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Acts 19:21–41
In this lesson, children will follow the riot in Ephesus step by step, notice how people reacted, and compare confused shouting with calm, lawful words. They will also consider Paul being determined in the Spirit at the start of the passage.
Acts 20:7–12
This lesson helps children follow the account of Eutychus in order, notice choices and outcomes in the passage, and describe how the gathered people moved from trouble to great comfort.
Acts 20:17–38
In this lesson, children will hear Paul’s farewell to the elders from Ephesus and trace what he says, warns, and does. They will sequence the passage and notice Paul’s care, courage, and trust in God.
Proverbs 1:1–7; Proverbs 1:8–19; Proverbs 1:20–33
Proverbs 1 introduces the purpose of Proverbs, warns against joining sinful companions, and presents Wisdom calling in public. In this lesson, children will compare these voices and identify the central teaching that shapes the whole chapter.
Proverbs 2:1–22
Proverbs 2 presents wisdom as something to receive, seek and treasure. This lesson helps older students trace the chapter’s flow: the call to seek wisdom, the gift God gives, two dangers wisdom delivers from, and the final choice of path.
Proverbs 3:13–35
Proverbs 3:13–35 teaches that wisdom is more valuable than riches and shapes everyday choices. This lesson helps children trace the passage from wisdom’s blessings to practical neighbourly actions and the final contrasts between different ways of living.
Proverbs 4:1–27
Proverbs 4 teaches children to notice two very different voices: the voice of wise instruction and the pull of wicked paths. This lesson helps students trace the chapter and explain its central call to keep wisdom close and turn from evil.
Proverbs 5:1–23
Proverbs 5 teaches wisdom by contrasting two paths. This lesson helps students trace the warning, notice the outcomes described, and explain how the passage directs a person to listen, keep clear of temptation, and value faithfulness.
Proverbs 8:1–36
Proverbs 8 speaks as if wisdom is a person calling out in public. In this lesson, children will hear what wisdom says, notice what wisdom values, and explain why listening to wisdom matters.
Proverbs 9:1–12; Proverbs 9:13–18
Proverbs 9 sets two invitations side by side. Children can compare what Wisdom offers, what Folly promises, and how the passage teaches us to recognise which voice leads to life and which one leads to harm.
Proverbs 10:1–32
Proverbs 10 opens a collection called “The proverbs of Solomon” and sets wise and foolish ways side by side. In this lesson, children compare examples about family, work, words and conduct, and notice how righteousness and wisdom are praised.
Proverbs 11:1–31
Proverbs 11 uses short wisdom sayings to compare honesty and pride, truth and gossip, kindness and cruelty, generosity and greed. In this lesson, children will trace those contrasts and explain the main teaching about living in ways that please Yahweh.
Proverbs 12:1–28
Proverbs 12 sets wise and foolish ways side by side. In this lesson, children compare the different voices in the chapter and notice how correction, truthful speech, diligence and righteousness belong together.
Proverbs 13:1–25
Proverbs 13 sets wise and foolish ways side by side. In this lesson, children compare the voices and examples in the chapter and notice how listening to correction, speaking carefully and choosing wisdom shape a person’s path.
Proverbs 14:1–35
Proverbs 14 places wise and foolish ways beside each other in many short sayings. This lesson helps children notice those contrasts, beginning with the wise woman who builds, and trace how the chapter links choices, words, work and care for others.
Proverbs 15:1–33
Proverbs 15 gathers short wisdom sayings that compare gentle and harsh speech, wise and foolish responses, and proud and humble attitudes. This lesson helps children notice how words, correction and the fear of Yahweh fit together in the chapter.
Proverbs 16:1–33
Proverbs 16 gathers short wisdom sayings that compare pride and humility, crooked speech and pleasant words, human plans and trust in Yahweh. In this lesson, children will trace the chapter’s main ideas and practise explaining how wise words and wise choices fit together.
Proverbs 17:1–28
Proverbs 17 gathers short wisdom sayings that compare peaceful living, careful speech, fairness and foolish behaviour. This lesson helps children notice repeated ideas and explain the chapter’s central teaching using the words and pictures found in the passage.
Proverbs 18:1–24
Proverbs 18 gives short, sharp wisdom sayings about selfishness, listening, speech, pride, justice and friendship. This lesson helps children compare foolish and wise ways of speaking and relating, then explain the main teaching that runs through the chapter.
Proverbs 19:1–29
Proverbs 19 gathers short wisdom sayings that compare truthful, thoughtful, teachable living with foolish, hasty and dishonest living. In this lesson, children will notice how integrity shows up in speech, choices, relationships and response to instruction.
Proverbs 20:1–30
Proverbs 20 gathers many short sayings about everyday choices. In this lesson, children compare different examples in the chapter and see how wisdom calls for self-control, honesty and humble trust in Yahweh.
Proverbs 21:1–31
Proverbs 21 gathers short wisdom sayings that compare proud and humble choices, honest and dishonest speech, careful work and selfish desire. This lesson helps children trace the chapter’s main idea and notice how many sayings point back to Yahweh.
Proverbs 22:1–16; Proverbs 22:17–29
Proverbs 22 gathers short wisdom sayings, then introduces a set of wise teachings to listen to carefully. In this lesson, children compare these voices and see how the passage links character, choices and trust in Yahweh.
Proverbs 23:1–35
Proverbs 23 gathers many short warnings into one lesson about what people value. Students will compare those warnings in order and identify how the chapter treats wisdom, truth, reverence for Yahweh, and family joy as better riches.
