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Week 36 Lessons & Handouts

Sunday School Curriculum — Week 36

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Wisdom Lesson 2
The Knowledge of God and Obedience

Wisdom Lessons

In a world abundant in academic learning, true wisdom is often scarce. True biblical wisdom is knowing God personally and living in willing obedience to His Word[cite: 39]. God invites all who lack wisdom to ask of Him in faith (James 1:5)[cite: 39].

Prayer for Divine Guidance:
Heavenly Father, thank You for Your Holy Spirit who comforts, guides, and teaches us wisdom and obedience[cite: 39]. Help us place You first in every priority, trusting that You always lead us in what is good and right[cite: 39].

GOD Bless You All. : )[cite: 39]

Grades 3–6 — Week 36

Moses: Egypt…Meet Almighty God! (Part 3)
Plagues of Hail, Locusts, and Darkness (by Lisa DeVinney)

Plagues on Egypt

Teacher’s Notes: As Pharaoh continued to harden his heart, God revealed His mighty power over the false gods of Egypt through destructive hail, swarms of locusts, and thick darkness over the land[cite: 39]. God kept the children of Israel safe in Goshen, demonstrating His loving protection[cite: 39].

Class Review:[cite: 39]
  1. The devastating hail destroyed crops and trees throughout Egypt[cite: 39].
  2. The locusts consumed everything green that had survived the hail storm[cite: 39].
  3. The Israelites were completely spared from the plague of darkness[cite: 39].
  4. Pharaoh’s own servants urged him to let the Israelites go, warning that Egypt was ruined[cite: 39].
Primary Level — Week 36

Lord Teach Us to Pray
By Julie Pisacane

Teach Us to Pray

Opening Prayer: We ask God to teach us the blessings of daily prayer and show us how to lift up the needs of others[cite: 39].

Luke 11:1–2: “Lord, teach us to pray... When ye pray, say, Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name[cite: 39]...”
Lesson Highlights:

Jesus taught His disciples to address God as “Our Father,” reminding us that through faith in Jesus Christ, we are adopted into God's loving family[cite: 39].

Close in Prayer.[cite: 39]

Julie Pisacane ©[cite: 39]