Doctrinal Mastery
This prophet saw the premortal Christ and learned that we are children of God.
Moses
This covenant sign was given to Abraham and his posterity.
Circumcision
This symbol placed on Israelite doorposts saved them from death.
Blood of the Passover lamb
This prophet led Israel out of Egypt.
Moses
This day was set apart weekly as holy rest.
Sabbath
This verse teaches that the Lord works “line upon line, precept upon precept.”
Isaiah 28:10
The three main promises of the Abrahamic Covenant?
Property, Posterity and Priesthood
Moses lifting this object healed the people from deadly serpent bites.
The Brazen serpent
This Judge defeated the Midianites with only 300 men.
Gideon
The Tabernacle’s innermost room where God’s presence symbolized dwelling was called this.
Holy of Holies
This scripture teaches that the Lord’s house is a house of prayer, fasting, faith, learning, and order.
Doctrine & Covenants 88:119
This prophet wrestled with an angel and had his name changed to Israel.
This prophet was swallowed for three days, symbolizing Christ’s burial.
Jonah
This young shepherd defeated Goliath.
David
The Ark of the Covenant contained the tablets, Aaron’s rod, and this.
Manna
This modern scripture explains that we are adopted into the house of Israel through covenant.
Abraham 2:9-11 (10)
This covenant required obedience to the Law of Moses and was given at Mount Sinai.
Terrestrial Law or Mosaic Covenant
This kinsman-redeemer in the Old Testament represents Christ’s redeeming role.
Boaz
This prophet called down fire from heaven on Mount Carmel.
Elijah
This Old Testament prophet declared, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”
Joshua
This doctrinal mastery passage teaches that the Lord is “merciful and gracious, long-suffering, and abundant in goodness and truth."
Exodus 34:6
This Old Testament story illustrates willingness to sacrifice, symbolizing Heavenly Father sacrificing Jesus Christ.
Abraham and Isaac (Genesis 22)
The Day of Atonement included two goats — one sacrificed and one sent away. The second goat symbolized this.
Christ bearing and removing our sins? (Scapegoat – Leviticus 16)
This prophet saw the valley of dry bones and prophesied of Israel’s gathering.
Ezequiel
The Tabernacle’s east-facing entrance symbolized humanity’s return to God, reversing this event in Genesis.
The Fall of Adam and Eve