A Marvelous Work
Joseph Smith translated this book, which we study alongside the Bible.
The Book of Mormon.
Complete God’s reason for courage: “Fear thou not; for I am ___.”
With thee. Isaiah 41:10.
What is a proverb?
A proverb is a short, memorable saying that teaches wisdom or gives practical advice.
Complete this scripture and give its reference
“For _____, this is my _____ and my _____—to _____ to _____ the _____ and _____ of man.”
Moses 1:39
Who in our class has a birthday in September?
Lola, Tama
Amos described a famine—not for bread or water, but of what?
Hearing the words of the Lord. Amos 8:11–12.
Isaiah 40:31 compares renewed strength to mounting up with the wings of this bird.
An eagle.
Knowledge is knowing something. What is wisdom?
Answer: The right application of knowledge.
Complete and give the reference
“Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his _____ unto his servants the _____.”
Amos 3:7
secrets / prophets
Who in our class plays a school sport?
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This term describes the widespread falling away from Christ’s gospel and Church discussed in our game.
The Great Apostasy. See 2 Thessalonians 2:3.
Name two things God promises to do in Isaiah 41:10, besides being with His people.
Any two: strengthen, help, uphold.
Proverbs 1:7 says, “The _____ of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.”
Answer: Fear — meaning reverence/respect for God.
Complete this scripture and give the reference
“Trust in the _____with all thine _____; and _____ not unto _____thine own _____.”
Proverbs 3:5:
“Trust in the Lord with all thine Heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.”
Who in our class has met someone famous?
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Explain how the Restoration answers the spiritual hunger described in our lesson. Name two things restored or brought forth.
Accept two: gospel truth, priesthood authority, prophetic revelation, Christ’s Church, or the Book of Mormon—with an explanation of how they help us receive God’s guidance and come to Christ.
Someone says, “If I trusted God, I would never feel tired.” Use Isaiah 40:28–31 to correct that idea.
People—including youths—grow weary. God does not grow weary, and He renews the strength of those who wait upon Him.
Proverbs teaches that “the Lord giveth wisdom.” Give TWO ways seeking the Lord's wisdom could help a teenager make better decisions.
Answer: Accept reasonable examples involving friends, dating, entertainment, language, temptation, education, future plans, commandments, etc.
Choose one person to recite ANY Scripture Mastery passage from memory.
It must be different from any passage the team already recited. A different student is required that did not win the $400 challenge.
Answer requirement: Reference + scripture/key phrase.
Who is the youngest person in our class
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In Isaiah 29:13, people honored God with their lips, but this was far from Him.
Their hearts.
Isaiah 43:2 names waters, rivers, and fire. What does God promise as His people pass through them?
His presence and protection. Emphasize that the lesson taught reliance on Him through hardship; it did not promise a life without hardship.
Someone knows gossiping is wrong but joins in anyway. Do they lack knowledge or wisdom? Why?
Answer: Wisdom. They know what is right but aren't applying what they know.
Choose one person from the team to recite ANY Scripture Mastery passage from memory.
Answer requirement: Reference + scripture/key phrase. No teammates, scriptures, or phones.
Who in our class hasnt missed any days of seminary?
Teuila