. What is your name?

3. You won first place!

4. Bring that test to me.

Grammar: Kinds of Sentences

Identify the type of sentence.

S, Q, C, E

1. Put your dishes in the sink.

2. Is it lunch time?

3. I brush my teeth twice a

day.

4. It is so hot outside!

Grammar: Kinds of Sentences

Identify the type of sentence.

S, Q, C, E

1. I lost my umbrella!

2. Tom likes to play baseball.

3. What is the weather like

today?

4. Please take your shoes off.

Root WordNew word

populus = people

popular – pleasing to many people

public – general group of people in a community

publish – to make known to many people

Idiom

“Touch and go” means you

are in a difficult situation, and

are not

certain what the outcome will

be.

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Online Activity

Review: Parts of speechwww.funbrain.com

“Beginner”: Nouns and Verbs

Remember:A noun is a person, place or thing

A verb shows “existence” or “action”

Stop

Time for a break.

Vocabulary Lesson # 37

Messiah – the anointed or chosen oneawe - reverence, fear, admirationfellowship – a full sharing, friendly relationshipwonders – amazing, powerful eventssigns – significant occurrencesaddressed – directed to, intended for

Bible Lesson: The Church EpistlesReview:

The Old Testament – Israel, the law,the promise of the Messiah

The Gospels – the birth of the Messiah, his ministry – the fulfilling of the law, his crucifixion, resurrection, ascension

The book of Acts – Pentecost, the first years of the church

Bible Lesson: The Early Church

They devoted themselves to

the apostles’ teaching and to

fellowship, to the breaking of

bread and to prayer. Everyone

was filled with awe at the many

wonders and signs performed

by the apostles.Acts 2:42,43

Bible Lesson: The Church Epistles

The Scriptures contains

epistles,

or letters, written to the

church.

There are 9 letters, written to 7

local churches. These epistles

are profitable to us. Review: 1.

teaching, 2. rebuke 3.

correction 4. instruction in

righteousness.

Bible Lesson: The Church Epistles

The word “church” means “called out.”We are the “called out” of God.

The church is made up of anyone,anywhere, at any time, who has accepted Jesus Christ as their

Lord and Savior.

Bible Lesson: The Church Epistles

Look at the beginning of these

9 epistles. Notice who they are

addressed to.

Example: Romans

Paul, a servant of Christ

Jesus...to all

in Rome who are loved by God

and called to be his holy

people.

Example: I Corinthians

Paul, called to be an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, and our brother Sosthenes,

to the church of God in Corinth, to those sanctified in Christ Jesus and called to be his holy people, together with all those everywhere who call on the name of our Lord Jesus Christ—their Lord and ours:

Bible Lesson: The Church

Here there is no Greek or Jew,

circumcised or uncircumcised,

barbarian, Scythian, slave or free,

but Christ is all, and is in all.

Colossians 3:11

Bible Verse: The Church

There is neither Jew nor Greek,

slave nor free, male nor female,

for you are all one in Christ Jesus.

Galatians 3:28

Song: “Still Sweeter Every Day”

To Jesus every day I find my heart is closer drawn,

He's fairer than the glory of thegold and purple dawn,

He's all my fancy pictures in its fairestdreams and more,

Each day he grows still sweeterthan he was the day before.

Song: “ Still Sweeter Every Day ”

Refrain:

The half cannot be fancied

This side the golden shore,

Oh, there, he'll be still sweeter

Than he ever was before.

Song: “Still Sweeter Every Day ”

His glory broke upon me when I saw Him from afar;

He's fairer than the lily, brighter than the morning

star;He fills and satisfies my longing spirit

o'er and o'er;Each day he grows still sweeter

than he was the day before.

Song: “ Still Sweeter Every Day ”

Refrain:

The half cannot be fancied

This side the golden shore,

Oh, there, he'll be still sweeter

Than he ever was before.

In today’s lesson….

1. I can find and read words with “ow” and “ou”.

2. I can identify types of sentences.

3. I can describe a root word and an idiom.

4. I can spell and define words correctly.

5. I can understand God's Word.