The effects of greed (Ahab and Gehazi)
Christian Religious Studies SS2 Second Term
Week 7
Topic: The effects of greed (Ahab and Gehazi)
Performance objectives
Pupils should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of greed
- Recognize it as an onerous vice that is injurious to the individual and society
- Recount the stories of Ahab and Gehazi’s greed actions
- Give examples of greed in Nigeria
Content
Greed can simply be defined as an excessive desire for something. It can be food, money, and other forms of wealth. A greedy person can commit any crime to ensure that he satisfies his desire.
A. Ahab seize Naboth’s vineyard (1kings 21:1, 2:16)
Naboth, the jezreelite had a vineyard in Jezreel near the palace of Ahab the king of Samaria..... View More
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- Examples of King Asa
- Consequences of obedience
- Friendship
- Trust in God
- The Wisdom of Solomon
- Christian Religious Studies SSS2 Second Term Mid Term Assesment
- Test
- Unwise decision of Solomon and Rehaboam
- The effects of greed (Ahab and Gehazi)
- The supremacy of God
- Elijah at Mount Carmel
- Religious reform
- Christian Religious Studies SSS2 Second Term Final Assesment
- Test
- Chapters 12
- Category SSS2
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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