This answer key provides overprint answers to the 16 tests in the corresponding assessments packet. It enables the teacher to evaluate the students’ understanding of the various objectives.

This digital assessment set includes two assessments per unit (a total of 16 assessments).

This worktext engages the students with biblical connections throughout the big story of the New Testament. It emphasizes and tracks biblical themes that weave throughout God's redemption story (including glory, kingdom, covenants, divine presence, law and wisdom, and atonement and priesthood). It also develops these themes as overarching ideas throughout Creation, Fall, and Redemption.

This worktext engages the students with biblical connections throughout the big story of the New Testament. It emphasizes and tracks biblical themes that weave throughout God's redemption story (including glory, kingdom, covenants, divine presence, law and wisdom, and atonement and priesthood). It also develops these themes as overarching ideas throughout Creation, Fall, and Redemption.

This assessments packet includes two tests per unit (a total of 16 tests). Each test evaluates a student’s academic understanding of the key concepts and objectives throughout the Bible lessons. Questions are developed from the student edition review lessons for a focused assessment of main points in the lessons. All assessments are aligned with clearly stated educational objectives.

This worktext engages the students with biblical connections throughout the big story of the New Testament. It emphasizes and tracks biblical themes that weave throughout God’s redemption story (including glory, kingdom, covenants, divine presence, law and wisdom, and atonement and priesthood). It also develops these themes as overarching ideas throughout Creation, Fall, and Redemption.

This teacher edition guides the introduction of students to biblical theology through observing, interpreting, and applying individual Bible passages. It emphasizes the application of the truths of the Bible to students’ lives for salvation and sanctification. It develops their’ understanding of God’s big story of Creation, Fall, and Redemption throughout the New Testament.

Bible Truths 5 Tests, 4th ed., helps teachers assess their student’s understanding of the material covered throughout the course. Each test includes a various types of questions and challenges students to think critically about the concepts taught in the lessons.

Bible Truths 5: Living in God's Love Student Materials Packet contains bookmarks to be used to help locate and mark memory verse, a time line for students to attach pictures of Bible characters and Heroes of the Faith, and a set of flashcards of the books of the Bible.

Bible Truths 5: Living in God's Love Tests includes suggestions for grading the tests as well as assigning grades to the subject of Bible. There is a test for each unit, which includes matching, multiple choice, and true/false items as well as at least one short answer question.

In Mik-Shrok, Christian fiction for middle-grade readers written by Gloria Repp, Steve and Liz Bailey arrive at the small town of Koyalik, Alaska, with troubling questions. The veteran missionary who was supposed to meet them has disappeared. The year is 1950, and Alaska Territory is still a vast wilderness, unsettled and unexplored.

Songbird is historical fiction by Nancy Lohr set in 1770 in the British Colony of Williamsburg. Truxton Pilcher must work in his father’s pewter foundry reclaiming the metal shavings and stoking the fire. When Mr.