Considerations of teaching Genesis 1-11 in Church Bible schools with a suggested curriculum /by Ernst Hunziker.
Hunziker, Ernst, 1949-,
Considerations of teaching Genesis 1-11 in Church Bible schools with a suggested curriculum /by Ernst Hunziker. - 1989. - vii, 90 leaves ; 29 cm.
Typescript. Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1989. Bibliography: leaves 86-89. 1. The Target Group 2. Basic Subjects in Genesis 1 to 11 3. The Curriculum List of Illustrations
The Vast Range of Background -- Home Background -- Instruction at School -- Religious Instruction -- Instruction in Science Classes -- Religious Instruction in the Church -- The Result -- The Need to Teach the Matters of the Beginnings. Creation -- Creation Answers the Question of Origin -- Creation Answers the Question of Purpose -- Understanding God the Father and Christ -- The Respect for Nature -- Worship is Based on the Creator God -- The Marriage Principle -- God's Provisioin for a Partner -- Commitment in Marriage -- Sin -- The Blame for Sin is on Man -- The World is not on an Upward Trend -- Sin has consequences -- The Curse -- Work -- The Estrangement Between Man and Good -- The Protevangel -- Evil is not Permanent -- The Beginning of Salvation -- The Godly and the Ungodly Way of Life -- Man's Early History: Moral Decline and Result. Introduction -- The Church for which it is Written -- The Time Given in the Curriculum -- Limitations of the Curriculum -- Availability of the Material in German -- The Structure -- Lesson Plan #1: Genesis: History or Fiction? -- Lesson Plan #2: What We Know About Creation -- Lesson Plan #3: Possible Creation Models -- Lesson Plan #4: Design and Purpose -- Lesson Plan #5: Fall, Sin and Consequences -- Lesson Plan #6: Fellowship with God After the Fall -- Lesson Plan #7: The Protevangel and the History of Salvation -- Lesson Plan #8: The Institution of the Family -- Lesson Plan #9: The Fall of Civilisation -- Lesson Plan #10: New Start with Human History. Orderly way to arrange a document -- Unorderly arrangement of a document -- The three spheres in creation -- The different creation models compared in a time setting -- The lifeline of an astronaut -- The domains of Christ and Satan -- The rule of the world -- The work of the Holy Spirit -- Monotheism as the source of religions -- Gen 3:16b and 4:7b in comparison -- The decline of creation together with the decline of man -- The different world realities in comparison.
Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions.--Ministry Perspective Project.
Bible.--Genesis, I-XI--Study and teaching.
BV4070 / .C667 1989
Considerations of teaching Genesis 1-11 in Church Bible schools with a suggested curriculum /by Ernst Hunziker. - 1989. - vii, 90 leaves ; 29 cm.
Typescript. Ministry Perspective Project submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts, Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions, Columbia, South Carolina, 1989. Bibliography: leaves 86-89. 1. The Target Group 2. Basic Subjects in Genesis 1 to 11 3. The Curriculum List of Illustrations
The Vast Range of Background -- Home Background -- Instruction at School -- Religious Instruction -- Instruction in Science Classes -- Religious Instruction in the Church -- The Result -- The Need to Teach the Matters of the Beginnings. Creation -- Creation Answers the Question of Origin -- Creation Answers the Question of Purpose -- Understanding God the Father and Christ -- The Respect for Nature -- Worship is Based on the Creator God -- The Marriage Principle -- God's Provisioin for a Partner -- Commitment in Marriage -- Sin -- The Blame for Sin is on Man -- The World is not on an Upward Trend -- Sin has consequences -- The Curse -- Work -- The Estrangement Between Man and Good -- The Protevangel -- Evil is not Permanent -- The Beginning of Salvation -- The Godly and the Ungodly Way of Life -- Man's Early History: Moral Decline and Result. Introduction -- The Church for which it is Written -- The Time Given in the Curriculum -- Limitations of the Curriculum -- Availability of the Material in German -- The Structure -- Lesson Plan #1: Genesis: History or Fiction? -- Lesson Plan #2: What We Know About Creation -- Lesson Plan #3: Possible Creation Models -- Lesson Plan #4: Design and Purpose -- Lesson Plan #5: Fall, Sin and Consequences -- Lesson Plan #6: Fellowship with God After the Fall -- Lesson Plan #7: The Protevangel and the History of Salvation -- Lesson Plan #8: The Institution of the Family -- Lesson Plan #9: The Fall of Civilisation -- Lesson Plan #10: New Start with Human History. Orderly way to arrange a document -- Unorderly arrangement of a document -- The three spheres in creation -- The different creation models compared in a time setting -- The lifeline of an astronaut -- The domains of Christ and Satan -- The rule of the world -- The work of the Holy Spirit -- Monotheism as the source of religions -- Gen 3:16b and 4:7b in comparison -- The decline of creation together with the decline of man -- The different world realities in comparison.
Columbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions.--Ministry Perspective Project.
Bible.--Genesis, I-XI--Study and teaching.
BV4070 / .C667 1989