6-12岁教程(约书亚*第3课) | 耶利哥城的倒塌 (附中文反馈单)

羊之门-编译组
May 7
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介绍

在本课中，孩子们将学习：依靠自己的力量是愚昧的，我们应当信靠神的大能。

主题

约书亚、神的大能、保护、信靠

等孩子(10分钟)

字谜 | 耶利哥城墙

开头的祷告(5分钟)

参见：开头的祷告

背经节(12分钟)

耶和华是我的磐石，我的山寨，我的救主；我的神，我的磐石，我所投靠的；祂是我的盾牌，是拯救我的角，是我的高台。-诗篇 18:2

让孩子们跟着你一起读经文，然后请志愿者轮流从圣经中读出来。接着让孩子们合上圣经，尝试背诵这节经文。

经文阅读与与讨论(15分钟)

引言：

约书亚带领以色列人过了约旦河，进入应许之地。不久之后，他们来到耶利哥城。这是一座被高大城墙保护的城市。以色列人有两个选择：他们可以相信神，相信祂会把这地赐给他们；或者，他们也可以因看见高墙而放弃，认为靠自己的力量根本无法攻破。让我们打开圣经，看看后来发生了什么！

读 约书亚记 6:1-20（耶利哥城倒塌）

讨论问题：

神吩咐百姓做什么？（绕城行走）
祭司用什么作号角？（公羊角）
祭司在绕城时做什么？（吹号）
第七天，百姓绕城几次？（七次）
当绕城七次后，听见号声时，约书亚吩咐百姓做什么？（大声呼喊）
当以色列人大声呼喊时，城墙发生了什么？（城墙倒塌了）
约书亚有没有守住对喇合的承诺？（有）
约书亚吩咐百姓不要碰什么？（当灭之物——约书亚记 6:18）

课堂活动(10分钟)

游戏 | 耶利哥城墙倒塌

备选-课堂活动(10分钟)

手工 | 耶和华是我的磐石

应用(2分钟)

今天我们看到：耶利哥的人依靠城墙保护自己，而以色列人却信靠神。很多人依靠自己的能力或才干来解决问题，有时这很有效，但当问题太大时呢？神的儿女可以放心，因为神能使最大的困难倒塌，就像祂使耶利哥的城墙倒塌一样。你愿意相信神的应许吗？你愿意相信祂为你预备的是最好的，并以信心跟随祂吗？

下节课

请选择信仰课程中另一个有趣的系列。

结尾的祷告(2分钟)

参见：结尾的祷告

反馈单

课结束之前，把反馈单发给每个孩子。

*** 英文版 *******

JOSHUA

LESSON 3: The Fall of Jericho

In this lesson, children will learn that it is foolish to trust in our own strength; rather, we should trust in the Power of God.

TOPICS

Joshua, Power of God, Protection, Trust

AS KIDS ARRIVE (10 minutes)

Wall of Jericho (Puzzle) Click here

OPENING PRAYER AND PRAISE (5 minutes)

Further info? Click here

MEMORY WORK (12 minutes)

"The LORD is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold." Psalm 18:2 NIV

Have the children follow along as you read the verse, then ask for volunteers to then take turns reading the verse from their Bibles. Have the kids close their Bibles and recite the verse from memory.

SCRIPTURE READING AND DISCUSSION (15 minutes)

Introduction:

Joshua and the Israelites crossed the Jordan River and entered the Promised Land. Shortly after crossing the Jordan River, the Israelites came upon the city of Jericho. A large wall protected the city. The Israelites had two choices, they could believe God and have faith that He was going to give them the land He promised, or they could accept defeat, knowing that they could never break through the wall using their own strength. Let's open our Bibles and find out what happens!

Read Joshua 6:1-20 (The Fall of Jericho)

Discussion Questions:

1. What did God tell the people to do? (March around Jericho.)

2. What did the priests use for trumpets? (The trumpets were made from rams' horns.)

3. What did the priests do as they marched around Jericho? (The priests blew their trumpets.)

4. How many times did the people march around Jericho on the seventh day? (Seven times.)

5. What did Joshua command the people to do when they heard the trumpets, after marching around the city seven times? (Give a loud shout.)

6. What happened to the wall of Jericho when the Israelites gave a loud shout? (The wall fell down.)

7. Did Joshua keep his promise to Rahab? (Yes)

8. What types of things did Joshua command his men not to touch? (The devoted things or accursed things - Joshua 6:18)

CLASS EXERCISE (10 minutes)

Falling Wall of Jericho (Game) Click here

ALTERNATE CLASS EXERCISE (10 minutes)

The Lord is My Rock (Craft) Click here

APPLICATION (2 minutes)

In today's lesson, we saw that the people of Jericho trusted in the city's wall to protect them, whereas the Israelites trusted in God. Many people rely on their own strength or talents to solve life's problems. That works some of the time, but what happens when the problems are too big for us to handle? God's children can take comfort in knowing that He can make even the biggest problems crumble, just as He made the wall of Jericho fall. Will you believe God's promises and have faith that He wants the best for you?

NEXT WEEK

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CLOSING PRAYER (2 minutes)