Jesse tree week 3 Sentences

Week 3: Sunday: Elijah

Elijah is sent by God to Ahab and the Pagan Gods so he could challenge them. As Elijah challenged them Ahab named him “Troubler of Israel”. After Elijah being called he then wanted to challenge the God of Israel.  And so he did.

Week 3: Monday: Hezekiah

Ahaz was a person who never obeyed God. Never respected him and for that when he died Hezekiah made up for his father’s Disobedience.

Week 3: Tuesday: Isaiah

One of the seraphs flew to Isaiah with a live coal taken from the altar. Isaiah then heard the voice of the Lord saying “Whom shall I send, And who will go for us”. Isaiah replied” Here I am, send me!!!”. And so Isaiah was sent by the Lord.

Week 3: Wednesday: Jeremiah

Jeremiah taught the  people that if they continued to oppress the immigrants, Orphans and Widows then they could not pray Faithfully. He said” If you don’t murder, steal, commit adultery, swear falsely, make offerings to Baal and go after other Gods that you have not known (praying to other Gods) then you can pray Faithfully. The message from Jeremiah was that if you do bad things then you could not pray properly and do the right things.

Week 3: Thursday: Habakkuk

Admitting that he does not understand God's will, Habakkuk stood ready to hear what God has worked out. God told Habakkuk that no matter what seemed to be happening on the exterior, God's big plan for the Judeans who lived in faithfulness would not be held up.

Week 3: Friday: Nehemiah

After convincing the king to let him come back to Judah, Nehemiah was named leader and given authority to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. When Nehemiah arrived in Jerusalem, Nehemiah regrouped the people and rebuilt and reestablished the walls in fifty-two days.

Week 3: Saturday: John the baptist

Jesus had massive respect for John the Baptist saying, “among those born of women no one has appear greater than John the Baptist”. John was called by God to be a prophet and prepare himself to follow this call. Commitment to a goal means some reevaluation of priorities. John apparently wanted to be free of any responsibility except getting ready to proclaim the coming of the Messiah. He wanted people to know that the time for the Messiah to come was near. This meant that their priorities in life needed to be reviewed. When we realized that we were being called to a new life in Christ, we have to examine what sacrifices we were going to be called to make a change of our lives. While we will not be called to the extremes that John the Baptist was, we also need to recognize that life has to be different if we have to remain faithful.

Ronan tessellation

1.the candy cane symbolises the shepherd's crook.

2. the bell symbolises guidance and return.

3.the Christmas tree symbolises all mankind.

4.the wreath symbolises that god's love has no beginning or end.

5.the candle symbolises that christ is the light of the world.

6.santa symbolises generosity and kindness.                                                             By:Ronan

Spain presentaion

Syrian Exodus

Brazil

Brazil is in South American continent. The population in Brazil is 207 092 036 and the currency in Brazil is Brazil real, Brazil’s main language is Portuguese and the capital of Brazil is Brasília.

The sports in Brazil are volleyball, mixed martial arts, basketball and motorsports especially formula one, the main sport in Brazil is football.

The largest city in the Brazil is São Paulo it is also the 3rd largest city in the world.

Interesting facts about Brazil.

1. Did you know? Brazil’s national animal is jaguar.

2.  Did you know? Brazil is the largest country in South America.

3. Did you know? the name Brazil came from a tree called Brazilwood.

4. Did you know? that Brazil is the only country in South America that speaks Portuguese.

5. Did you know? that Brazil drives on the right side of the road.

6. Did you know? that Brazil has one of the largest economies in the world.

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Evaluation for the year's work

Evaluation for the year’s work- in reading, inquiry, science, technology, health and social studies.

What did I lean in term 1?

In term 1 we learnt about plants. In term 2 We learnt about ANZAC day and what they did. In term 3 we learnt about marbles and how they bounce. In term 4 we learnt about toys in the 90’s.

Why were you learning it?

IN term 1 We learnt about plants so we can know how they work and we can take care of it. In term 2  We learnt about ANZAC because it is special to New Zealand and Australia. In term 3 we learnt about marbles to have fun. In term 4 we learnt about toys so we could make toys.

How is that learning going to help?

It could help me in the future when  I look back at my work

What am I pleased about?

Finishing most of my work and then post it on my blog

Who helped you in your learning?

My mum and my dad and my teacher-(Mrs Cochrane)

What do I need help with?

Grammar, handwriting and moment in time writing.

What do I need to know about next time?

Space,Robotics and electronics

With digital learning-

More apps we use in writing

What are the interesting things you have learned in Digital learning?

Powtoon, emaze and sketchpad

How is that going to help you in your further learning?

Creativeness and presentation

What are the things I think I need to learn more in digital learning?

How to organize my work and to work everything properly.  

Holy spirit

Farewell mrs Sullings

Jesse Tree Week 3

   We are learning about the events and prophecies of the Jesse tree. We looked it up in a website and in groups we are understanding and knowing the meaning of the prophecy and its connection to the coming of Jesus.                                                    

  Jesse Tree Week 3

By:AJ, Faith and Ronan

Sunday: Elijah

Ornament: Stone Altar

Elijah Fights the False Gods

God now calls Elijah to confront Ahab and pagan gods. He is going into enemy territory: Jezebel is killing off the prophets of Israel. In spite of the danger, Elijah is not put off. When he meets with the king, Ahab called Elijah the “troubler of Israel.” Elijah responds by challenging the priests of Baal and Asherah to a contest with the God of Israel.

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Monday: Hezekiah

Ornament: An Empty Tent

Hezekiah

Ahaz was not faithful to God, engaging in such contemptible practices as sacrificing one of his sons in the Canaanite way (2 Kings 16:1-4). When Ahaz died, he was replaced by his surviving son, Hezekiah. Hezekiah tried to make up for his father's unfaithfulness.

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Tuesday: Isaiah

Ornament: Fire Tongs with Hot Coal

Isaiah and the Call to Holiness

In response, one of the seraphs flies to Isaiah with a live coal taken from the altar and touches his lips with it, declaring that his guilt has departed. Isaiah then hears the voice of the Lord saying, “Whom shall I send, and who will go for us?” And Isaiah replies, “Here am I; send me!” (Isaiah 6:8).

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Wednesday: Jeremiah

Ornament: Tears

Jeremiah

Jeremiah teaches that the people cannot pray faithfully if they continue to oppress the immigrants, the orphans, and the widows. They have to stop shedding innocent blood (some practiced human sacrifice), and they must act justly toward one another. “Here you are, trusting in deceptive words to no avail. Will you steal, murder, commit adultery, swear falsely, make offerings to Baal, and go after other gods that you have not known, and then come and stand before me in this house, which is called by my name, and say, ‘We are safe!'—only to go on doing all these abominations? Has this house, which is called by my name, become a den of robbers in your sight? You know, I too am watching, says the Lord” (Jeremiah 7:8-11).

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Thursday: Habakkuk

Ornament: Stone Watchtower

Habakkuk: Patient Waiting

Acknowledging that he does not understand God's will, Habakkuk stands ready to hear what God has planned. God assures Habakkuk that no matter what seems to be happening on the surface, God's ultimate plan for the Judeans who live in faithfulness will not be delayed. “For there is still a vision for the appointed time; it speaks of the end, and does not lie. If it seems to tarry, wait for it; it will surely come, it will not delay” (Habakkuk 2:3).

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Friday: Nehemiah

Ornament: City Wall

Nehemiah Reform and Renewal

After persuading the king to let him return to Judah, Nehemiah was named governor and given permission to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. When he arrived in Jerusalem, Nehemiah rallied the people and rebuilt or restored the walls in fifty-two days. However, he realized that the people were spiritually lax and must also be rebuilt. Ezra read the Law to the people and helped them understand its demands.

Ezra and Nehemiah — Nehemiah 8-9

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Saturday: John the Baptist

Ornament: Scallop Shell

John the Baptist

Jesus had immense respect for John the Baptist saying, “among those born of women no one has arisen greater than John the Baptist” (Matthew 11:11). John was called by God to be a prophet and prepared himself to follow this call. Dedication to a goal means some reevaluation of priorities. John apparently wanted to be free of any obligations except getting ready to proclaim the coming of the Messiah. He wanted people to know that the time for the Messiah to come was near. This meant that their priorities in life needed to be reconsidered. When we realize that we are being called to a new life in Christ, we have to consider what sacrifices we are going to be called to make to change our lives. While we will not be called to the extremes that John the Baptist was, we also need to recognize that life has to be different if we are going to be faithful

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