This page is the simplified student task list with the quizzes wired directly in. Five student tasks remain: (1) read the assigned Bible text first; (2) prepare and tell the full story assignment to your teacher; (3) learn that lesson's memory verse by heart and recite it to your teacher, who passes or fails it; (4) take the Bible quiz on that passage — the Take the test button opens the generator in a popup already set to that lesson's passage; (5) build the Law of Moses Worksheet from Exodus onward.
How to Use This List
- Read the full assigned text first. Do not skim for answers.
- Plot every assigned story with the 8-Step Circle or Integrated 3-Act Structure (Appendix III). You tell every assigned story to your teacher.
- Learn each lesson's memory verse by heart, in your heart language, and recite it to your teacher. They mark it passed or failed. Five lessons ask for no verse and say so.
- Set the test levels and questions per test once, under Change at the top of this page. Every lesson's test uses those settings — the course quiz is every Critical and High question in the lesson's range.
- Tap Take the test on a lesson. The generator opens in a popup with the Start and End passage already filled in and the test already drawn. Take it closed-book.
- From Lesson 18 onward, categorize every law you meet on the Law of Moses Worksheet.
- Need the full instructor manual — focus, class timeline, rubrics and appendices? See the advanced edition.
Lesson Tasks
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Law of Moses Worksheet
The worksheet itself is a spreadsheet — this page only summarises it.
Five sheets: instructions, a law log with the categories below as dropdowns,
the Step 2 summaries with word counters for the 30–60 and 100–200 word
answers, a progress dashboard, and the reference lists. Fill in the workbook;
the table below is here so you can see the shape of the job without opening it.
Use the table as you read Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. List specific laws under each heading (reference + short phrase). When a category is reasonably full, write the two summaries required in Step 2.
Step 1 — Categorize the laws
| Category | Sub-categories (list laws here with references) |
|---|---|
| Ceremonial Laws | Tabernacle and Temple Construction; Priesthood (appointment, processes, purity); Sacrifices; Holy Days / Festivals; Sabbaths; Ceremonial Cleanliness (contact, dietary, dress) |
| Civil Laws | Judicial Procedures; Property Rights; Criminal Activity; Business Dealings; Family Law (marriage, divorce, inheritance); Warfare |
| Moral Law | Righteous Heart; Idolatry and Witchcraft; Sexual Morality; Generosity; Other Moral Issues |
Step 2 — Summarize and apply
- For each category and each sub-category: summarize its nature in 30–60 words.
- Then, in 100–200 words, describe how that category / sub-category of the Law given to Moses applies today.