Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
“Seth and Enoch stand at center stage in this chapter. Though separated by five generations, these two men exerted enormous influence on their families and societies, influence that would carry forward for decades, even centuries… Above all else, these verses … Continue reading →
As a wrap up and review of Moses 7, we did an activity based on Moses 7:18(See photos below)”And the Lord called his people Zion, because they were of one heart and one mind, and dwelt in righteousness; and there was no poor among them.”…
Cain did not fall in a day, rather there were many choices that he made that led to his downfall. I had the students read Moses 4, looking for at least 5 steps that Cain took that led to his … Continue reading →
I use the following charts and quotes when I teach the Fall. I hope that this is helpful to some of you! This is a huge lesson to teach, and it is good to see how the Fall affects us, … Continue reading →
This idea came from a fellow teacher, Sharon Haynie.I looked up the Hebrew name for each of my students, printed them out from the My Hebrew Name site, and posted them on the walls of the hallway as the students arrived one morning.As the student…
One of my favorite stories is of Moses leading the Israelites. So when the outline suggested using this miraculous story I just had to use it!Below is included in the game.Moses was told by Jesus to lead the Israelites from Egypt to the promised land. …
With the end of the seminary school year coming, some of your students have finished reading the Doctrine & Covenants. The Old Testament is what is coming new year. But unlike the other three books of scripture in Seminary, with the Old Testament year, they only need to read selections. It is really the best of the best of the Old Testament they will need to read. The attached book mark shows your students what chapters to read, and they can shade it in as they read. Feel free […]
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Jacob (Israel) CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADWhen I tried to put all the files for the “Follow The Prophet” clip art set onto Etsy, the files were too big. I had to cut something out, and Jacob ended up being it. I don’t want anyone to miss ou…
I wrapped up the Old Testament scripture reading chart! True confession? I really like the black and white version. I can think of 1,000 ways to color in all the bubbles. The full color versions make me feel claustrophobic. Nevertheless, they are available for you, just in case. Again, I like the way Nathan Richardson […]
Downloaded from: http://ldsscriptureteachings.org/2014/03/09/old-testament-lesson-9-god-will-provide-a-lamb/ Lesson 9: God Will Provide A Lamb Kings Shall Come Out of Thee Genesis 15–17; 21. Later in his life, Abraham desires and is promised seed (15:1–6). Sarah gives Hagar to Abraham as his wife; Hagar bears Ishmael (16:1–16). God … Continue reading →
Downloaded from: http://ldsscriptureteachings.org/2014/01/19/gospel-doctrine-notes-old-testament-lesson-3/ Lesson 3: The Creation Moses 2-3, Genesis 1-2, Abraham 4-5 What does the creation account tell us? For our current needs, the Lord has given us the beautiful, powerful, concise, and systematic creation accounts of the scriptures. He has also … Continue reading →
Downloaded from: http://ldsscriptureteachings.org/2014/01/13/talents-in-the-pre-earth-life/ The Old Testament manual has some great helps with teaching Lesson 2: “Thou was chosen before thou wast born,” and I wanted to add the following quote by Elder McConkie to my notes on this lesson: Being subject to law, … Continue reading →
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