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The effects of negative emotions on self and othersNegative or poorly managed emotions can lead toSomeone feeling miserable and sadSomeone disliking self and othersLack of confidence and self esteemConflicts among friends and family membersGradual loss of sensible thinking and judgementDelay in progress in different as... |
Its effects can be positive or negative depending on how it has ben managed. Effects of stress in day to day livesWithdrawal from othersAnger and violenceAnxietySchool drop outsMental breakdownPoor decision makingDepression and lack of motivationLack of sleepManaging stressful situationsThe activities we choose to enga... |
Stressful situations can be positively dealt with by simply concentrating on the things that boost our mood and make us feel appreciatedDuring stressful situations, you canRead interesting storiesOrganise your roomDo relaxation exercisesPlay with your favourite petListen and dance to your favourite tunesAsk for help fr... |
It challenges one to do difficult tasks and learn positive qualities such as patience, empathy and accountabilityIt helps one learn new skills such s first aid skills, landscaping skills, leadership skills and problem solving skills among others in the communityIt offers one an opportunity to help those in need hence g... |
What training sensitivity is required for us or our patrons to accomplish the goals?What needs to be accomplish our goals?Who will do want?What resources do we need to be successful and how will we get them?Implementation of the solutionThis is the stage where you set out offer a solution to the problem or implement yo... |
GRADE 7 RATIONALIZED AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION LESSON NOTESSTRAND ONE -CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES. 1.1 Controlling soil PollutionIt is very important to human beings and animals to conserve the agricultural environment. This can be done by learning about soil pollution and how to control it when carrying out agricultura... |
O Safe disposal of used agricultural chemical containers. O Safe disposal of plastic wastes, containers and straws. O Recycling waste materials into other useful products. O Practicing organic farming which is the growing of crops and rearing livestock without using artificial fertilisers and agricultural chemical. O P... |
Earth basins. Water retention pits. What is the importance of conserving water in Farming? Surplus or excess water can be conserved and used during the times of water scarcity in the farm. Conserving water reduces the cost of farming. This is because money that would be used to buy water in the farm is saved. Conservin... |
This reduces run-off. Surface runoff collects in water retention pits when it is raining. The water collected in the retention pits may be used to grow crops such as vegetables, bananas and Napier grass. Water retention pits traps surface run off and allow it to seep into the soil. A series of pits may be dug into the ... |
... o Cook food for the right time. O Use the right amount of water. O Avoid re-heating the food. 1.4 -Growing Trees. Importance of Trees in conserving the environment. Trees are planted to help conserve the environment and provide other benefits to farmers. Farmers derive various benefits from trees such as:Timber pol... |
Shading-a shade should be erected over the nursery to reduce the impact of raindrop hence controlling splash erosion. Pest and disease control- sterilize the soil through heat treatment or application of appropriate chemicals. Hardening off-practice of preparing seedlings to adapt to the prevailing conditions in the se... |
Cuttings. 2.2 - Selected Crop Management Practices. Crop management is a set of practices carried out in an already established crop on the field to provide it with proper conditions for healthy growth. Weeding in a Crop FieldFarmers should get rid of weeds that grow in crop fields by removing them physically. Weeds sh... |
In tubers, earthing up provides room for tubers to increase in size. Earthing up helps to conserve moisture around the base of the growing crops. Earthing up encourages development of propping roots in cereal crops like maize. This prevents lodging falling of crops after bearing in cereals. Hardening in Crop Management... |
When sorting and grading, eggs are examined carefully and then separated according to their size, weight, conditions of the shell, shell colour, shape and cleanliness. The graded eggs should be placed in plastic or cardboard trays. The broad end of the egg should be packed facing upwards. Eggs should be handled with ca... |
Honey stored in suitable containers remain clean and safe for consumption and can be stored for longer period of time. Honey should be stored in containers that do not allow moisture into honey. When honey is stored in an open place, it absorbs moisture from the atmosphere and spoils quickly. Honey should be stored in ... |
Requirements. Wire mesh. A stand. Charcoal holder. Guidelines for cooking food by Grilling method. The following guidelines should be followed when grilling different types of foods to ensure the food is well cooked. Foods to be grilled for example, meat, should not be too thick to allow them to cook properly. The gril... |
Garnish the grilled chicken. This means using other foods like sliced tomatoes and onion rings to make it attractive. Accompany the grilled chicken with a carbohydrate and vegetable of choice. NOTE Should chicken not be available, practice presenting other grilled locally available foods such as bananas, green maize, f... |
In a larger bowl, combine oil, garlic and salt. Stir the potatoes until evenly covered. Place potatoes in a single layer on roasting pan. Roast for 30 minutes in the preheated oven turning occasionally to brown on all sides. Presenting Roasted potatoes. Requirements. Roast potatoes. 1 tomato. Parsley or coriander. Serv... |
Be careful when removing the water bath from the cooker. Remove the lid towards self to prevent scalding. Use kitchen gloves to remove the host sufuria from the cooker. Planning, preparing, cooking and presenting steamed food. Steamed spinach. Ingredients. 2 bunches of spinach. 2 litres of water. 1 4 tale spoon salt. M... |
Reason for laundering loose coloured clothes. Clothes that can easily loose their colour during laundry should be handled with care in order to keep them colourful for longer. If proper care is not taken during laundry, the loose dye may discolour other clothes therefore damaging them. Materials used for laundering loo... |
Loose coloured clothes should not be hanged close to or overlapping each other to prevent transfer of colour. STRAND 4 PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES. 4.1 Sewing Skills: Knitting. What is knitting? Knitting refers to the process of constructing fabric. It can either be done by hand or machine. It is achieved by applying continu... |
Suspended gardens are suitable for growing off-season crops that require small spaces, use of little water and grow quickly. Kitchen gardens made of framed structures serve as a quick way of providing fresh vegetables, fruits and herbs to households at low cost. Creeping crops such as squash, sweet melon, cucumber, but... |
Examples of the material for construction of the framed suspended gardens can be:Available timber. Left over wires. Nails. Metal bars. Wooden planks. Poles. Construction of Framed Structures for suspended gardens. The type and size of framed structures for the suspended gardens to be constructed depend on the space and... |
Observe safety precautions when working with tools and equipment. We should make the school community aware of the importance of using framed suspended garden to grow off-season crops in our schoolWhen educative messages are used, the school community is made aware of how to grow crops in small areas. Various methods o... |
The methods of adding value to selected crop produce are as follows. Comparison between Processed and Raw Crop Produce. Processed crop produce have many benefits to the farmer and the consumer or example:They sell at higher prices than the raw produce in the market. Processed produce have a longer storage life span tha... |
Foam soaps are liquid soaps which are dispended through a special pump mechanism that mixes the liquid soap with air to produce a foam. Powder soaps are soaps in powder foam. They are more affordable and effective. Liquid soaps come in liquid form and are meant for washing dishes and cleaning hands. Paste soaps are sem... |
Method. Sieve the ashes into a clear container. Bean pods and maize stalk ashes are the best because they are fine. Add the two cups of water into the container and stir well. Strain the liquid into another container using fine cotton cloth. This liquid is called lye. Leave it to stand for 24 hours. Place the fat in a ... |
GRADE 7 PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS LESSON NOTESSTRAND 1.0 GAMESNetball is a team sport where the ball is played using hands. During the play the player runs to dodge an opponent or reach the ball, he she may also jump to catch high ball or a rebound from the ring. Chest pass in netballThis is a way of throwing the b... |
It is applied by members of the team in control of the ball. The player being marked makes attempt to get free from the marker and move into space to receive pass. It may involve changing pace and use of deceptive body action to put the marking player of balance. MarkingThis is a technique used by the team that is not ... |
Making in spaceSometimes the ball is passed in space and not directly to the player. Body movement to use when dodging an opponentUsing bending or leaning movement with the body trunk to left or right or leftSprinting off from the markerSprinting and stoppingExtending the left or right arms away from the opponentWays o... |
The four circles are then numbered 1,2,3,4The player practicing the marking starts at the Centre of the circle. When the teachers call out the sphere number, the player at the Centre moves quickly to that sphere to mark and then move back to the Centre sphere. Four sphere variation drillplayer take position 1,2,3,4the ... |
When making a double foot landing a player should :Maintain an upright posture and keep the arms out for balanceLand with the feet shoulder- width apart and body weight equally distributed on both feet for balanceLand with knees slightly bent and knees, hips and ankles to cushion the landing impact. Making single foot ... |
Other learners to follow and imitate the leaders actions. Drill 3; the sickleForm group of five members to adapt sickle formation and their leader to take a position in front and at the Centre of the sickle. The leader passes the ball to teammates in the arc. The teammates to catch the ball and make a single foot landi... |
Release the ball to your teammate with a follow through and wrist action. Side passA side pass is also known as wrist passes and is the most common way of passing the ball across the width of the court. This movement is called ball circulation. Stages of execution in side passPreparationStand with feet slightly closer ... |
Preparation to catchTerminationOn contact with the ball, wrap the fingers around it and bend the elbows bring the ball towards the chest. Ensure the thumbs are behind the ball and get in to a ready position for your next action. Drills in hand ballsDrill 1: jump passingIn pairs, stand apart. Take three steps toward you... |
22Footwork in handballPrinciples of good landingLanding on the balls of the feetKnees should be slightly bent to cushion the shock on the impact of landingThis is also referred to as knee- deep landing. LandingStepping progression skills in handballDrill 1: individually jump, catch a ball and land on one foot. Drill 2:... |
Communication good marking is a product of communicating with teammates to develop a suitable plan or approach to counter the playing actions of the attacking teamsCourageous a good marker should be courageous to withstand non-avoidable contacts that may occur during one on one tackling situationsPeripheral vision a pl... |
Drill 1: Pair feign dodgeIn pairs without the ball, stand facing each otherOne of you to practice the double feign dodgeRepeat three times and switch rolesDrill 2: Quinque drillIn groups of five, place a cone in the court and make a line facing the coneSprint to the cone and stop on zero steps, feign to the right, then... |
This constitutes a high dribble. Keep the head up and avoid looking at the ball. Drills of dribbling in handballDrill 1: Step and dribbleTake three steps, make one dribble and take three more steps. Increase the number of dribbles between three- step sectionsAt the end of the sequence, make a shot or a passDrill 2: Wal... |
Bend the other leg at the knee for more force upward. Demonstration for a running shortRunning shot is executed while the player is in motion making the three steps progression. Make two or three steps towards the attacking goal end then make a shot at the goalFollow through with a swing of the throwing handDemonstrati... |
Pupils activities Pg. 35. STRAND 2.0 ATHLETICSIt entails all track events taking place in the field. They include:Long jumpJavelinSprintMiddle distancehurdleLong jumpThis is a field even that involved jumping for distance. The jump is done in progressive stages namely:approachtake offflightlandingApproach - this is run... |
Cross over. Place your right foot on the ground and your left foot forward and elevated. Put your right ahead in a lean back positionsPull the javelin back a little further so that the tip is lined up with your eyebrowsKeep the right foot close to the groundLet the right heel touch the groundAs the right foot moves for... |
The best way to work on correct form is to begin by watching experts perform these movements. A starting block - is a fixed object with an angled surface which the athletes use to push off from at the start of the race. It helps to increase the starting speed of an athlete. Ways of making a starting blockPlace the star... |
An examples is hearing a starting gun or a whistle and taking off towards the finish lineAcceleration - is the rate at which the body changes its speed. For examples, in the first 30m of a 100m sprint s speed will be increasing. Drill 1: Reaction timeOn a flat ground, stand on a free space in groups of fourMark a line ... |
Finishing technique in sprint racesThere are several ways of finishing sprint races. Characteristics of the sprint finish methodsRun through techniquesThe athlete crosses the finish line with full speedThey stop several metres ahead of the finish lineIt is mainly used by beginnersDrop finishPerformed when an athlete is... |
Strand 1.1: Foundations of Pre-Technical Studies - Fire and Data SafetyLesson 1: Understanding Fire CausesCauses of Fire:Flammable Substances:Chemicals: Used in laboratories e.g., solvents, fuels . Common Materials: Such as paper, wood, fabric, and oily rags. Gases: Like propane and butane used in workshops. Lesson 2: ... |
Lesson 5: Securing Electronic DataSecuring Data:Use Strong Passwords:Combine uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols e.g., P ssw0rd . Avoid easily guessable passwords, like "password" or "123456."Regularly Back Up Data:Use external devices like USB drives, external hard drives, or cloud services e.g., Goo... |
Softcopy e.g., monitors, speakers . Storage Devices:Fixed e.g., hard disk drives, SSDs . Removable e.g., USB drives, external hard drives . Input devices get data, output devices display information, and storage devices save data. Lesson 3: Categories DiscussionGroup Discussion Outcomes:Identify scenarios where voice i... |
Institutional Protection:Government bodies like the Capital Markets Authority regulate financial markets for stability. The Central Bank of Kenya protects consumers and investors by ensuring financial system integrity. Examples:Consumer Protection Laws:The Consumer Protection Act safeguards consumers from deceptive and... |
Practical Strategies for Protection:Be an informed consumer; verify product information before making purchases. Read and understand contracts thoroughly before entering into transactions to avoid exploitation. NGO Involvement:Non-Governmental organizations like the Consumer Federation of Kenya advocate for consumer ri... |
Respect for Privacy:Protecting sensitive information and respecting privacy. For instance, ensuring customer data is securely handled. Honesty:Providing truthful and unbiased information. An example is transparently communicating any potential delays in project timelines. Professionalism:Maintaining a professional tone... |
Expected Outcome:Understanding how the combination of different materials enhances properties. General Properties of Composite Materials:High strength-to-weight ratio:Meaning: These materials are strong but not heavy. Resistance to corrosion:Meaning: They do not easily corrode or deteriorate. Versatility in application... |
Brittle in nature easily breaks when force is applied . Expected Outcome:Understanding the significance of ceramic materials in various applications. General Properties of Ceramic Materials:High melting points:Meaning: They require high temperatures to melt. Excellent thermal and electrical insulation:Meaning: They are... |
Audio-Visual Aids:Videos and images demonstrating safe and efficient use. Lesson 4: Demonstrating Safe Use of Cutting ToolsObjective: Demonstrate safe use of cutting tools to perform specific tasks. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving:Acquire evaluation and decision-making skills during demonstrations. Lesson 5: Perf... |
Financial Considerations:Available budget and financial feasibility. Lesson 10: Locating a Production Unit in a Suitable AreaObjective: Locate a production unit in a suitable area. Research Outcome:Identify suitable areas based on factors affecting the location of a production unit. Lesson 11-15: Application of Knowled... |
Example:Calculated Asset: If a business has ksh10,000 in the bank asset , owes ksh2,000 to suppliers liability , then the capital is ksh8,000. Lesson 4: Case Study Analysis of Cash and Credit TransactionsCase Study:Example scenarios differentiating between cash and credit transactions. Lesson 5: Costing, Pricing, and P... |
Boosts sales. Lesson 13: Sources of Information about the MarketInformation Sources:Market research reports, customer feedback, sales data. Lesson 14: Factors in Selecting a Suitable MarketFactors in Selecting a Suitable Market:Geographic location, target demographics, competition, consumer behavior. Lesson 15: ICT Too... |
GRADE 7 TERM 1BUSINESS STUDIES LESSON NOTESBUSINESS AND MONEY MANAGEMENTIntroduction to business studiesBusiness refers to any activity that is carried out by an individual or an organization concerned with provision of goods and services with the aim of making profitsBusiness studies- it is the study of the activities... |
It helps us understand the role of communication and modern technology in business management. It provides us with the knowledge and skills necessary for identifying business opportunities. It helps us understand and appreciate the role of government in business activities. It helps understand and appreciate the basic ... |
Some properties like land and buildings cannot be moved from one place to another but can sell them and use the money obtained to buy a land or a building in different placeKey security features of the Kenyan currencyThe Kenyan money has the following security features which help the people of Kenya to identify real Ke... |
The coats of arms of Kenya features two lions, a symbol of protection, holding spears and traditional east African shiels. The shield and spears symbolises unity and defence of freedom. Each of the Kenyan currencies or notes symbolises various themes that promote different aspects of the country. The 50 shillings note ... |
MeasurableThe progress of the goal set should be easy to trackAchievableThe goal should be attainable. Set goals that can actually be done. RelevantThe short term goal should contribute to your broader goal. RealisticGoals should relate to your personal strengths snd abilitiesTime boundThe goal should have a defined st... |
In a business environment, employees can encourage the workers to be creative and share their skills and ideas. They can also provide skills development programs that help the employees to improve and acquire more skills. Nurturing talents and abilities in a business motivates and encourages people to be more productiv... |
Favouritism occurs when a person is treated better than others because of one reason or the other. Pupil s activityPage 39-41BUSINESS AND ITS ENVIRONMENTBUSINESS ACTIVITIESBusiness environment these are the business surroundings which may be internal or externalNeeds and wants as used in business studiesA business shou... |
For example when going to supermarket you can list goods you want to buy starting with most to the least important. When a customer picks one item instead of another, they forego the value of the unchosen item, this is known as opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is the next best forgone alternative after choosing anoth... |
The main business activities includeExtractionProcessingManufacturingDistribution and transportationConstructionTradingProvision of servicesExtraction means obtaining goods from their natural setting e.g mining, farming, lumbering etcProcessing of raw materials it is changing the form of goods without combining it with... |
Business activities use available resources within societies to create goods and services. Business activities help to offer alternative goods that may not be easily available in the community. Trading activities in the communityTrading is an activity that involves buying and selling of goods and services with the aim ... |
Consumers buy goods from retailers hence enabling them to make their business. A wholesaler is a trader who buys goods in large quantities from producers and then sells them to retailersThe roles of wholesalers includeBreaking bulkWholesalers divide a product into smaller quantities for the convenieve of the buyerBrand... |
E.g. food, clothing, furniture, cosmetics, medicine etcEconomic goods and non economic goodsEconomic goods are goods with a price and are generally limited in supplyNon economic goods are free goods with no price. These are also known as free goodsIntermediate goods and finished goodsIntermediate goods cannot be used u... |
These are also known as free goodsIntermediate goods and finished goodsIntermediate goods cannot be used until they are further processedExample: cottonFinished goods have already been transformed into final products for consumptionExample: clothesTypes of servicesCommercial servicesBusiness use these services in condu... |
These places and sources include open air markets, kiosks, supermarkets online marketsServices are acquired from different service providers such as barbershops, transport operators, lawyers offices, they can be located at different placesGoods and services can be obtained through online markets platforms through websi... |
Examples; water, land, forests, mineralsThe distribution of economic resources is uneven. This means that different regions or places may have different types of resources. Example certain regions have rivers while others do notSustainable ways of using economic resources in KenyaSuitable use of economic resources mans... |
This ensures their availability for future projectsEconomic resources are important and therefore should be used responsibly. Our community needs economic resources because of the following reasonsThey are used to create goods and services which satisfy human needs and wantsThey are a means of development because they ... |
There are numerous ICT tools used in business communication. They include computers laptops, printers, scanner, software programs, SmartphoneThese tools can be connected to the internet to improve communication in a business environmentThe internet allows information through electronic mails, online meetings, social me... |
GRADE 7 VISUAL ARTS LESSON NOTES TERM 1STRAND 1.0 THE ARTS AND ENTREPRENEURSHIPCATEGORIES OF ARTSARTS - This is a general term used to describe expression of creative human skill, feeling and imaginations. This is mainly appreciated for beauty and emotional value. The arts can be experienced through the following:Sense... |
Team workEvery member of the group should actively participate in the activities. All members should take part in carrying out tasks during presentations. These includes: preparations, organization sample artwork, operating the equipment and answering questions from the audience. All members should demonstrate respect ... |
The artist therefore, has an opportunity to choose a career pathway that is interesting and suits their individual abilities in the world of work. Careers Path in Secondary schoolThe arts are offered as two subjects in lower secondary: performing and Visual arts. Performing arts include:musicdancetheatre and filmVisual... |
Perspective drawing can be applied in all categories of drawing including landscape and still life drawing. Through perspective drawing, a 2d D drawing is made to appear 3 dimensional. This makes the drawing appear more realisticMaterials and tools required in drawingPencilRulesPaperEraserComponent of perspectiveIn ord... |
In bird s view, the viewer will see mainly top of an object. The vanishing point in the bird s eye view can be at the side as shown in the table below. Drawing cuboid in one point perspectiveA cuboid is a three dimensional that has six rectangular faces. It can also have four rectangular and two square faces. Examples ... |
This is a gradation strip showing how a colour gradually reduces or increases its intensity. Procedure to paint an intensity scaleValue gradation stripA value gradation strip is also known as a value chart. It refers to a strip showing a colour reducing or increasing in darkness or lightness. The value of a colour can ... |
GRADE 7 TERM 1CRE LESSON NOTESINTRODUCTION TO CREImportance of studying CREThe meaning of studying CRECRE involves the study of religious beliefs and practices of Christians. It is the study of how human beings depend on God and how God intervenes to save human beings. CRE is a subject studied in Kenyan schools to deve... |
It is a service of natural guidance. It promotes cultural integration. It promotes social equality and justice. How CRE helps us to relate well with othersIt has helped developed skills as ability to listenIt helps acquire values such as respect for self and othersIt helps someone to make moral decisions. This helps pe... |
Eating from the tree would result to death. God gave man the responsibility to take care of the environmentGod created all birds and all animalsMan was given the responsibility of naming all the creaturesHe named all the birds and animals, but none was suitable helper for himAdam became lonely. A woman was created out ... |
A woman was created out of Adam s rib for companionship and a helper. Attributes nature of God from the Genesis stories of creationGod is omnipotent all powerfulGod is orderly and perfectGod is omnipresent everywhereGod is transcendentGod is the sustainer providerGod is the sole creatorHe is a moral GodHe is a loving G... |
Attributes nature of God from the Genesis stories of creationGod is omnipotent all powerfulGod is orderly and perfectGod is omnipresent everywhereGod is transcendentGod is the sustainer providerGod is the sole creatorHe is a moral GodHe is a loving GodHe is a spiritHe is everlasting self existenceGod is source of goodn... |
Similarities in the two biblical accounts of creationIn both accounts, God is the sole creatorIn both God created male and femaleIn both, human beings are specialIn both God provides for human beingsIn both, human beings are given domination over the rest of the creationThe uniqueness of human beings is brought forth i... |
It is man centredIn the first account God created in union with the spirit Holy Trinity while in the second account God is aloneIn the first account human beings were created last while in the second they came firstThe first account takes six days to be complete unlike the second where days were not mentionedIn the fir... |
In both, man was given a wife for company. God is portrayed as a potter. God is the providerCreation of human took place at the end of the creation of thingsBetween the biblical account and African creation storiesIn biblical view, the order of creation is given, while the order of creation in the traditional view is n... |
Animals are companions and help us to workTheir products support dairy industries, wool industries, leather and fishing industries. These sectors employ many peopleBirds help in the pollination of plants. As a result human beings, animals and birds also get food. Pupil s activityPage 22-25Christian responsibility over ... |
One can use the harvest for a period and save the farmer from buying the same foodstuff in the future. The money which would have been used to purchase similar produce is used for other purpose. Well stores seeds can be planted in the future, saving one from buying the same farm input. Reforestation and replanting crop... |
This conservation ensured that Africans had seeds to plants during the rainy seasons. Preserved seeds and plants served as source of food during drought. Africans used fire to make plants sprout out more serving as food for the animals. How Africans ensured protection of all types of animals and birdsAfrican ensured pr... |
It is used in churches and during crusades for preaching. It is used at home for personal use during prayer time and home studyIn hospitals when praying for the sickSome Christians use the Bible before travelling to pray for journey merciesImportance of BibleJohn 1:1-2, Proverbs 30:5-6It contains the word of GodIt give... |
We should help those in need, respect and love our neighbour as we love ourselvesEmotional growthThe Bible builds our emotions. When facing sad and difficult situations. It brings us close to God. God provides everything for our enjoyment and we should express our joy to him. Intellectual growthAs we grow in strength, ... |
The New Testament focuses more on the life and teachings of Jesus and the early church. The stories are narrated through gospels and emphasise the importance of the sacrifices of Jesus. The function of the New testaments is to lead people to follow the example of Jesus more closely. The other books, written by various ... |
It is the book of John. Historical bookActs of apostleThe writer of acts of apostle was Luke. It explains the life of believers in the early church. Pauline epistlesThese are letters which were written by Paul while he was in prison. They areRomans1 Corinthians2 CorinthiansGalatiansEphesiansPhilippiansColossians1 Thess... |
Africans rediscovered their culture and developed confidence in it. Fast growth of the printing industry. Establishment of Bible societies in Africa e.g. the Bible society of KenyaReasons that led to the translations of the Bible into local languagesTo enable the word of God to reach more peopleTo train local people to... |
Establishment of Bible societies in Africa e.g. the Bible society of KenyaReasons that led to the translations of the Bible into local languagesTo enable the word of God to reach more peopleTo train local people to take leadership skillsTo facilitate the expansion of the churchTo indigenise ChristianityTo establish loc... |
The Bible society of KenyaReasons that led to the translations of the Bible into local languagesTo enable the word of God to reach more peopleTo train local people to take leadership skillsTo facilitate the expansion of the churchTo indigenise ChristianityTo establish local translation society for example Kenya s Bible... |
The societies offer employment opportunitiesIt has led to the development of the Christian printing press and bookshops. Leadership in the Bible: MosesExodus 2:11-13, exodus 3:1-2, Exodus 6:12During the call of Moses, god told Moses that he had heard the cry of his people Israelites God wanted to send Moses to the king... |
Moses sought for providences for the people of Israel when they were in the wilderness. God responded to his prayer and made bitter water fit to drink. Moses received the laws God had given the people of Israel. The laws would help to safeguard their relationship with God and among themselvesMoses also appointed judges... |
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