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Through the Scriptures: A Five Year Course of Lessons with Outlines for Teachers and Preachers

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Equip your ministry with a lifetime of foundational truth using this monumental, five-year curriculum—now beautifully restored in a clean, modern edition for a new generation of expositors.

Finding a comprehensive, biblically sound, and deeply practical framework for teaching the whole counsel of God can be an overwhelming task. Pastors, Sunday school teachers, and curriculum developers often spend hundreds of hours trying to piece together a cohesive plan that is both doctrinally rigorous and easily digestible for a congregation.

In Through the Scriptures , notable evangelist, teacher, and author Alfred P. Gibbs hands you a masterfully engineered solution. This volume represents the pinnacle of Gibbs' lifelong devotion to equipping the local church. It provides a complete, structured, five-year course of systematic Bible lessons, carefully mapped out to guide students through the indispensable doctrines, narratives, and principles of God’s Word.

Rather than offering vague summaries, Gibbs delivers a treasury of raw, robust expository outlines. Each lesson is perfectly organized, heavily cross-referenced with Scripture, and designed to minimize preparation time while maximizing spiritual impact.

What you will find inside this comprehensive ministry A Complete Five-Year A broad, multi-year pedagogical roadmap that logically unfolds the foundational narratives of the Old Testament and the life-giving truths of the New Testament.

Expository Outlines of Masterful Every single lesson is structured with a clear, logical, and highly scannable layout—perfect for preaching directly from the pulpit or teaching in a classroom.

Absolute Textual Gibbs avoids theological fads, anchoring every point firmly in the unchanging, literal text of the Holy Scriptures.

Practical Pedagogical Packed with essential memory verses, central themes, key cross-references, and targeted applications that help the teacher drive the truth home to the hearts of hearers.

Who is this curriculum for?Pastors & An invaluable reference library offering an endless supply of expository sermon outlines, series frameworks, and thematic study chains.

Sunday School Teachers & Small Group The ultimate, ready-made curriculum companion to guide your students through a deep, systematic mastery of the Bible over five structured years.

Bible Institutes & Homeschool A doctrinally flawless, time-tested textbook that provides a rock-solid theological foundation for advanced biblical studies.

"A teacher’s work is to make the truth clear, interesting, and personal. Alfred P. Gibbs gives you the tools to do all three across the entire landscape of Scripture."

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Published July 2, 2026

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Alfred P. Gibbs

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Alfred P. Gibbs (1890-1967) was a man born to preach. At an early age Gibbs came to know, love, and serve the Lord Jesus Christ. He studied at Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and thereafter carried on an itinerant Bible teaching and writing ministry, chiefly in the United States and Canada. Gibbs published his first book, The Marvelous City of Mansoul in 1926. In all he wrote fourteen books and booklets, including Christian Baptism, The Lord s Supper, Scriptural Principles of Gathering, and Worship, all published by ECS Ministries. All his books have intensity like the man who wrote them. He was full of his subject. He also composed poetry and wrote Christian hymns. Gibbs never married, considering himself a eunuch for the kingdom of God. He was a model of the advice he gave, a spiritual man, a practical man, and fun to be with besides. For Gibbs, to hold forth the Word of life was a lifetime passion.

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