The first thirty-nine books of the Bible contain history, prophecy, psalms of praise, and much more. They are critical to our understanding of the New Testament. Chances are that your kids may have memorized the names of these important books, but how much do they know about the authors and the books themselves?
This Old Testament Notebooking Research Journal gives them a chance to dig deeper into the first part of the Bible.
From Genesis to Malachi, God called shepherds, prophets, kings, and many other men of God to record His words for the generations to come.
This notebooking research journal provides space for students to record the author and date written of each of the 39 books of the Old Testament as well as record a key verse and the main themes of each book. By taking a closer look at the men who recorded God’s words and the historical context they lived in, students can begin to understand the significance of each book at a deeper level.
If you enjoy learning about the Feasts of the Bible, you might like to take a look at Learning About Biblical Feasts – A Study Guide to the Feasts of the Bible for Children & Families
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