Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
This handout contrasts Jesus Christ and Satan. The idea is that we should know our enemy and his tactics so we can defeat him. I used this with Isaiah 14, but you could use it during any plan of salvation lesson, really. Answers included in the PDF of the same name.
A literary foil is someone who highlights another character’s trait, usually by contrast. The scriptures are full of these character foils. Examples include God/Christ v Satan, Cain v Abel, or Nephi and Sam v Laman and Lemuel. Often times a chapter or story will highlight events in two different people or groups of people. This is done on purpose and oftentimes there are direct differences that were meant to be…
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I’m not going to lie. This Isaiah stuff is HARD to teach! I will occasionally hit a lesson that takes me longer to prepare — in the 1-2 hour range. Usually that’s because I make a handout or have to try to find some supplemental media. But wow. This Isaiah stuff takes so much cross-referencing for me even to *start* understanding it that I’m spending at least 3-4 hours per…
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