YEAR 5 CRS REVISION SUMMARY


THE STORY OF CREATION

Genesis 1:26 "Lets us make man in our image, after our

 likeness."

God loves us. Therefore, He created a beautiful world for us to live

 in. God created the world by His power. He created the world step 

by step.

THE STORY OF CREATION

First Day: God made light

 

Second Day: God made the sky and the heavens

 

Third-Day: God made the earth, forest, seas, rivers, lakes and streams.

 

Fourth Day: God made the sun, moon and stars

 

Fifth Day: God made the birds in the air and the fish in the sea

 

Sixth Day: God made all the other animals. God then made man and put him in charge of the world.

God created Adam and Eve and put them in a beautiful garden

 called "the Garden of Eden."


Seventh Day: God rested and blessed all His creatures.

On the seventh day, God rested and blessed all His work of creation.

 He made the Sabbath the day of rest for everybody. Sabbath is

 Sunday but some Christians take Saturday as their Sabbath.



GOD DELIVERS US FROM DANGER

 MEMORY VERSE:

Genesis 22:2 "Take your son, your only son, Isaac, whom you love and go to the land of Moriah, and offer him there as a burnt offering upon the mountains of which I shall tell you."

When Isaac was twelve years old, God tested his father’s faith by demanding that Abraham should sacrifice Isaac for Him. Abraham obeyed and set out to the land of Moriah. When they reached there,

 Isaac became worried that there was no lamb for the burnt

 offering 

but his father assured him that the Lord shall provide.

 

As Abraham was about to kill Isaac, an angel of the Lord stop

 him

 and showed he a ram which he used for the sacrifice to God

 instead

 of his son Isaac.

 

The following are some of the people that God delivered from

 the danger in the Bible: 


1. Isaac 2. Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego 3.David

 4.Daniel etc


THE COVENANT AT SINAI: (THE TEN COMMANDMENTS)

Memory verse: Exodus 19:5 “If you will obey my voice 

and keep my covenant, you shall be my own possession

 among all peoples; for all the earth is mine, and you shall

 be to me a kingdom of priests and a holy nation."

A covenant is an agreement between two parties. 

The agreement can be between two human beings or between God and human beings.

The law was given to Moses at Mount Sinai and these Ten

 Commandments are contained in two tablets of stones.

THE FIRST FOUR COMMANDMENTS


1. We should not worship other gods.


2. We should not make an idol and call it God.


3. We should not swear in the name of God.

4. We should keep the Sabbath Holy by worshipping God.


THE LAST SIX COMMANDMENTS

5. We should obey our parents, teachers and elders.

6. We should not kill anybody.

7. We should not engage in sex before marriage and when we marry we should not have sex with another man or woman who is not our husband or wife.

8. We should not steal.

9. We should not say things about people that are not true.

10. We should not desire to have our neighbour’s wife or 

property


RULES AND REGULATION IN SCHOOL/HOME

What is the law?

Law is a rule, usually made by a government that is used to order the way in which a society behaves

 RULES AND REGULATIONS IN OUR HOME

Some of them include:

­­­­­­­­1. Obedient and respect to everyone at home.

2. Do not quarrel, fight or abuse your parents, brothers, sisters or servants.

3. Do not complain when your parents give you work to do.

4. Help sweep the rooms and make the beds.

5. Help clean the toilet and the bathroom.

6. Help wash the plates and cooking utensils. etc

 RULES AND REGULATIONS AT SCHOOL

Some of them include:

1. Help sweeps the classroom.

2. Take part in the morning assembly.

3. Do not quarrel or fight with your mates.

4. Be obedient to your teachers.

5. Pay attention in class.

6. Do not make noise in class.

7. Do our homework on time.

8. Do not cheat during examinations. etc


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