Spirit of Truth, Parish Edition > Grade 1 > Unit 8
Lesson 33: In the Bible We Learn about God and His Plan of Salvation
Scripture and Tradition communicates to us God’s revelation of Himself.
Scripture and Tradition communicates to us God’s revelation of Himself.
Scripture and Tradition communicates to us God’s revelation of Himself.
Sacred Scripture is the written record of God’s revelation of Himself.
The stories of Jacob wrestling with an angel and God’s remembering Rachel illustrate the battle of prayer we all experience.
The Bible—Sacred Scripture—is the Word of God put down in human writing under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.
When God created us, He gave us rules to help us stay safe and happy.
God called Moses and gave him the mission of freeing the Israelites from slavery, even though Moses was imperfect.
Mark’s Gospel is concerned with presenting the mystery of Christ.
The Bible is organized into the Old Testament and the New Testament. There are 46 books in the Old Testament and 27 books in the New Testament.
God inspired the Scriptures so that we could know the truth of salvation.
Scripture is our source of wisdom for salvation and can be used to teach, to refute, to correct, and to train in holiness.
Through Joseph’s story we learn that God can bring good out of evil.
Scripture and Tradition communicates to us God’s revelation of Himself.
Following these rules does not bind us; rather, following rules bring us closer to embracing the likeness of God in ourselves and in others.
The sacrificial lamb was a sign of the Passover that saved the Israelites from the Angel of Death.