This exam is part of a course on the Attributes of God, called "Let God Be God." The test assesses student knowledge of God's revelation, common metaphors for God, and the Apostles' Creed.

This is the second exam in the "Attributes of God" course. It covers the doctrine of the Trinity and the Apostles' Creed.

This is the third exam in the "Attributes of God" course. The test assesses knowledge of God's characteristics, including His infiniteness and incomprehensibility.

The fourth test in the "Attributes of God" course covers God's holiness, justice, and mercy. The test is made of short essay questions.

This questionnaire gives students an opportunity to reflect on their beliefs and experiences of God. It is designed to begin the course "Attributes of God."

This is the course syllabus for "Attributes of God," a Bible class for high schoolers. The class is based on the textbook Let God Be God: A Study of the Attributes of God by Purposeful Design. In the course, students study the...

This worksheet will help students explore what God's Sovereignty means. Students will look at a variety of Scripture passages--including the book of Job--to learn more about this attribute.

This worksheet helps students explore God's love based on passages in the Bible. Students are asked to think of ways to apply the things they learn to their own lives.

This survey is designed to give a teacher background knowledge on his students' understanding about the Doctrine of God. This is especially helpful when teaching a Bible course.

This is a final, cumulative exam for the "Attributes of God" course. The exam reviews the attributes of God, Scripture references to those attributes, and foundational ideas about God.