Light and sources of light are often seen as symbols of divinity and God’s presence. 

Recognizing God’s power and grandeur can inspire humility and reverence ––two  really important characteristics. 

The book of Moses is an inspired translation of the first chapters of the book of Genesis.  It includes several parts that are not found in Genesis including all of Moses 1.

Reference—Abraham 3:16, 19 ––the noble and great ones.

I am with thee, even unto the end of thy days.

Reflect on an experience when recognizing God’s greatness strengthened your faith.

Read Moses 1.  Look for what God says His work is and what He said Moses would do.  If you want to do this with a class or your family, consider using the “I am, You are, My work, Your work” printout found on the Don’t Miss this App or in the journal.

BIBLE TIMELINE

We don’t want you to just understand the Old Testament stories, we hope by the end of this year you will fall in love with them. This Old Testament timeline will help, and it will simplify your study of the Old Testament this year.

Hang it in your home! Use it with your Primary or Sunday class. Maybe you will refer to it as a reference during your personal study.

There are two versions of the timeline:

One is a fully completed timeline.

The other is interactive with blank spaces that you can fill in as we go.