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Level E: Directions for Early Christians (11)Updated in 2010, this course studies the latePauline Epistles, the general Epistles, and theBook of Revelation, using verse-by-verse andthematic discussion. 3rd Ed.262857 Teacher & CD . . . . . . .71.39503607 Worktext . . . . . . . . .26.94262873 Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16.63262881 Test Key . . . . . . . . . . .11.94Level F: Patterns for Christian Living (12)This text opens with an extensive worldviewsection, focusing on the Trinity and God’s planof Salvation. Other chapters cover topics suchas: prayer, Bible study, and worship; discerningGod’s will; fighting temptation; becoming a leader; attending a Christian college; love, marriage,and gender roles, and more. 3rd Ed.265363 Teacher & CD . . . . . . .71.39265421 Student Worktext . . . . .26.94265397 Tests . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16.63265389 Tests Answer Key . . . . .11.94Individual Studies by Bob JonesBiblical Worldview (ESV and KJV) (11-12)A worldview is the lens through which oneviews life. That lens can be naturalism, secularism, postmodernism, or many others. Thisstudy presents life through the lens of the Bible.Students will learn to apply Creation, Fall andRedemption to real-life issues that they may befacing in high school, and will definitely encounter beyond. This is a Bible-first approach andshows the role of faith in all situations.The softcover Student Textbook is 471 pages,divided into chapters on worldview, creation,fall, redemption, marriage/gender roles & family, government & politics, science, history, andarts & culture. A memory verse is listed at thebeginning of each chapter and vocabulary wordswith definitions are in the margins. Chapters aredivided into numbered sections and each sectionis rounded out with ‘Think it Through’ questions.A chapter review sums up the contents, askingstudents to really think about and apply whatthey have just learned.The Student Activity Manual offers written activities that correspond with the content of the text.The Teacher Edition includes prompts for discussion and objectives that help identify mainpoints for sections and chapters. The LessonPlan Overview Chart helps plan ahead and howto organize the material. Instructions for guideddebates, group activities, writing assignments,and current events research are also included.This curriculum is available in either the ESV orthe KJV Bible editions. The content remains thesame between the two. Biblical Worldview willguide students to apply Scripture to life issuesand grow spiritually. Donna295782 Student Textbook (ESV) .25.56503813 Student Activity Manual (ESV) 21.11503821 Student Acty ManualAnsKey (ESV) . . . . . . . .17.50506196 Home Schl Kit (ESV) 133.57 100.15298745 Tests (ESV) . . . . . . . . . .16.63298760 Tests Answer Key (ESV)11.94296822 Teacher’s Edition (ESV)40.83297572 Student Textbook (KJV) .25.56506808 Student Activity Manual (KJV) 21.11506816 Student Acty ManualAnsKey (KJV) . . . . . . . .17.50766Bible512145298752298778297580Home Schl Kit (KJV) 133.57 100.15Tests (KJV) . . . . . . . . . .16.63Tests Answer Key (KJV) .11.94Teacher’s Edition (KJV) .40.83 ALPHA OMEGA BIBLE (1-12)Alpha Omega LIFEPAC BibleEach set of ten LIFEPAC worktexts provides acomplete, year-long Bible curriculum. From aChristian publisher, this Bible course is a non-denominational doctrinal approach to Scripturemastery. Both Scripture reading and memorization is included in each LIFEPAC and both Oldand New Testaments are studied at each gradelevel. This program is very easy to use, withminimum preparation time, colorful worktexts,and self-paced instruction. Complete Boxed Setsinclude all teacher and student materials; setsof LIFEPACS only (no teacher materials) are alsoavailable for additional students.004812 Complete Boxed Set . 79.95004775 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9571.9662.96Grade 7 - Worship; Mankind; The Attributesof God; Fulfilled Prophecies of Christ; NewLife in Christ; The Psalms; The Life of Christ (3LIFEPACs); In Summary004813 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96004776 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Grade 8: Practical Christianity & Church History- Prayer; Sin and Salvation; Attributes of God;Early Church Leaders; Early Church History; TheEarly Churches; The Book of Proverbs; Today’sProblems; Understanding Parents; Walking WithGod004814 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96004777 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Grade 9: New Testament Survey - The NewTestament; The Gospels; The Acts of theApostles; The Pauline Epistles; General Epistles;The Revelation of Jesus Christ; Job & Suffering;How to Share Christ; God’s Will for My Life; TheGrade 1 - God Created All Things; God Loves Walk with ChristHis Children; We Can Pray; God Wants You to 004815 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96Be Good; Old Testament Stories; God’s Promise; 004778 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Jesus, Our Savior; God Calls Missionaries; NewTestament Stories; God Gave You Many GiftsGrade 10: Old Testament Survey - Creation004804 Complete Boxed Set . 99.9589.96 to Abraham; Abraham to Moses; Exodus &004770 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96 Wanderings; Israel in Canaan; The Judges &Spiritual Decline; The Kingdom; The DividedGrade 2 - Who Am I?; The Story of Moses; God Kingdom; The Remaining Kingdom; Theand You; How the Bible Came to You; David’s Captivity; The RestorationSling; God is Everywhere; The Story of Joseph; 004805 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96God & the Family; God Made the Nations; God, 004779 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96His Word, & You004808 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96 Grade 11: Bible Doctrine - The Faithfulness of004771 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96 God; Romans (Part I and Part II); The Doctrineof Jesus Christ; The Nation of Israel; The HistoryGrade 3 - Living for God; The Life of Jesus of the Canon; Friendship, Dating and Marriage;Christ; God’s Plan for Joseph; You Can Use the The Pursuit of Happiness; Apologetics; God, HisBible; God Takes Care of His People; The Bible Word and the Christianis God’s Word, Archaeology & the Bible; God 004806 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96Gave Us the Need for Friends; God’s People 004780 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Help Others; God’s Word, Jesus & You004809 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96 Grade 12: Christian Faith & Living - Knowing004772 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96 Yourself; Christian Ministries; Choosing aMinistry; The Trinity; Attributes of God; TheGrade 4 - How Can I Live for God?; God’s Epistles of James and John; Daniel; ComparativeKnowledge; Saul Begins to Live for God; The Religions; Wisdom; The ChristianBible & Me; God Cares for Us; How Can I Know 004807 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96God Exists?; Old Testament Geography; God- 004781 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Given Worth; Witnessing for Jesus; God’s Wayis PerfectLife of Christ LIFEPAC Select Set (7-12)004810 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96This set from Alpha Omega includes individual004773 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96 LIFEPAC workbooks from the Bible series, whichwhen compiled together create a complete studyGrade 5 - How Others Lived for God; Angels; of the life of Christ. The LIFEPACs are the sameThe Presence of God; Bible Methods and ones included in the Bible LIFEPAC sets for variStructure; The Christian in the World; Proving ous grade levels, but grouped thematically here.What We Believe; Missionary Journeys of Paul; A teacher’s guide is included with the five books,God Created Man for Eternity; Authority & Law; which includes an answer key for each LIFEPACAngels, the Bible & Living for Godas well as an alternative test.004811 Complete Boxed Set . 79.9571.96 012582 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39.95 35.96004774 10 LIFEPACs Only . . 69.9562.96Switched-On Schoolhouse Bible (3-12)Grade 6 - From Creation to Moses; From JoshuaAlpha Omega offers their courses in interactiveto Samuel; The Kingdom of Israel; The Divided curriculum software. Features include automaticKingdom; Captivity and Restoration; The Life grading and record keeping, videos, animations,of Jesus; The Followers of Jesus; The Apostle and sound files, custom curriculum options,Paul; Hebrews & General Epistles; Revelation advanced lesson planning, a variety of desktop& Reviewthemes, printing options, and more. Please referSee page vi for key to Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act warning labels.

to the Curriculum/Unit Studies section of thiscatalog for more in depth information on thisproduct. New for 2018 the software comes inUSB flash drive format. Minimum system requirements: Windows 7/ Windows 8 & 8.1/ Windows10 (not Mac-compatible); printer recommended.EACH GRADE . . . . . . . . . . . . 99.9589.96011517 Grade 3011522 Grade 8011518 Grade 4011523 Grade 9011519 Grade 5011514 Grade 10011520 Grade 6011515 Grade 11011521 Grade 7011516 Grade 12 Monarch Bible (18 mo. subscription) (3-12)These courses cover both the Old and NewTestaments and make applications to all academic areas and Christian living. Major themesin the series include theology, attributes of God,Biblical literature, Biblical background, Christiangrown, and Christian evidences.EACH COURSE . . . . . . . . . . . 99.9589.96038851 3rd Grade038923 4th Grade039045 5th Grade039234 6th Grade039326 7th Grade039363 8th Grade040457 NT Survey - 9th Grade040560 OT Survey - 10th Grade039559 Bible Doctrine - 11th Grade039712 Christian Faith & Living - 12th Grade MEMORIA PRESS CHRISTIAN STUDIES (K-12) Christian Studies Enrichment (K-2)Weekly studies in the Christian StudiesEnrichment Guide are based on The Story Bibleand provide a way to go systematically throughthe Bible at a young age. Kindergarten study isCreation to the death of Moses (with a break toobserve the birth of Christ at Christmas and theResurrection during Easter.) First Grade continuesthe study with Joshua through the end of theOld Testament. Second grade covers the NewTestament. The Enrichment Guide provides ashort list of vocabulary words (with definitions)plus discussion questions (with answers) for eachstory. Go over the vocabulary words before reading each story and follow up with talking throughthe questions. There is one study per week forgrades K-2 in this guide. 127 pgs, pb. Janice027028 Guide . . . . . . . . . . . 12.9511.50053115 Story Bible (hb) . . . . 29.9921.50Christian Studies (3-6)This three-year journey through the Bible isdesigned to provide students with a solid foundation in Salvation History. Memoria Press cites theGolden Children’s Bible as its preferred Bible forthe course, crediting its readability, accurateness,and the fantastic illustrations, which serve as avaluable teaching tool in these guides. Althoughyou may certainly use other versions and adaptthe program to fit, the lessons were designed tocorrelate with the version noted; thus vocabularywords, the phrasing of discussion questions,and memorization passages are all based on theabove-mentioned Bible.Each grade level is intended to take oneyear and cover roughly a third of the GoldenChildren’s Bible. This program does not tryto cover every chapter of the Bible; rather, itfocuses students on the fundamental stories andpeople that truly reveal God’s story and plan formankind. This approach enables students (andtheir teachers!) to really dig in to each lesson andgain valuable insights which will strengthen theirfaith in addition to their understanding of theBible. Each book holds 30 lessons, each of whichis spread out over a week to offer a certain levelof detail, yet also ensure that students fully digestthe biblical lessons and retain the knowledge andScripture.On the first day students read the selectedchapters from the Bible. Generally, this includes2-6 chapters which may be consecutive or drawnfrom different books to complete the topic. Thesecond day students learn important terms fromthe reading such as people, places, phrases orthings. Teachers are encouraged to discuss eachof these terms in depth with students, listingfacts known about the character or finding theplaces on an ancient or modern map, in orderto help students remember each article. Studentsconcentrate on committing the memory verse tomemory on the third day, as well as reviewing theverses they have learned previously, storing themin their brain for life. Comprehension questionsfrom the passage are given on the fourth day,prompting the student to dwell on the passageand discover the significance of each story. Afterevery five lessons, a review lesson offers studentsa chance to show what they have learned in thepreceding weeks. Review activities reinforce theterms and people, memory verses, geography,and biblical events studied previously and helpprepare students for the unit tests available inthe teacher book (additional review activities arelocated in the teacher’s manual). Appendices atthe end of the student books include drills, mapping, and timeline activities from each individualreview lesson into one all-inclusive review.The teacher’s manuals are considered necessaryin using the program, as they contain valuablefeatures (including many of the activities) beyondthe answers to student exercises. The front givesan overview of the lesson components as well asan outline for teaching each part. For each lesson, the corresponding teacher pages hold copiesof the student pages, minimized to fit on part ofthe page and with the answers written in. In thelarge margins surrounding these copies, teachingtips provide a background and summary of thepassage read, definitions for important vocabulary or expressions from the Scripture, pertinentgeographical assignments, and references forother Scripture on the same topic or teachingnotes to reinforce the lessons learned. The endof-the-week activities, which were previouslylocated in the student books have been movedto the teacher’s manuals. These include geography and mapping, timeline exercises, discussionquestions based on the illustrations, drawingSee page vi for key to Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act warning labels.suggestions, and memory verse review. The backof the teacher’s manual contains answers to theappendices of the student books as well as unittests for each group of five lessons.Grade 3 focuses on the creation, the patriarchs and the exodus; students read Genesis,most of Exodus, and parts of Numbers andDeuteronomy. Grade 4 is also concentratedin the Old Testament, mainly in the books ofJoshua, Judges, Ruth, I & II Samuel, and I &II Kings, while students learn about the rise ofIsrael and the prophets. Grade 5, covers muchof the New Testament as students study the maintopics of Jesus’ early years, the crucifixion, andthe early church. Grade 6 offers students achronological survey of the Bible. This book canbe used as a review after Book III, or can be usedas a stand-alone survey study. Either way, it willprepare your student for studying early churchhistory in junior high or high school.EACH STUDENT . . . . . . . . . . 17.9515.45EACH TEACHER . . . . . . . . . . . 20.9517.95StudentTeacher032719Book I (3)032720032721Book II (4)032723032724Book III (5)032725049170Book IV (6)049171Christian Studies IV Reader (6)Whether used as a stand-alone resource or asa companion book to the Christian Studies IVcourse, this is a useful book. The Reader provideshistorical background information for each bookof the Old and New Testaments as well as anoutline of each book.044879 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11.9510.25Memoria Press Bible Flashcards (3-8)Think of these as a collection of Bible facts, Oldand New Testament) that are good to know. Thewhite cards (3.5” x 2.5”) are landscape orientedand have a rounded upper left corner. Factsinclude people (He fulfilled the sign of Jonah),things (Jesus fed the five thousand with this), orcompleted quotes (“This people honors me withtheir lips, but their hearts . . . .”). The front sideof the card has the cue while the back side hasthe answer plus the pertinent Scripture reference.Learn all of these Bible facts and you’ll be readyfor the next Bible trivia night – not to mentiongeneral life prep. Janice065881 OT (Set of 213) . . . . 12.9511.50065880 NT (Set of 113) . . . . 12.9511.50Christian Studies Lesson Plans (3-6)Depending on your definition of “lesson plans,”these may seem more like a checklist to you,but they do provide just that little bit of structure that can assure you that you’re doing whatyou’re supposed to be doing. A brief half-pageof teacher’s notes precede the weekly checklists.These indicate how/when the teacher shouldinterject into the reading, how to handle thecomprehension questions, and the basics of themap activities. Then for each week, there’s achecklist for indicating completion of reading thestory, the workbook and memory verse, and thequizzes, reviews, and tests. In typical MemoriaPress fashion, these are straight to the point yethelpful. 7 pgs, comb-binding. JaniceEACH BOOK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.005.50056776 Book I056778 Book III056777 Book II056779 Book IVBible767

Christian Studies Wall Maps (3-6)Five attractive maps identify important locationsfrom the Christian Studies courses. These mapsprovide a visual representation (cream color landforms, blue water, and brick red labeling) withclear labeling of the various locations. Mapsinclude: Ancient Near East (Old Testament),Egypt & Palestine (Old Testament), Palestine(Old Testament), Palestine (New Testament),and Western Mediterranean (New Testament).Available in two sizes, small measures 11”x 17”, Story of Christianity (8-12)large measures 22”x 34”. Janice.A sweeping history of the Christian faith from its056781 Small Wall Maps . . . 19.9517.45056780 Large Wall Maps . . . 35.0029.95 foundational roots in Judaism in the first centuryto its current characteristics in the twenty-firstChristian Studies Memory Verse Flashcards (3-AD) century. With a stated goal of providing “a broadCards provide a Scripture reference (single vers- picture of Christian history . . . without allowinges as well as short passages) on one side and the any single aspect to overwhelm the narrative asKJV text on the reverse side (landscape oriented). a whole,” the thread is traced through religiousThe set of 130 (5.5” x 4.25”) white cards have and political rulers; through diverse cultures;one rounded corner – (upper left-hand as you are and with a recognition that the true story ofChristianity is “the beliefs, ideas and values thatlooking at the Scripture reference). Janice065875 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15.9513.95 Christian faith instills in individual men andwomen.” Fifty chapters (just over two per century) track the major traditions (Eastern Orthodox,Acts of the Apostles (8-12)When covering the history of Christian church, Roman Catholic, Protestant) through their risingone should start at the beginning. This course and waning as well as show Christianity’s shiftprovides a chapter-by-chapter study of the Bible from being the core of western civilization tobook that provides us with that history – its very being “the most widespread and diverse of allbeginning with a resurrected Christ shortly to religions, taking root in cultures very differentbe “taken up.” The text is a convenient-sized from those in which it was born and in which itprinting of the King James version of the book once flourished.” Text - 356 pgs, pb.The Student and Teacher Guides are companof Acts; one with wide spacing that allows notesand markings. The Student Book provides infor- ions to the Text and are divided into 50 lessons.mation on the key people and places for each Each lesson helps the student better understandchapter, followed by comprehension questions the information presented in the text. Lessons(students provide answer plus scripture verse include “Things to Know,” “Questions from Yourwhere answer is given), and discussion ques- Reading,” and “Ideas for Further Thought.” Thetions (includes some personal applications and Teacher Guide includes the same pages as thoseopinions). The Teacher Guide is a replica of the in the Student Guide, with the answers filledStudent Book with answers filled in. Without a in, and reproducible quizzes (9) and tests (3)lot of frills, this is a solid study of a key book of and answer keys. Expand your understanding ofthe Bible. Teacher and Student Books 65 pgs, church history with this comprehensive study. Janicepb Janice12.25063846 KJV Text . . . . . . . . . . 9.958.69 061391 Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16.9912.95063844 Student Book . . . . . . 11.9510.25 065888 Student Guide . . . . . 14.9514.95063845 Teacher Guide . . . . . 12.9511.50 065889 Teacher Guide . . . . . 16.95STCHRP Set of all three . . . . . 48.8937.95 City of God (10-12)Augustine possessed one of the most brilliantminds in the history of Western civilization. The EXPLORER’S BIBLE STUDY (PK-12)I don’t know if this series was designed withCity of God is a monumental work in which theauthor represents his view of two cities: the spir- the homeschool in mind, but it is well suiteditual City of God and the Earthly City. Augustine for homeschool use. The program currently isresponds to the accusation that Christianity was available in four levels. Beginnings I is writtenfor 2 - 5 year olds. Beginnings II is used for twoto blame for the fall of the Roman Empire.Memoria Press breaks down this complicated years in grades 1 to 3 - Old Testament and Newwork of literature for parents and their students. Testament. Discovery is used in grades 3 to 7,Characters are laid out. Scenes are set. Questions and Quest is used in grades 7 - 12. The programare answered. Quizzes are written. Chapters are takes a spiral approach, meaning that the studentsummarized. This is one of those books that a will cover some of the same sections of the Bibleparent may avoid teaching because it is just too multiple times during the program, studying thedaunting of a task to take on. Let this study guide material in greater depth at the higher levels. Thehelp make the job e

ALPHA OMEGA BIBLE (1-12) Alpha Omega LIFEPAC Bible Each set of ten LIFEPAC worktexts provides a complete, year-long Bible curriculum. From a Christian publisher, this Bible course is a non-de - nominational doctrinal approach to Scripture mastery. Both Scripture reading and memoriza-tion is included in each LIFEPAC and both Old