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RCCG Sunday School Teachers’ Manual 19 June 2022

by Chibuzor Nwaobasi

RCCG Sunday School Teachers' Manual 19 June 2022 - Lesson 42
RCCG Sunday School Teachers’ Manual 19 June 2022 – Lesson 42

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LESSON FORTY TWO (42)
TOPIC: DEGREES OF RESTITUTION

SUNDAY SCHOOL HYMN
1. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
O how I love Thee well,
I am happy, it makes me glad
To rejoice at Thy birth.

  1. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
    Thy friendship suits me well,
    Both young and will sing Thy song,
    We long for Sunday School.

  2. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
    Christ was Thy first teacher,
    The Holy Spirit, great teacher,
    Does manifest in thee.

  3. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
    This testimony is sure,
    That God, the Father Almighty,
    Poured His blessings

  4. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
    Though the sun be so bright,
    Or if the clouds be black with rain,
    I’ll be in Sunday School.

  5. O Sunday School, on the Lord’s day,
    I rejoice to see Thee,
    Will thou pass over me today?
    Without my being blest?

OPENING PRAYER: Almighty Father, we pray that You grant us the enabling strength to do justly, to love mercy and to be humble before You in Jesus’ name.

BIBLE PASSAGE: Genesis 33:1-11

MEMORY VERSE: “He hath shewed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?” Micah 6:8.

RCCG Sunday School Teachers’ Manual 19 June 2022 Lesson 42

INTRODUCTION:

Simply put, restitution is the act of making right the wrong done against someone or an institution. God is a just God and He expects justice from everyone (Mic.6:8; Jer. 22:3). This is such a universal law of human relationships that even the world’s courts know that it is just and right to require that corrections be made for wrong actions of the past.

TEXT REVIEW:
i. Jacob had wronged his brother Esau on the account of the father’s blessings. He wept when he met his brother eventually. (Gen. 33:3-4).

ii. Jacob determined what should be appropriate to compensate his brother for the wrong doing. (Gen. 33:10).

iii. The items of compensation presented to Esau for restitution were: (Gen.32:13-15).
a. Two hundred (200) she goats.
b. Twenty (20) he goats.
c. Two hundred (200) ewes.
d. Twenty (20) rams.
e. Thirty (30) milk camels with their colts.
f. Forty (40) cows.
g. Ten (10) bulls.
h. Twenty (20) she asses.
i. Ten (10) foals.

iv. Although Esau declined to accept the compensation at first, he eventually accepted them after his brother urged him. (Gen. 33:11).

v. What lesson can we derive from this story?

RCCG Sunday School Teachers’ Manual 19 June 2022 | LESSON OUTLINES:

  1. KINDS OF RESTITUTION
  2. SATISFACTORY COMPENSATION

1. KINDS OF RESTITUTION
i. Question: What is restitution?
Answer: Act of making right the wrong done against someone or an institution.
ii. Question: What are the kinds of restitution?
Answer: There are two kinds of restitution. These are:
a. Restitution of material loss.
b. Restitution of personal loss.

iii. Question: What are the differences between the two?
Answer: A. Material Loss: This has to do with compensation or reparation or reimbursement or repayment of money or its equivalent to the victim(s).

a. Question: Under what conditions could material loss occur?
Answer: i. Items/Money forcefully taken.
ii. Items/Money taken by false pretence/deception.
iii. Deliberate or accidental damages.
iv. Deliberate or accidental injuries/action.

b. Question: What do 1Samuel 12:3 and Luke 19:8 say about restitution?
Answer: B. Personal Loss: i. This has to do with retaliation with others.
ii. The persons in the relationship deliberately or inadvertently injured the other person or inflict pains on the other person.
iii. The pain could be emotional or other non-material loss.
iv. It could be sinful act or hurtful actions.
v. It could emanate from choice (s) or preferences, priority, circumstances.

A. What do the following Scriptures say about restitution of personal loss?
i. Genesis 33:1-11.
ii. Psalms 26:2.
iii. Psalms 139:23-24.

CLASS ACTIVITY 1: It seems people do not like to restitute. Explore the possible reasons.

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2. SATISFACTORY COMPENSATION
a) Satisfactory compensation can be given as restitution to the person who suffered loss instead of the actual thing.
b) This has to do with estimated value as agreed by both parties.
c) Actual value may not be replaced but the person who suffered the loss should be satisfied with the value to be compensated.
d) Desire on the part of the one who suffer loss to be over compensated is greed and covetousness.

e) Some guidelines/advice to borrowers and lenders:
i. Do not give out something on loan if you know you may not get exact back in the event of loss.
ii. Be careful to give out as loan things you consider priceless to you.
iii. Be careful not to borrow what you know you cannot replace in the event of loss.
f) Significance of restitution:
i. Clear conscience before God and man.
ii. Peace of mind.
iii. It can engender forgiveness from the one who was offended.

CLASS ACTIVITY 2: Apply Isaiah 24:2 to the lesson.

SUMMARY: Restitution is desirable.

CONCLUSION: Understand your degree of offence and make efforts to compensate satisfactorily.

EVALUATION: What are the kinds of restitution?

CLOSING PRAYER: Almighty Father, please help us to do those things which the Lord has taught us in this lesson, in the name of Jesus.

ASSIGNMENT: Mention ten (10) things you can restitute.

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