The students will be able to relate that mercy implies compassion which forbears punishment even when justice demands it. Mercy is extended by God to those who seek it.

The students will be capable of telling that the Lord has power over the universe as well as over men. He can bring peace to elements as well as to the hearts of individuals.

The students will be able to explain that God has different ways of communicating with us so that we might know His will. Our responsibility is to be attentive to His Spirit for direction—no matter what way He might choose to reveal His plan for us.

The students will be able to relate that, as believers, they have the promise of divine protection at all times. What God allows for the believer is always for his good.

The students will be able to explain that God in His love offers comfort during trying times to those who desire to please Him.

The students will understand and be able to relate that divine healing is a miraculous restoration of our physical bodies, inexplainable in terms of ordinary natural forces. It was provided for mankind in the Atonement.

The students will be able to explain that there is a difference between the wisdom of this world and the wisdom that comes from God. Godly wisdom is pure, peaceable, gentle, easy to be entreated, and is available to those who ask for it.

The students will be able to explain that God has promised to instruct those who look to Him for guidance. Sometimes this guidance may come as a specific directive, while at other times it may be a step-by-step experience.

The students will be able to tell of ways in which God wants His people to be courageous, and that He offers them the strength necessary to face difficult situations by the overcoming of fear.

In facing those who oppose us in the faith, the students will be able to explain that the battle is not ours but the Lord’s, and He will give us the victory if our trust is in Him.

The students will be able to explain that God offers deliverance from the snares of the enemy of our soul.

The students will be able to relate that God has promised to provide in time of need, both physically and spiritually. For this the Christian should always give thanks.

The students will be able to explain that God not only has provided for our temporal and physical needs, but He offers eternal life with Him in Heaven to those who put their trust in Him.