1. Activity No. 2(4th Quarter)
Activity Title: Abraham, the Father of Faith
Learning Target/s:
1. describe how faith can make one ready to obey
God’s will:
2. cite ways and means to show where faith can
lead us or how it enables us to accomplish even
the most difficult things to do; and
3. praise and thank God for the gift of faith through
a prayer.
References: Enjoying Our Journey of Faith-I (second
edition).(pp. 93-101)
Values: Responsible
2. Abraham is our father of faith. He responded
to the love of God freely. Christian faith is also
both “free and “morally obliging” (cf.CCC160).
Our faith is a free response. No one, not even
God, forces us to believe.
Sacred Scripture
Genesis 22:1-3; 9-14
(refer to textbook p.
95)
Church Teaching
CFC 137
(refer to textbook
p.96)
I. Essential Ideas
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II. Learning Experiences
A. Clarifying Understanding
Directions: Read the essential ideas, and THEN NARRATE
CERTAIN INSTANCES WHICH YOU MAY HAVE PERSONALLY
EXPERIENCED OR SEEN ON TELEVISION THAT MANIFEST
DEEP FAITH IN GOD. (SHOWS)
4. D. Lifelong Learning
Direction: Answer the questions below.
1. Abraham has shown his deep faith in God by offering
everything that he has to God even to sacrifice his son in
the altar of the Lord. As a believer we are all called to
imitate the faith of Abraham. In your own ways, how will
you show that your words and deeds are clear
manifestations of your faith in God?
2. Write a short prayer asking the Holy Spirit to help you
nurture your faith.