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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Noah’s Ark as a symbol
There is significance to the symbolism of the ark Noah built in Genesis 6. There are three arks in the Bible. 1. The ark of Noah – contained the prophet and the salvation of Israel. The ark rested on a … Continue reading
Posted in Old Testament, Symbolism
Tagged LDS, LDS youth, Noah, Noah's Ark, Old Testament, seminary, symbolism, temples
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Enoch’s goal: creating Zion – Moses 7
We started the class asking this question: how would you describe a perfect society? We followed this question with, “have any of you had a perfect day or a perfect week? Where were you? Who were you with? What were … Continue reading
Posted in Old Testament
Tagged Enoch, ideas to teach LDS youth, Moses 7, seminary relevance, seminary teaching ideas, sportsmanship, Zion
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Genesis 2 – The message of the rib
We read the text of Genesis 2 and then students started asking several questions. Does Adam have a belly button? Is Eve really made out of a rib? Why did God command Adam not to partake of the fruit? This … Continue reading
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Tagged divine roles, Genesis 2, LDS seminary, Moses 3, Old Testament, seminary relevance, seminary teaching ideas
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Genesis 1-2: How to create a wonderful life
In class we examined the creation account from the perspective of the youth. Young people may not be creating worlds, but they certainly can use the Lord as an example of how to accomplish wonderful things in their personal lives. … Continue reading
Moses 1 – Identity
We taught Moses 1 and used the text to identify where Moses learns his identity. I asked the youth if they could think of a story, movie, or play where the character learns more about their identity and it changes … Continue reading