Profetas – (Spanish)
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They will take you back in history to a time 3,000 years ago, to a time of conflict within the nation of the people of God, and then you will be brought back to modern times to apply these principles in the lives of the young people of today. You will find complete lesson plans including icebreakers, lesson development pointers, handouts that can be photocopied for the little ones, stories, life applications, challenges, and a deep and serious study of the Word of God. The message of God through the prophets continues to be relevant to us in our modern reality. The Bible describes itself as a book inspired by God and as enormously useful for transforming the lives of its readers and doers. The Bible also says that the Word in its entirety is valuable even if, however, the prophets of the Bible are less studied than other Bible books. Regardless of their historical setting or their complexity, this also is the Word of God with the potential to change the lives of the young people with whom you work. Each prophetic book holds many important messages. We have decided to focus on only one prophet in each lesson. In the largest books we will give you a general timeframe of the historical events involved, but we will also focus on one event in particular in each lesson from which we will extract the principle and its application. Use this material as a tool and contextualize whatever you need to achieve the best impact on your listeners.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829759853
ISBN10: 0829759859
Language: Spanish
Esteban Obando | Rafa Zelaya
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2011
Creative Bible Lessons
Publisher: Editorial Vida
Print On Demand Product
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