Sunday Adam & Eve Moses 3, Genesis 2, Abraham 5 Be sure to have your journals out…

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Sunday Adam & Eve Moses 3, Genesis 2, Abraham 5 Be sure to have your journals out…

Transcript of Sunday Adam & Eve Moses 3, Genesis 2, Abraham 5 Be sure to have your journals out…

SundayAdam & EveMoses 3, Genesis 2, Abraham 5

Be sure to have your journals out…

What is your favorite day of the week?

Read these verses: Moses 3:1-3 – look for three verbs about what God did on the Sabbath.

Answer these questions:

• What does sanctified mean?

• What do you think he wants you to do on the Sabbath?

Moses 3:2-3 What does it mean that God “Rested”?

“Sometimes we have thought of rest as being a place where we get on the reclining chair, or in our sneakers, or we get outside and lie on the grass, something where we are at rest. That isn’t the kind of rest that the Lord is speaking about. Heavenly Father rested—rested from His labors, but not put away from his work” (President Kimball, “The Privilege of Holding the Priesthood,” Ensign, Nov. 1975, 80).

Write about these in your journal

• What are some ways you can focus on sacred things on the Sabbath?

• How do you feel you have been blessed by resting from your labors on the Sabbath day and focusing on sacred things?

• What will you do THIS SUNDAY to make it different?

Moses 3:13 [footnote]Moses 3:18-20

Help Meet – Meaning?

• The Hebrew words for ‘help meet’ are ‘ezer kenegdo and mean• = power equal, and suited to • = equivalent opposite, or complimentary

• The King James translators rendered this phrase “help meet”—the word meet in sixteenth-century English meaning “fitting” or “proper.” It might be clearer if there were a comma after “help”—“I will make him an help, meet for him.”

�ֹו� �ּד �ְג ��ֶנ ְּכ �ר ֵע�ֶז

Why do you think it was “not good that the man should be alone”?

Moses 3:21–23

What’s with the rib?

“The story of the rib, of course, is figurative.”

Spencer W. Kimball

Ensign, Mar. 1976, p. 71

What’s with the rib?

“The rib, coming as it does from the side, seems to denote partnership. The rib signifies a lateral relationship as partners, to work and to live side by side.”

Russell M. NelsonEnsign, Nov. 1987, p. 87

Equal With Him“Woman was made of

a rib out of the side of Adam; not out of his feet to be trampled upon by him, but out of his side to be equal with him, under his arm to be protected, and near his heart to be loved.”

(Matthew Henry in Thomas S. Monson, Favorite Quotations from the Collection of Thomas S. Monson, 33.)

Moses 3:21–23

• In what ways should husbands and wives be equal?• Share an example.

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