This is the first book in the series The Story of God's Chosen Family. This level covers Old Testament history from Creation to the prophet Samuel. Children are encouraged to follow the example of faithful characters, such as Enoch, Noah, and Abraham. They observe God's mercy at work, even with those who disobeyed God, but they are also reminded that God does not overlook sin.

A variety of question types includes multiple choice and filling in blanks. There are also vocabulary studies and other educational exercises on subjects like family lines, slavery in Bible times, and the Nazarite vow. One lesson in each chapter diverts from the chronological study to additional aspects of the Bible, such as observing Bible geography, dating Bible events, and using Bible study helps.

The pupil's book has 30 lessons divided into 6 chapters, a review for each chapter, and a final review. A test for each chapter and a final test are in a separate booklet with tear-out sheets.

The teacher's manual, bound with a durable cover, has a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, suggested memory passages, and other notes to the teacher are in the margins.

The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil through the study of the Bible as he looks up verses and answers the questions.

This second book in the series The Story of God's Chosen Family covers Old Testament history from King Saul to the end of the Old Testament.

As the pupils study the Israelite kings, the prophets, and the nations' responses to God's messengers, they see the importance of right choices and the awful results of rejecting truth. They follow the Israelite nation, both the Northern and Southern Kingdoms, to captivity because of their sin. They return with a remnant of Jews to rebuild the nation of Judah in the face of opposition from surrounding enemies.

The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil through the study of the Bible as he looks up verses and answers the questions. A variety of question types includes multiple choice and filling in the blank. There are also vocabulary studies and other educational exercises on such subjects as music in Bible times, the ten "lost" tribes of Israel, and doctors in Bible times. Five lessons focus on Life in Bible Times: "What Did People Wear?" "The Israelite Family," "Israel's Neighbors," "Foods and Mealtime Customs," and "Making a Living." Each of these lessons also includes a section on using Bible study books.

The pupil's book has 30 lessons divided into 6 chapters, a review for each chapter, and a final review. A test for each chapter and a final test are in a separate booklet with tear-out sheets.

The teacher's manual, bound with a durable cover, has a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, suggested memory passages, and other notes to the teacher are in the margins.

This book begins a survey of New Testament history, covering the events of Jesus' birth, ministry, death, resurrection, and ascension, comparing the four Gospel records to better understand the overall picture. Messianic prophecies in the Old Testament take on new meaning as the pupil considers the significance of Jesus' life and teaching. He learns how the church began and how God worked through His people to spread the Gospel "into all the world."

The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil through the study of the Bible as he looks up verses and then answers the questions. A variety of question types includes multiple choice and filling in the blank. There are also time line studies and vocabulary exercises involving less-familiar Bible words. Most of the lessons include a section entitled "Learning More About Bible Times," in which the pupil studies people of that era, their way of life, the geography of Palestine and surrounding areas, and various other Bible facts.

The pupil's book has 30 lessons divided into 6 chapters, a review for each chapter, and a final review. A test for each chapter and a final test are available in a separate booklet with tear-out sheets.

The teacher's manual has a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, and other notes to the teacher are in the margins.

This book completes the series The Story of God's Chosen Family. It covers the New Testament from Romans to Revelation. Outlines are given for each of these books. This course emphasizes the value and necessity of the church and how God's people are to serve Him and relate to others. Solutions to problems are outlined, and edification and encouragement are presented. Subjective questions require students to think carefully.

The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil through the study of the Bible as he looks up verses and then answers the questions. A variety of question types includes multiple choice and filling in the blanks. Included also are Bible word studies and sections for studying the geography and history related to Bible events.

The pupil's book has 30 lessons divided into 6 chapters, a review for each chapter, and a final review. A test for each chapter and a final test are in a separate booklet with tear-out sheets.

The teacher's manual has a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, and other notes are in the margins.

This is the first book in the series God's Plan for His People. It discusses who God is, and how He revealed Himself to man before the Law, through the Law, through His Son, through the apostles, and through the church. The course aims to inspire the student to understand the difference between knowing about God and knowing God.

The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil through the study of the Bible as he looks up Bible verses and then answers the questions. The exercises include multiple choice and filling in the blanks. The workbook also includes vocabulary exercises of Bible words, practice using Bible study helps, and map work pertaining to Bible lands.

The pupil's book has 30 lessons divided into 6 chapters, a review for each chapter, and a final review. A test for each chapter and a final test are in a separate booklet with tear-out sheets.

The teacher's manual has a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook, with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, and other notes are in the margins.

This book completes the series of God's Plan for His People. It discusses the Creation and Fall of Man, his sinful condition and need of a Saviour, and God's plan of redemption and man's future as he responds to God's plan. The Bible is the pupil's textbook. The workbook guides the pupil as he looks up verses and answers questions that include some multiple choice and fill in the blanks, as well as questions requiring easy answers. There are some time-line studies and vocabulary exercises involving less-familiar words. Some exercises teach Bible geography and the use of Bible-study helps.

The teacher's manual contains a reduced copy of the pupil's workbook with the answers filled in. Oral reviews, main points, and other notes are in the margins.

The test booklet contains a test for each chapter and a final test on tear-out sheets.

This older course (not part of the new series) is complete with "Questions" and "Things to Do" with each of the 35 lessons. It covers a variety of Biblical topics including the plan of salvation and Christian growth. It is designed to provide doctrinal and practical truths for the student and to acquaint him with the various methods of Bible study.