The Dramatization of Bible Stories

Act 3 — GENESIS, CHAPTER 24

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INDEX PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION

The story of Isaac and Rebekah is unusually valuable for dramatization. It involves a well-worked-out plot which is beautifully and simply told in the Bible, and which brings the children in contact with many interesting customs among the shepherd people. The story needs little changing; it may be given almost as it is written.

The following outline for the divisions of the story is merely suggestive: