This activity focuses on God's covenant with the Israelites and calls students to be faithful to their calling as children of God. It discusses how God established a covenant with the Israelites at Mount Sinai and examines the essential ideas and messages from their story that are still relevant today. Students are asked to reflect on how they can bring goodness and newness to others in need, and to compose a prayer entrusting concerns and difficult situations to God.

1. Activity No. 4 (4th Quarter)
Activity Title: Israel, called to be a people of faith
Learning Target/s:
1.describe the covenant between God and His
people.
2.resolve to be faithful to one’s calling as a child of
God.
3.pray for the strength to be a person of faith.
References: Enjoying Our Journey of Faith-I
(second edition) (pp. 112-118)
Values: Perseverance

2. Israel a sacred name which refers to the chosen people
of God whom Moses has saved and settled in Canaan,
the land of promise. God established his covenant with
them at Mt. Sinai. “The covenant was the statute of their
statehood, their declaration of independence and His
laws were their constitution”.
Sacred Scripture
Exodus 19:1-8
(refer to textbook p. 114)
Church Teaching
CFC 425-427
(refer to textbook p. 115)
I. Essential Ideas

3. Patriarchs Purpose of
the Covenant
Proof
of the
Coven
ant
Messages from
their story that
are still relevant
today
Covenant
with
Abraham
Covenant
with Israel
through
Moses
II. Learning Experiences
A. Clarifying Understanding
Directions: Read the essential ideas from the textbook then ,
provide the information asked for in the items below.

4. D. Lifelong Learning
Direction: Answer the questions below.
1. The covenant has brought conversion and
transformation in the life of the Israelites. God allowed
these changes to happen in their life for them to
experience goodness and newness of life in the hands
of God. As a student who participated in the exposure
activity, how were you able to bring goodness and
newness in the life of the clients?
2. Ask God to give you strength to approach and make
yourself available to those who need your help to relieve
those whom you know from their difficult situation.
Compose a covenant entrusting to God their concerns
and situations.