Syllabus piont codes 100 of C.R.E form 1-4

It seems you are looking for a comprehensive list of key topics or syllabus points covered in Christian Religious Education (C.R.E.) from Form 1 to Form 4. While there aren't "100 codes" in a numerical sense, here is an outline of the main areas of study typically covered in the Kenyan C.R.E. syllabus for each form:

Form 1: Introduction to C.R.E. and Old Testament

• Meaning and importance of C.R.E.
• The Bible: origin, structure, importance, translations.
• Creation and the Fall of Man (Genesis 1-3).
• Early Patriarchs: Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph.
• The Exodus: Moses, liberation, covenant at Sinai.
• Leadership in Israel: Joshua, Judges (e.g., Deborah, Gideon, Samson).
• Kingship in Israel: Saul, David, Solomon.

Form 2: Old Testament (continued) and Prophets

• The Divided Kingdom: Rehoboam, Jeroboam.
• Prophets of God: Elijah, Elisha.
• Major Prophets: Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Jeremiah (their messages and relevance).
• Exile and Return: Daniel, Nehemiah, Ezra.
• Wisdom Literature: Job, Psalms, Proverbs (themes and teachings).
• God's covenant with Israel and its significance.

Form 3: New Testament - The Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ

• Background to the birth of Jesus: political, social, religious situation.
• Birth and early life of Jesus (Luke 1-2, Matthew 1-2).
• Baptism and temptation of Jesus.
• Jesus' teachings: parables (e.g., Sower, Prodigal Son, Good Samaritan), Sermon on the Mount (Beatitudes).
• Miracles of Jesus (healing, nature miracles, exorcisms).
• Discipleship: calling, training, mission.
• Conflict with Jewish leaders.
• Triumphal entry into Jerusalem.
• The Last Supper, arrest, trial, crucifixion, resurrection, ascension of Jesus.

Form 4: New Testament - The Early Church and Christian Living

• The Holy Spirit and the Day of Pentecost.
• Growth of the early church: Peter, Stephen, Philip.
• Conversion and missionary journeys of Paul.
• Paul's teachings: salvation, grace, faith, love, unity in the church.
• Christian ethics:
  • Work and leisure
  • Wealth, poverty, and money
  • Sex, marriage, and family
  • Law, order, and justice
  • Science, technology, and environment
  • Drug and substance abuse
  • HIV/AIDS
• The relevance of Christian teachings to contemporary issues in society.