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Sunday School Curriculum Grade 10 Applications: Examine yourself to discover your weaknesses and talents. Offer true repentance before your confessor and be sure of forgiveness and Divine acceptance after confessing and receiving the Holy Communion. Practice the works of sacrifice, giving and service with the spirit of meekness and lowliness as an echo of God‘s love for us, so that God‘s purpose is achieved in our life. 56 NOVEMBER
Sunday School Curriculum Grade 10 Week 3 - A Study of the Acts of the Apostles (I) Objective: To learn from the strength of the early church. Memory Verse: ―You shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you‖ (Acts 1:8) References: The Acts of the Apostles. ―The Acts of the Apostles‖ - Fr. Anstassi Safeek. ―The church in the age of the Apostles‖ - Anba Youannis. ―Studies in the Acts of the Apostles‖ - Anba Athanasius. Introduction: The New Testament includes the four Gospels, the Acts of the Apostles and the epistles. The Gospels give the events of the Lord‘s life in the flesh till He ascended to Heaven. The Acts of the Apostles give the events of the early church after the Lord‘s ascension and the pouring of the Holy Spirit on the believers. In the Gospels, the Lord is in the flesh and in the Book of Acts the Lord is in the people. In the Gospels, we see Christ and in the Book of Acts we see Christianity. That is why it is called the Acts of the Holy Spirit or the Gospel of the Holy Spirit. Lesson Outline: I. The Book and the Writer This book gives us the image of the early church from all its different aspects. We see how Jerusalem was, the circumstances it faced and the spread of the church in different countries as well as the types of success and obstacles she faced. We also see the life of the fathers the Apostles and how they behaved, served and bore witness. It is the model and the history, the measure and the image of the life flowing from the spring of the Holy Spirit, who poured on the apostles on the day of Pentecost. By His power they traveled around the world preaching the Gospel, and although the world severely resisted them, they won victory over the world with the help of the Spirit that abode in them. The writer of the book is St. Luke who wrote it after writing his Gospel. His purpose is to complete the story he started in his gospel as he said when he began his gospel: ―In as much as many have taken in hand to set in order a narrative of those things which are most surely believed among us‖ (Luke 1:1-4). Similarly, he began the Acts of the Apostles by saying, ―The former account I made, O Theophilus, of all that Jesus began both to do and teach until the day in which He was taken up, after He through the Holy Spirit had given commandments to the apostles whom He had chosen (Acts 1:1-2) by former he refers to his gospel. One person then wrote the two books, St. Luke, to a man named Theophilus and the second book complete the story that began in the first book. The early church confirmed this. NOVEMBER 57
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