Lesson 1—Introducing the Bible The primary focus of the first lesson is to acquaint the reader with the Bible, while at the same time establishing it as our highest authority. Topics include the Bible's Divine Authorship, the preservation of the Bible, an introduction to manuscript evidence, and a basic overview of the Old and New Testaments. Another major theme is that the Bible was written to be read by all, that we might come to know its Author. Lesson 2—Who is God? This lesson introduces the reader to God from a Biblical perspective. Topics include the primary attributes of God, such as justice, love, and omnipotence. Also covered is doctrine of the Trinity, including an introduction to Jesus Christ not only as the Son of God, but as God Himself, the Creator of the universe. Lesson 3—God Created the Spirit Beings The third lesson takes readers through a study of spirit beings, which are encountered in the Bible's narrative as early as Genesis 3. Angels, seraphim, and cherubim are all examined in addition to evil spirits such as devils, princes of darkness, and Satan himself. The emphasis of the lesson is on the fact that, although spirit beings possess great power, God remains supreme. He created spirit beings and they answer to Him.

Bible First - Lessons 1-3

Religion & Spirituality

Steele, Joshua

Steele, Kelsie

Beal, Teresa

Christian Books & Bibles

Euro Team Outreach, Inc.

Lesson 4 - Creation, Part 1: This lesson presents the first three days of creation, emphasizing God's glory, and His role as the sole Creator of the universe. Included are such key concepts as the eternal existence of God, and the absolute scientific accuracy of the Bible. Lesson 5 - Creation, Part 2: The Biblical account of creation is continued, presenting the latter four days: light, sea life and fowl, the animals and man, and finally the day of rest. Lesson 6 - Adam and Eve: Lesson 6 details the Genesis 2 account of the creation of man. Topics covered include the creation of Adam after God's image, Adam's initial responsibility as ruler of the physical world, the creation of Eve as Adam's help meet, and the establishment by God of marriage and family.

Bible First - Lessons 4-6: Volume 2

Beal, Treasa

Bible First -Lessons 7-10

Lesson 11 – Abraham, Part 1: Abraham is introduced as the man who believed God. Obedience by faith is a major theme in the lesson, as is God’s covenant with Abraham. Also included are the accounts of Abraham’s journey into Egypt, Lot’s rescue from the five Kings, and Melchizedek’s meeting with Abraham. Lesson 12 – Abraham, Part 2: The story of Abraham is continued, beginning with God’s amazing promise of a son. The doctrine of imputed righteousness is introduced and thoroughly expounded using applicable New Testament passages such as Romans 4 and 2 Cor. 5:21. God’s covenant with Abraham is explored in more depth. Other topics include circumcision, Hagar, and the birth of Ishmael. Lesson 13 – Sodom and Gomorrah: The lesson begins with God’s visit to Abraham, His prediction of a son by Sarah, and the revelation of His plan to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah. Abraham’s intercession for the doomed cities is explored. The Biblical prohibition of homosexuality is thoroughly explained, followed by the story of God’s horrific judgment on Sodom and Gomorrah. Other topics include the mercy of God (with respect to Lot’s deliverance), the incident with Lot’s daughters, and Abraham’s journey to Gerar.

Bible First - Lessons 11-13: Volume 4

Day, Nathan

Bible First - Lessons 14-17: Volume 5

Lesson 1—Introducing the Bible The primary focus of the first lesson is to acquaint the reader with the Bible, while at the same time establishing it as our highest authority. Topics include the Bible's Divine Authorship, the preservation of the Bible, an introduction to manuscript evidence, and a basic overview of the Old and New Testaments. Another major theme is that the Bible was written to be read by all, that we might come to know its Author. Lesson 2—Who is God? This lesson introduces the reader to God from a Biblical perspective. Topics include the primary attributes of God, such as justice, love, and omnipotence. Also covered is doctrine of the Trinity, including an introduction to Jesus Christ not only as the Son of God, but as God Himself, the Creator of the universe. Lesson 3—God Created the Spirit Beings The third lesson takes readers through a study of spirit beings, which are encountered in the Bible's narrative as early as Genesis 3. Angels, seraphim, and cherubim are all examined in addition to evil spirits such as devils, princes of darkness, and Satan himself. The emphasis of the lesson is on the fact that, although spirit beings possess great power, God remains supreme. He created spirit beings and they answer to Him.

Bible First - Lessons 18-20: Volume 6

Steele, Joshua Outreach

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