“Lesson 1: ‘This Is My Work and My Glory’” Old Testament Class Member Study Guide (2001), 2–3
“Lesson 1,” Old Testament Class Member Study Guide, 2–3
Lesson 1
“This Is My Work and My Glory”
Study the following scriptures:
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Moses 1:1–11. Moses sees God and talks with him face to face. Moses learns that he is a son of God in the similitude of the Only Begotten of the Father.
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Moses 1:12–23. Satan confronts Moses; Moses casts him out.
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Moses 1:24–39. God appears again and teaches of his work and glory.
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What did Moses learn about God from the experiences described in Moses 1:1–7? What did Moses learn about himself? What difference can it make in our lives to know that we are children of God, created in the similitude of his Son?
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How did Moses receive strength to resist the temptations of Satan? (See Moses 1:18, 20–21.) How did Moses get Satan to leave? How can prayer strengthen us to resist temptation? What else can we do to gain this strength?
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Even though God has created worlds and people that are numberless to us, he assured Moses that he knows them all (Moses 1:35). How have you come to feel that Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ know you individually and love you?
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Why is it important for us to know what God’s work and glory is? What are some specific ways we can assist him in this great work?