1.HW Revise for test 2.Design a poster in 4 sections to show of the Covenant – include the promise/ demands/ sealed/ sign. include at least one relevant.

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1.HW Revise for test 2.Design a poster in 4 sections to show of the Covenant – include the promise/ demands/ sealed/ sign. include at least one relevant picture in each section – ark/ tablets of 10C’s, crown...

Covenant: Unit Review 1.What is a Covenant? 2.Covenant with Noah 3.Covenant with Abraham 4.Covenant with Moses 5.Covenant with David 6.New Covenant in Jesus 1.Which ones do you feel you know a lot about? What do you know about it? 2.Which ones are you not confident about? What don’t you know about it?

NoahAbra ham MosesDavidJesus Promises Demands Sealed by Sign of this Covenant 1.Work out which 5 are the promises. Decide which column they go in. 2.Work out which are the demands God makes. Decide which column they go in. 3.Draw and fill in the answers on your own table. 4.Choose 2 covenants. Compare and contrast differences and similarities **Which Covenant would you have signed up to and why? Never destroy earth for sin Be good person, don’t kill RainbowCircumcision Keep 10 C’s Walk in faith, be blameless Keep 10 C’s Be baptised, Follow Jesus Reject sin The Eucharist: Jesus’ body/ blood Eternal life Holy Spirit increase in number, land flowing with milk & honey, long blessed life Land, Great nation be your God Land, everlasting Kingdom, son to rule forever Circumcision Tablets of 10C’s Circumcision Tablets of 10C’s Sacrifice/ burnt offering Blood of sacrificed bull Sacrifice of Jesus, God’s own son Sacrifice of Isaac in faith

Test your partner using your table. Eg What are the demands/ promises/ sign/ of…Noah’s Covenant?

1. Choose 2 covenants. Explain in detail 2 differences between them. **Which Covenant would you have signed up to and why?

1.What was the sign of Noah’s covenant? 1mk 2.What did God promise Noah in the Covenant with him? 2mks 3.Who was Noah’s Covenant between, apart from Noah and God? 2mks 4.What did God promise Abraham? 2mks 5.What was the sign of Abraham’s covenant that all Jews keep? (to remember they are in covenant with God?) 6. Briefly summarise the story of the sacrifice of Isaac. 4mks 7.Explain what you could learn from one part of Abraham’s story, & say which part. 4mks 8. What did the Jews have to do to keep the covenant with Moses? 1mk 9.What new things did God promise King David he would do, in the Covenant with David? 2mks 10.How are the promises through Jesus’ Covenant better than the promises of the other Covenants? 2 things. 2mks 11.Why is the Covenant through Jesus unbreakable? 2mks