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What are some ways you can apply the concepts learned in this lesson in your classroom?
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We can expose students to Scripture more often in our classrooms (read it aloud, memorize it, study it, etc.). We can make arguments based primarily on Scripture. We can help the students to wrestle with issues where Scripture may not be very clear by starting with the Biblical principles we do know.
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This lesson discussed how learning scripture is important. Jesus knew scripture and used his knowledge to correct people. Teaching children to have a understanding of scripture through memorization and integration into daily learning is essential.
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Some of the ways that I apply these concepts in my course are: by reading scriptures from the Bible, then have students write their own interpretation. At the end I share with students my own interpretation.
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The concepts addressed in this lesson can serve as examples of ideas/beliefs to break down in a Christian community. We can teach from the bible.
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There is an application of scripture for everything and since Solomon pointed out that there is nothing new under the sun, precepts taught in scripture are the same yesterday as today. Making those precepts relevant is both fun and frequently revelatory. There are linguistics, history, math, drama, forensics, philosophy, English from several angles; the Bible is an adventure in the pursuit of truth. For example: History is always about His story-the relationship of God with man whether man accepts the love and truth of Christ or not. Rejection of God by mankind always ends tragically. Translation and pursuit of comprehension clears up controversy and builds investigative skills. Learning about having an educated debate means the kids have to know where to get trustworthy info and that they can trust scripture itself. Every human has an agenda when they open their mouths, and making the Bible relatable, understandable, and interesting as a foundation for my courses should be mine.