Fifth Grade Bible

Bible 500 provides a developmental and in-depth academic study of the teachings of the Old and New Testaments. It focuses on biographies of faithful people, angels, the presence of God, Bible study methods, the Christian’s relationships, and Paul’s missionary journeys. These areas target five content strands: theology, the attributes of God, biblical literature, biblical background, and Christian evidences.

Students learn about Abraham, the apostle Paul, and other servants of God, in addition to the importance of service to God in their daily lives. They will explore biblical principles of the law, fundamental biblical truths, biblical structure, and applying God’s Word practically as they learn and grow. Interactive, media-infused lessons present the concepts of God’s presence in our lives, the existence of angels, the Bible as a book of prophecy and poetry, and God’s work shown through service to others.

Curriculum Focus

• How Others Lived for God
• Angels
• The Presence of God
• Bible Methods and Structure
• The Christian in the World
• Proving What We Believe
• God Created Man for Eternity.
• Angels, the Bible, and the Living God
• Follow the Examples of Godly Christians.
• Understand The Nature and Ministry of Angels.
• Appreciate the Presence of God Everywhere and In Their Lives.
• Distinguish Between the Different Types of Literature in The Bible.
• Discuss Biblical Proofs for What Christians Believe.
• Identify Key People, Places, and Events in Paul’s Missionary Journeys.
• Understand the Different Ways that God Is a Judge.
• Explain the Role of Law and Authority in God’s World.