Digging Deeper Into History: A Study Guide for Shepherd, Potter, Spy?and the Star Namer (Star Namer Series)

Consolver, Peggy Miracle

ISBN 10: 1942587678 / ISBN 13: 9781942587675

Published by Carpenter's Son Publishing, 2016

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Digging Deeper Into History: A Study Guide for Shepherd, Potter, Spy?and the Star Namer (Star Namer Series)
• Publisher: Carpenter's Son Publishing
• Publication Date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1942587678
• ISBN 13: 9781942587675
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

About this title

Synopsis

THIS EDITION IS BEING REPLACED BY STAR NAMER BIBLE STUDY: JOSHUA 9 & 10. The old DDIH's support at PeggyConsolver.com will continue until October 1, 2021. It still holds true that STAR NAMER BIBLE STUDY  will "inject adventure and excitement into Bible Study for teens: family devotions, youth group, school settings." Gain a deeper love for God's word through a thirteen-unit [now 20-unit] companion to now two historical novels: Shepherd, Potter, Spy―and the Star Namer PLUS Star Namer and the Unchosen. Immersed in the events of Joshua 9-10 and events of the Israelites' last year of desert wanderings (O.T. Numbers-Joshua), read the holy text more closely. Add points of interest to a map of Canaan and visualize the historicity of Bible events. Follow internet links to reinforcement opportunities. Look at archeological evidence. Compare and contrast reader's life with the Late Bronze Age. Through YouTube, learn two ways to sling a sling stone, cross the flooded Jordan River in a kayak, and explore the ancient border of Moab in the narrow 300-foot deep Arnon River Gorge's raging waters. Short writing assignments inspire and motivate the student to read more and learn more.

About the Author

The backstory of the Gibeonites (Joshua 9 & 10) bubbled to the surface while the author immersed in a chronological Bible reading plan for fourteen years. Growing up on a wheat farm, cooking for harvesters by age twelve, and graduating from college, she married the love of her life. Two children and five grandchildren later, experiences of farm life, three brothers/two sisters, and family motto of make do with what you have, give authenticity to the story and characters of the Late Bronze Age. Teaching Sunday school for thirty-seven years and planning annual Cousin Camps for grandchildren for sixteen years, the author delights in spending time with young people.