In studying the Biblical account of Creation, and knowing that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, the students will recognize that this account is true. They will know the sequence of the Creation, noting that each event followed in a logical order.

The students will realize that man is unique, differing from all God’s other creations in that he alone was created in the image of God and has a living soul.

The students will understand that temptation comes to all, but that it is yielding to temptation that results in sin. They will further realize that if we ask for it, God does give strength to overcome temptation.

The students will realize that wickedness, unless repented of, will bring judgment. They will further see, through the example of Noah and his family, that God provides a way of escape from judgment for those who turn to Him.

The students will be able to enumerate the mistakes of the people of Babel which led to their failure: that these descendants of Noah, in building a city and tower, attempted to find their own security and exalt themselves, ignoring God’s command to replenish the earth. They will be able to cite the blessings that come by building their spiritual structure according to God’s Word.‍

The students will be able to list the benefits that came to Abraham through believing and following God. They will further be able to cite the benefits that come to Christians today when they follow the same course of action.‍

The students will be able to compare Moses’ call from God with God’s call in their own life, and understand that when God asks anyone to do something, He will be with that one.

The students will learn that God’s first written Law was given to Moses for the Children of Israel. This directed God’s chosen people how to live in harmony with Him and with one another. They will further understand that people today must still follow God’s instructions if they desire peace with God and their fellow man.

The students will understand that God appointed Aaron as the first high priest to offer sacrifices in atonement for sins. They will further be able to parallel Aaron’s office to that of our High Priest, whose offering for the sins of the whole world was Himself.

The students will be able to describe the attitudes of humility and obedience toward God which are two of the prerequisites for spiritual success, and also should realize that promotion comes from the Lord.

The students will ascertain that when one fulfills his obligations to God he will reap the benefits of divine favor. They will be able to relate several ways they can give of their money, self, and time.

The students will be able to give several reasons why it is vital to give thanks to God. They will further be able to tell various ways in which this can be accomplished.

The students, in reviewing, will be able to relate the key point of each lesson of this quarter.