Lds seminary teachers manual new testament

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Allow All. All Books. All eBooks. All Audiobooks. All Teaching Helps. All Art. All Statues. All Scriptures. All Movies. All Music. All Jewelry. All Totes. All Gift Ideas. All Other. Lesson Numbers 1— Lesson Numbers 11— Lesson Numbers 13— Lesson Numbers 15— Lesson Numbers 20— Home-Study Lesson: Numbers 1—21 Unit Lesson Numbers 22— Lesson Numbers 30— Introduction to the Book of Deuteronomy.

Lesson Deuteronomy 1— Lesson Deuteronomy 14— Lesson Deuteronomy 20— Lesson Deuteronomy 27— Introduction to the Book of Joshua. Lesson Joshua 1—2.

Lesson Joshua 3—5. Lesson Joshua 6— Lesson Joshua 11— Introduction to the Book of Judges. Lesson Judges 1—5. Lesson Judges 6—9.

Lesson Judges 10— Introduction to the Book of Ruth. Lesson Ruth 1—2. Lesson Ruth 3—4. Introduction to the Book of 1 Samuel. Lesson 1 Samuel 1—2. Lesson 1 Samuel 3. Lesson 1 Samuel 4—8. Lesson 1 Samuel 9— Lesson 1 Samuel 12— Home-Study Lesson: 1 Samuel 1—15 Unit Lesson 1 Samuel Lesson 1 Samuel 18— Lesson 1 Samuel 25— Introduction to the Book of 2 Samuel.

Lesson 2 Samuel 1— Lesson 2 Samuel — Introduction to the Book of 1 Kings. Lesson 1 Kings 1— Lesson 1 Kings 11— Lesson 1 Kings Lesson 1 Kings 18— Introduction to the Book of 2 Kings.

Lesson 2 Kings 1—4. Lesson 2 Kings 5— Lesson 2 Kings 14— Lesson 2 Kings 18— Lesson 2 Kings 21— Lesson 1 Chronicles; 2 Chronicles. Introduction to the Book of Ezra. Lesson Ezra 1—6. Lesson Ezra 7— However, as you plan your lesson, you may discover that you do not have enough time in a class period to use all the teaching suggestions in the manual. Seek the direction of the Spirit and prayerfully consider the needs of your students as you determine which portions of the scripture block to emphasize in order to help students feel the truth and importance of gospel truths and apply them in their lives.

If time is short, you may need to adapt other portions of the lesson by briefly summarizing a group of verses or by guiding students to quickly identify a principle or doctrine before moving on to the next group of verses. As you consider how to adapt lesson materials, be sure to follow this counsel from Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles:. As you prepare to teach, be mindful of students who have particular needs. Adjust activities and expectations to help them succeed.

You can use these tools to mark scriptures, conference addresses, Church magazine articles, and lessons. You can also add and save notes for use during your lessons. Book introductions provide an overview of each book. Among other things, they explain who wrote each book, describe some distinctive features of each book, and provide a summary of the content of each book. Scripture block introductions give a brief overview of the context and content of the scripture block for each lesson.

Scripture blocks are often divided into smaller segments or groups of verses that focus on a particular topic or action.

The reference for each verse grouping is followed by a brief summary of the events or teachings within that group of verses. Teaching helps explain principles and methods of gospel teaching. They can assist you in your efforts to improve as a teacher. The body of the lesson contains guidance for you as you study and teach. It suggests teaching ideas, including questions, activities, quotations, diagrams, and charts. As doctrines and principles naturally arise from the study of the scripture text, they are emphasized in bold to help you identify and focus on them in your discussion with students.

Pictures of Church leaders and events from the scriptures represent visual aids you could display, if available, as you teach. The 25 scripture mastery passages found in the New Testament are highlighted in context in the lessons in which they appear. Each of these lessons also contains a teaching idea for these passages. To help you be consistent in teaching scripture mastery passages, scripture mastery review activities are scattered throughout the manual.

For additional scripture mastery teaching ideas, see the appendix of this manual or the Seminary Student Resources on LDS. Column space in the printed teacher manual can be used for lesson preparation, including writing notes, principles, experiences, or other ideas, as you feel prompted by the Holy Ghost.

Additional quotations and explanations are provided at the end of some lessons to add to your understanding of historical context, specific concepts, or scripture passages. Use the information in this section to prepare to answer questions or give additional insights as you teach.

Additional commentary items can be found in the digital versions of this manual on LDS. Supplemental teaching ideas appear at the end of some lessons.

These provide suggestions for teaching doctrines and principles that may not be identified or emphasized in the body of the lesson. Additional teaching ideas can be found in the digital versions of this manual on LDS. This manual contains the following elements for daily seminary teachers: daily teacher lessons, teaching helps, book introductions, and resources for teaching scripture mastery and Basic Doctrines. Book introductions are placed before the first lesson of each book of scripture.

The book introductions provide an overview of each book by answering the following questions: Why study this book? Who wrote this book? When and where was it written? To whom was it written and why? Introduction to the Second Epistle of Paul to the Thessalonians.

Introduction to the Second Epistle of Paul to Timothy. Introduction to the Revelation of St. John the Divine. Title Page. Lesson 1: Introduction to the New Testament. Lesson 2: The Plan of Salvation. Lesson 3: The Role of the Learner. Lesson 4: Studying the Scriptures. Lesson 5: Context and Overview of the New Testament. Introduction to the Gospel According to St. Lesson 6: Matthew 1—2.

Lesson 7: Matthew 3. Lesson 8: Matthew 4. Lesson 9: Matthew — Lesson Matthew — Home-Study Lesson: Matthew 1—5 Unit 2. Lesson Matthew 6. Lesson Matthew 7.

Lesson Matthew 8— Lesson Matthew 11— Home-Study Lesson: Matthew — Unit 3. Lesson Matthew Home-Study Lesson: Matthew — Unit 4. Lesson Matthew 19— Home-Study Lesson: Matthew — Unit 5.

Lesson Joseph Smith—Matthew; Matthew Home-Study Lesson: Matthew — Unit 6. Lesson Mark 1. Lesson Mark 2—3. Lesson Mark 4—5. Lesson Mark 6. Lesson Mark 7—8. Lesson Mark — Home-Study Lesson: Mark 4—9 Unit 8. Lesson Mark Lesson Mark 11— Lesson Luke 1. Lesson Luke 2. Lesson Luke 3—4. Lesson Luke 5. Lesson Luke — Lesson Luke 8—9.