Doctrinal Mastery

Jesus Shows His Wounds (Behold My Hands and Feet)

A wheel-shaped graphic representing the principles of the Doctrinal Mastery curriculum.

Doctrinal Mastery Overview

The Birth of Jesus, by Carl Heinrich Bloch (62116); GAK 200; GAB 30; Primary manual 1-75; Primary manual 2-41; Primary manual 4-10; Primary manual 6-50; Primary manual 7-03; Isaiah 7:14; Luke 2:1–16; 1 Nephi 11:13–21; Alma 7:10
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The Birth of Jesus

Christ Ordaining the Apostles (Christ Ordaining the Twelve Apostles), by Harry Anderson (62557); GAK 211; GAB 38; Primary manual 2-66; Primary manual 7-11; Matthew 10:1–4; John 15:16; Ephesians 2:19–20; Articles of Faith 1:5–6

Christ Ordaining the Apostles (Christ Ordaining the Twelve Apostles)

Ten Lepers (The Healing of the Ten Lepers), by James Tissot; Primary manual 2-45; Primary manual 7-23

Ten Lepers (The Healing of the Ten Lepers)

The Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple side view, including scenery.

Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple

Christ tells a group of people that He is the Good Shepherd.

Life of Jesus Christ: Parables - The Good Shepherd

Jesus Shows His Wounds (Behold My Hands and Feet), by Harry Anderson (62503); GAK 234; GAB 60; Primary manual 1-74; Primary manual 2-64; John 3:16; 8:12; 11:25; 14:6; 1 Corinthians 15:20–22

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