Sunday School Blog :: Sep 05 2006

For the 9:45 Fourth Grade Sunday School Class of Jersey Baptist Church

Welcome, Fourth Graders, to your very own blog (blog = web log), where we can talk about what's happening in Fourth Grade Sunday School. I will try to add several posts each week about what's coming up, and you can ask questions or comment on any post you would like. Just put your name and comment in the form after the posting you want, and click on "Post." That's it!

If you have questions or problems, please send me email at tjcook@earthlink.net. If you have a comment you would like to add to the blog and have problems using this page, just email it to me and I will add it for you. Please use and enjoy this page...it's just for you!

Tue, 05 Sep 2006

Sep 05, 2006, 18:42 [home/SS2006]
Off to a Great Start!

Thank you, boys and girls, for being in our class this past Sunday. It was great to meet each of you. We’re looking forward to a terrific year as we learn about the Bible together.

We hope you had fun with our “treasure hunt” and as we learned about how the Bible is a “treasure,” the “Word of God,” and will last “forever.” We heard how King Josiah respected the Bible and promised to follow God’s rules, just as we can today.

We expect more kids will be there next week, now that Labor Day is over. Our subject will be “Read the Bible,” and we will learn how the Priest Ezra did just that—and how the people responded. We will put on a drama to help us learn what happened…I just hope you don’t get too dizzy!

Hope to see you there Sunday—and please remember to bring your Bibles (almost everyone brought their own Bible last week—you did a great job!).

Tom and Sydney Cook

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Brian Hasson wrote at 2006-09-06 07:40:

This site looks great. Thanks for your dedication. My sons are in 3rd and K, well be looking forward to your class next year for Nate.

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Sep 05, 2006, 09:15 [home/SS2006]
How We Got the Bible

Here are some interesting internet links to good information about how we got the Bible. These are some of the sites I have used to prepare this lesson.

Note: these links are not necessarily aimed at children, but you might like to visit them.

The Pre-Reformation History of the Bible From 1,400 BC to 1,400 AD — Discusses the time from Moses to John Wycliffe.

English Bible History — picks up at 1400 A.D. and tells about the Bible in English.

Manuscript Support for the Bible’s Reliability — list of some of the reasons we are sure we have the original content of the Bible.

The Basics — Basic information about the Bible, including a section titled “You Can Trust the Bible’s Accuracy”.

The Virtual Bible Musem — many pages and pictures about the Bible and its history.

Quills — Instructions on how to prepare parchment, cut a quill pen, and make ink, Medieval style.

Tom Cook

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