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Sunday School Lesson 112 Lot Makes His Choice Print E-mail

Lesson: 112 Lesson Name: Lot Makes His Choice
Theme: Sin's Attractiveness / Two Ways

Reading: Genesis 13:2-18

Memory Verse: Romans 3:12
Memory Verse Text: They are all gone out of the way.

Attention Getter: Holding a handful of high denomination (imitation) money, allow the students' imaginations to to tell you what they would do if the money were real and if it were actually theirs!

Point 1: Riches bring it's own problems.  In this case, there is strife between brethren.
Point 2: Abram, the friend of God, wanted no trouble between them.
Point 3: A choice is made based on externals.
Point 4: Abram chose "an altar unto the Lord" (Gen. 13:18), and Lot chose a place in the administation and company of the wicked (Gen. 13:13).  Afterward, God gives it ALL to Abraham and Lot loses everything.

Illustration: Tell how a choice you made or pursued caused you hurt or shame.

Notes: Note for believing children how that Lot grieved his righteous soul and dwarfed his own usefulness (2 Peter 2:6-9).

Summary: Lot made a big blunder.  You and I each must choose who, and which path, we will follow.  Be careful how you choose!

See also: Old Testament History - 1.12 - Abram and Lot, Sodom, Melchizedek

This Sunday School Curriculum guide is part of a 254 Sunday School Lesson Book available at www.gospelhall.org.  See the Downloads Section of the site for a complete copy.

The Sunday School Teacher's Survival Guide http://gospelhall.org/teaching--preaching/sunday-school-helper.html also provides advice on developing lessons for Bible classes.


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