Scripture Copywork Collection (KJV) – Print

Scripture Copywork Collection

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You can guide your children through learning God’s Word, pondering it, and committing it to heart with this Scripture copywork. Each unit is perfect for dictation or copywork and provides excellent print handwriting practice.

Volume 1:

The full text of twelve Psalms is included as well as key verses to trace or to copy from each of the thirty-one chapters in Proverbs; the text of Proverbs 31:18-31; the full text of the Beatitudes, the Lord’s Prayer, and the Golden Rule; and the full text of John 14 and I Corinthians 13. It also includes verses from the Sermon on the Mount regarding salt and light, being the light of the world, turning the other cheek, treasures in Heaven, not serving two masters, not worrying about what we need, seeking God’s kingdom first, judging, asking, seeking, knocking, God’s desire to give His children good gifts, entering the narrow way, knowing someone by the fruit their life produces, the importance of obeying God and not just claiming to know Him, building our lives on the foundation of Jesus Christ, and more. The Psalms included are Psalm 1, Psalm 8, Psalm 23, Psalm 46, Psalm 81, Psalm 84, Psalm 91, Psalm 103, Psalm 121, Psalm 139, Psalm 145, and Psalm 150. 319 pages total.

Volume 2:

This collection includes verses from the Old Testament and New Testament about a number of themes including fear, how to be a good leader, how to choose good leaders, and how to follow those who are in leadership positions over us, God’s love, what love is, the importance of friendship, some things friends do and do not do, the true freedom God gives to His people regardless of their circumstances, and thanksgiving verses about gratitude. It also includes the entire text of the Christmas story including Matthew 1:18-2:23; Luke 1:5-2:40; and John 1:1-14. 298 pages total.

Volume 3:

The first two sections focus on Biblical feasts and the months of the Jewish year. One section includes eighteen passages from the Old and New Testaments that highlight the history and themes of seven Biblical feasts: Purim, Passover, Pentecost, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot (Feast of Tabernacles), and Hanukkah. Another section looks at one or more verses related to each month of the Jewish year, beginning with Nisan and ending with Adar. A list of the names of the months is given (along with several alternate spellings for some months) as well as a guide to roughly when on the Gregorian calendar the months correspond to.

Two sections focus on foods that were common in the land of Israel during Biblical times and include forty verses about fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, and grains.

Two sections include a key verse or passage from each of the sixty-six books of the Old Testament and New Testament.

The final four sections focus on some of the numerous prophecies God has given us in Scripture relating to His purpose and plan. Ten prophecies about the birth of Jesus; seven prophecies about the ministry of Jesus; thirteen prophecies about the suffering, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ; and eighteen prophecies about the Second Coming of Jesus and His eternal kingdom. 489 pages.