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Case File: The Sealed Book

Isaiah writes a prophecy 2,500 years early, and a famous professor walks right into it

  • ⭐ Valiant 9–10
  • Week 39
  • 📅 Sunday, September 27, 2026
🤔 Forehead Guess🏆 Showdown
💡 The big idea

God does His marvelous work through humble people who trust Him, and the Book of Mormon is the proof that Isaiah’s prophecy came true.

I can trust God more than my own pride, and I can find out for myself that the Book of Mormon is true.

Study it yourself firstRead Isaiah 13–14; 22; 24–30; 35 in Gospel LibraryCome, Follow Me manualOpen this week (Isaiah 13–14; 22; 24–30; 35)
Know the chapters

Isaiah prophesied about 700 years before Jesus was born. Chapters 13–14 announce the fall of proud Babylon. In 14:12–15, Isaiah compares Babylon’s king to Lucifer. Lucifer said “I will” five times, tried to put himself above God, and was brought down. Moses 4:1–2 shows the other side of that premortal council. Satan demanded God’s honor. The Savior said, “Father, thy will be done, and the glory be thine forever.” Chapters 24–30 and 35 look ahead to the last days. The Lord is a refuge from the storm in 25:4. Death is swallowed up in victory in 25:8, which Paul quotes in 1 Corinthians 15:54. Those whose minds are stayed on Him get perfect peace in 26:3. Revelation comes line upon line in 28:10. The desert blossoms as the rose in 35:1. In 22:22–23, Eliakim receives the key of the house of David. He’s fastened “as a nail in a sure place.” Those words point to Jesus Christ. Compare Revelation 3:7.

The star of the week is Isaiah 29. Your Valiants can handle it as real prophetic evidence. Isaiah saw a people who would “speak out of the ground” and whisper “out of the dust.” That’s 29:4. Compare 2 Nephi 26:16. He saw a sealed book handed to a learned man who says, “I cannot; for it is sealed.” That’s 29:11. The same book goes to someone “not learned” in 29:12. And 29:14 promises a “marvellous work and a wonder.” Nephi quotes and expands this prophecy in 2 Nephi 27. He adds three witnesses who would see the book, in 27:12. And he adds the Lord’s promise in 27:20: “I am able to do mine own work.”

The fulfillment is in Joseph Smith—History 1:59–65. Joseph received the plates on September 22, 1827. That’s 199 years ago this very week. Moroni had buried them in a hill about 1,400 years earlier. Joseph copied some of the characters. In 1828, Martin Harris took them to Professor Charles Anthon in New York City. By Martin’s account, the professor called the characters true and wrote a certificate. Then he heard an angel was involved. He asked for the certificate back and tore it up. When Martin said part of the plates was sealed, Anthon replied, “I cannot read a sealed book.” Joseph was a young farmer with little schooling. He translated by the gift and power of God. The Book of Mormon was printed in 1830. Isaiah 29:13 shows up again in the First Vision. The Lord quoted it to describe the religions of Joseph’s day, in Joseph Smith—History 1:19.

Nine- to eleven-year-olds love a mystery that actually gets solved. They’re old enough to notice the pattern. Proud Lucifer falls. The proud professor misses the miracle. A humble teenager receives the book. That’s Isaiah 29:14: the wisdom of the worldly wise perishes, and God does His work anyway. Help them see that humble, line-upon-line learning is how they gain their own testimony of the Book of Mormon. Your 11-year-olds are getting ready for the temple, deacon quorums and Young Women classes. The restored priesthood and temples are part of the “marvellous work” Isaiah saw.

Only have 5 minutes?

Read Isaiah 29:11–14 and Joseph Smith—History 1:63–65. Tape a card inside a folder and write SEALED on it. Tell the Case File story in Teach Mode, with sound effects from the class. Teach Isaiah 29:14 with the motions. Run the Prophecy Match race, then close with the Desert Blooms testimony. Brought nothing? Tap “I brought nothing.” Your own scriptures become the sealed book, and the race becomes a team shout-out.

What to bring3 items

Tick what you have. Forgot something? Every step that needs a supply has a no-supplies version in the plan below.

Before class

  1. Read Isaiah 29:11–14 and Joseph Smith—History 1:63–65. Seal the card in the folder with lots of tape.
  2. Write one pair on each slip: “Isaiah 29:4 + 2 Nephi 26:16” · “Isaiah 29:11 + Joseph Smith—History 1:65” · “Isaiah 29:12 + 2 Nephi 27:19–20” · “Isaiah 29:13 + Joseph Smith—History 1:19.”

If your class is wild

  • “Prophecy confirmed!” is your secret weapon. A fist stamped on a palm is loud, fun and done from a seat. Add one whenever the room drifts.
  • Give your most restless kid the Case File Keeper job. Holding the secret keeps them still and proud.
  • Pick a strong reader as the Scripture Reader ahead of time. Show them where Joseph Smith—History is, near the end of the Pearl of Great Price.
  • In the Prophecy Match race, only one kid per team holds the scriptures at a time. Rotate the holder each round so everyone gets a turn.
  • If one team runs away with the score, give a “humble detective” point. It goes to anyone who admits a wrong guess and fixes it. It fits the lesson perfectly.

The 25-minute plan25 min + bonus

Bonus steps are for when you have extra time. Steps that mention Teach Mode, the Sound Board or other class games refer to the Gospel Sparks app; on the web you can play Forehead Guess and Scripture Showdown from this page.

1. Hook

Crack the Sealed Case File

3 min

An impossible challenge sets up the prophecy the whole lesson solves.

  1. SAY“Inside this case file is something a famous professor said in 1828. But a prophet wrote it down twenty-five hundred years earlier! Can you read it without opening it?”
  2. Let two or three kids who are sitting ready hold it to the light. Give them about 30 seconds to guess. Ask: “Why can’t you read it?” It’s sealed!
  3. Hand the folder to the Case File Keeper. Say: “Don’t open it until the story tells you to.”
🌪️ Only kids sitting ready get to hold the file. It works like magic.

Class screen: 🔒 Can you read a sealed case file? · 🔒 Can you read it?

No supplies? Do this instead

Instead of: A folder or envelope taped shut with SEALED written on it; inside, a card that says “I cannot read a sealed book.” (Joseph Smith—History 1:65)

The Sealed Scriptures

  1. SAY“Inside my scriptures is something a famous professor said in 1828. But a prophet wrote it down twenty-five hundred years earlier! Can you read it without opening them?”
  2. Hold your scriptures shut with both hands. Let two or three kids who are sitting ready guess. Ask: “Why can’t you read it?” It’s sealed!
  3. Hand your closed scriptures to the Case File Keeper. Say: “Don’t open them until the story tells you to.”

Class screen: 📕 Can you read a sealed book? · 🔒 Can you read it?

2. Story

Story: The Book Nobody Could Read

7 min

You tell how Isaiah’s clues came true one by one. The class checks the evidence with real verses.

  1. SAY“Detectives check the evidence. Watch the pictures, and help me with the sound effects.”
  2. Open the story in Teach Mode. When a sound shows, the class makes it. After scene 1, the Scripture Reader reads Isaiah 29:11–12 from their seat.
  3. At scene 5, the Scripture Reader reads Joseph Smith—History 1:65. Then the Keeper opens the file and reads the card aloud.
  4. Ask: “Why do you think the professor missed the miracle right in front of him?” Listen for: he was proud and didn’t believe God still sends angels.
🌪️ If the room gets loud, whisper the next scene. Kids almost always match your volume.

Class screen: 🕵️ Case File: the book nobody could read · 🔒 Click! · 🐴 Clip-clop! · 📄 Rrrrip! · 👊 Prophecy confirmed!

No supplies? Do this instead

Instead of: A folder or envelope taped shut with SEALED written on it; inside, a card that says “I cannot read a sealed book.” (Joseph Smith—History 1:65)

  1. SAY“Detectives check the evidence. Watch the pictures, and help me with the sound effects.”
  2. Open the story in Teach Mode. When a sound shows, the class makes it. After scene 1, the Scripture Reader reads Isaiah 29:11–12 from their seat.
  3. At scene 5, the Keeper opens your scriptures to Joseph Smith—History 1:65 and reads the professor’s words aloud.
  4. Ask: “Why do you think the professor missed the miracle right in front of him?” Listen for: he was proud and didn’t believe God still sends angels.
3. Scripture

Key Verse: Isaiah 29:14

4 min

Kids memorize Isaiah’s name for the Restoration and think about why God works through humble people.

  1. SAY“Isaiah gave all of this a name. Read it with me from the screen.”
  2. Read Isaiah 29:14 together once.
  3. SAY“Proceed means go ahead and do it. Prudent means careful and wise. Some people think they’re wise without God. They miss His work.”
  4. Teach the motions one phrase at a time. Say it twice: once normally, once like a detective announcing the answer.
  5. Ask: “Why do you think the Lord chose a farm boy instead of a famous professor?” Listen for: God works through humble people who trust Him.

Class screen: ✨ A marvelous work and a wonder!

4. Game

Prophecy Match Race

8 min

A friendly team race through real scriptures proves each Isaiah 29 clue came true. That’s the big idea in action.

  1. SAY“Detectives don’t just believe a story. They check the evidence. Let’s race! Match each clue from Isaiah 29 to where it came true.”
  2. Split into two teams, each with scriptures. Read one slip aloud. Both teams race to find both verses.
  3. The first team to read both verses aloud and explain the match scores a point. Everyone: “Prophecy confirmed!” Short on time? Race two slips.
  4. Answers: 29:4 ➜ 2 Nephi 26:16. 29:11 ➜ Joseph Smith—History 1:65. 29:12 ➜ 2 Nephi 27:19–20. 29:13 ➜ Joseph Smith—History 1:19.
  5. Ask: “Which match surprised you the most?” Then: “Why?”
🌪️ Only one kid per team holds the scriptures at a time. Teammates help by calling out where the book is. Rotate the holder each round.

Class screen: 🔍 Prophecy Match: find where Isaiah 29 came true! · 29:4 · A voice out of the dust · 29:11 · The learned man can’t read it · 29:12 · Given to one not learned · 29:13 · Lips near, hearts far

No supplies? Do this instead

Instead of: Scriptures for two teams: a Bible and Book of Mormon, or the Gospel Library app, Four slips of paper, each with one prophecy pair written on it (see prep)

Prophecy Match Shout-Out

  1. SAY“Detectives check the evidence. I’ll read a verse where a prophecy came true. Huddle with your team. Then tell me which clue on the screen it matches.”
  2. Read these in order from your scriptures or Gospel Library. Joseph Smith—History 1:65. 2 Nephi 26:16. Joseph Smith—History 1:19. 2 Nephi 27:19–20.
  3. The first team with a hand up and the right match scores a point. Everyone: “Prophecy confirmed!”
  4. Ask: “Which match surprised you the most?” Then: “Why?”

Class screen: 🔍 Which Isaiah 29 clue came true? · 29:4 · A voice out of the dust · 29:11 · The learned man can’t read it · 29:12 · Given to one not learned · 29:13 · Lips near, hearts far

5. Testimony

The Desert Blooms

3 min

A quiet ending ties the Restoration to Isaiah 35:1 and invites each kid to gain their own witness.

  1. SAY“Cup your hands closed, like a flower bud. Listen to Isaiah: ‘the desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose.’”
  2. SAY“After the Apostles died, many truths were lost. It was like a dry desert. Then through Joseph Smith, those truths came back. The desert bloomed!”
  3. Kids slowly open their hands.
  4. Share a short testimony of the Book of Mormon. Ask: “How can you know for yourself that it’s true?” Moroni 10:4–5 says to read, ponder and ask God.
  5. Share the Nephi’s Case Notes challenge, then ask a child to say the closing prayer.

Class screen: 🌵🌹 The desert shall blossom as the rose. · Isaiah 35:1

6. Game

Forehead Guess: Case File Edition

4 minBONUS

A fast, competitive review of every person, clue and idea from Isaiah’s prophecies.

  1. SAY“Valiant rules! Give clues, but don’t say the word. And don’t say any word from its hint.”
  2. Tap Forehead Guess. One kid holds your phone or tablet on their forehead, screen facing the class. Teammates give clues from their seats.
  3. Teams alternate 45-second turns. Double point if the guesser can name the chapter where the word shows up.
🌪️ Clue-givers raise a hand and wait to be picked by the guesser.
▶ Play Forehead Guess on the web

Class screen: 🤔 Forehead Guess: Case File Edition · No saying words from the hint!

7. Game

Scripture Showdown

5 minBONUS

A tough team quiz tests how well they followed the evidence.

  1. SAY“Same teams as the Prophecy Match. Let’s see who really cracked the case!”
  2. Tap Scripture Showdown. Read each question aloud. Teams get 10 seconds to whisper, then point to an answer.
  3. Give a bonus point to a team that can name the verse.
▶ Play Scripture Showdown on the web

Class screen: 🏆 Scripture Showdown!

The story

Case File: The Book Nobody Could Read

Isaiah 29:4, 11–14; Joseph Smith—History 1:59–65; 2 Nephi 27:19–20 ↗

Optional helpers

  • Case File KeeperHolds the sealed folder on their lap and opens it at scene 5 to read the card aloud.
  • Scripture ReaderA strong reader who reads Isaiah 29:11–12 and Joseph Smith—History 1:65 aloud from their seat.

Scenes

  1. 🧔📜 Clue #1: a sealed book

    About twenty-five hundred years before Joseph Smith, the Lord showed Isaiah a vision. A book would be sealed. People would hand it to a learned man. They’d say, “Read this.” And he’d say he couldn’t. It was sealed.

    🙌 Turn a pretend key: “Click! Sealed!”

  2. ⛰️👼 Clue #2: a voice out of the ground

    Around the year 421, Moroni buried his people’s record in a hill. Fourteen hundred years later, he came as an angel to Joseph Smith. On September 22, 1827, Joseph lifted out the plates. That’s almost two hundred years ago, this very week!

    🙌

  3. ✍️🐴 Martin carries the characters to New York

    Joseph copied some strange characters from the plates onto paper. His friend Martin Harris was a farmer. Martin carried that paper all the way to New York City. He showed it to a famous professor named Charles Anthon.

    🙌 Pat your knees for the long trip: “Clip-clop, clip-clop!”

  4. 🎓📄 The professor tears up his certificate

    Martin said the professor called the characters real. He even wrote a certificate saying so. Then Martin told him an angel had shown Joseph the plates. The professor took the certificate back. And he tore it up! He said angels don’t come anymore.

    🙌 Rip up a pretend paper: “Rrrrip!”

  5. 🔒😲 Clue #3: “I cannot read a sealed book”

    Then the professor said, bring me the plates. He’d translate them himself! Martin said part of the plates was sealed. And the professor answered with almost the exact words Isaiah wrote. Twenty-five hundred years earlier!

    🙌

  6. 👦🙏✨ Clue #4: given to one not learned

    Isaiah said the book would go to someone “not learned.” Joseph had hardly been to school. But he translated by the gift and power of God. In 1830, the Book of Mormon was printed. It was “a marvellous work and a wonder.”

    🙌 Biggest fist on palm yet: “Prophecy confirmed!”

Key verse

Isaiah 29:14 ↗
“Therefore, behold, I will proceed to do a marvellous work among this people, even a marvellous work and a wonder: for the wisdom of their wise men shall perish, and the understanding of their prudent men shall be hid.”
In kid words: The Lord said: “I am going to do something amazing and wonderful among My people. People who think they’re smart without Me will miss it.”
🙌 “I will proceed” = march in place · “a marvellous work” = pound a fist on your palm like a hammer · “and a wonder” = hands burst open like fireworks · “the wisdom of their wise men” = tap your head and stick your nose in the air · “shall perish” = blow on your open hand like dust · “shall be hid” = cover your eyes.

More verses

Isaiah 29:11–12 ↗
“a book that is sealed, which men deliver to one that is learned, saying, Read this, I pray thee: and he saith, I cannot; for it is sealed: And the book is delivered to him that is not learned”
In kid words: A smart man would be handed a sealed book and say, “I can’t read it.” Then the book would go to someone without much schooling.
Isaiah 14:13–14 ↗
“I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God … I will be like the most High.”
In kid words: Lucifer wanted to put himself above God. His pride brought him down.
Isaiah 26:3 ↗
“Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee.”
In kid words: When you keep your mind fixed on the Lord and trust Him, He gives you peace that doesn’t wobble.
Isaiah 28:10 ↗
“For precept must be upon precept, precept upon precept; line upon line, line upon line; here a little, and there a little”
In kid words: God teaches us a little at a time. Each truth you learn gets you ready for the next one.

Forehead Guess words20 words

  • 🧔 Isaiah
  • 🔒 Sealed book
  • 🎓 Professor Anthon
  • 🧑‍🌾 Martin Harris
  • 👦 Joseph Smith
  • 👼 Moroni
  • ✍️ Emma Smith
  • 📙 Gold plates
  • 〰️ Characters
  • 📄 Certificate
  • 🗣️ Voice from the dust
  • ⬇️ Lucifer
  • 😤 Pride
  • 🧱 Line upon line
  • 🕊️ Perfect peace
  • ⛈️ Refuge
  • 🏜️ Desert
  • 🌹 Rose
  • 🔨 Nail in a sure place
  • ✨ Marvelous work
Clues for each word
  • Isaiah: Wrote about the sealed book 2,500 years early
  • Sealed book: Locked shut, so nobody can read it
  • Professor Anthon: Tore up his certificate in New York City
  • Martin Harris: Farmer who carried the characters to New York
  • Joseph Smith: Translated by the gift and power of God
  • Moroni: Buried the record, then came back as an angel
  • Emma Smith: Wrote down words while Joseph translated
  • Gold plates: Metal pages that came out of a hill
  • Characters: Strange symbols Joseph copied onto paper
  • Certificate: Signed paper that got ripped to pieces
  • Voice from the dust: Isaiah 29:4: words whispering out of the ground
  • Lucifer: Said “I will” five times and fell
  • Pride: Thinking you’re above everyone, even God
  • Line upon line: How God teaches: a little at a time
  • Perfect peace: What you get when your mind is stayed on the Lord
  • Refuge: A safe shelter from the storm
  • Desert: Dry and sandy, but Isaiah says it will bloom
  • Rose: Isaiah 35:1: the desert blossoms like this
  • Nail in a sure place: Isaiah 22:23: fastened tight so it won’t come loose
  • Marvelous work: Isaiah 29:14: “and a wonder”
▶ Play Forehead GuessFull screen, 60-second timer, works on any phone.

Scripture Showdown10 questions

  1. In Isaiah 29:11, what does the learned man say about the sealed book?
    • A. “Open it for me”
    • B. “I cannot; for it is sealed”
    • C. “It is a fake”
    Show answer

    ✅ B. “I cannot; for it is sealed” Professor Anthon said almost the same words in 1828: “I cannot read a sealed book.”

  2. Who carried Joseph’s copied characters to New York City?
    • A. Oliver Cowdery
    • B. Hyrum Smith
    • C. Martin Harris
    Show answer

    ✅ C. Martin Harris Joseph Smith—History 1:63–65. Martin was a farmer and a good friend to Joseph.

  3. What did Professor Anthon do with his certificate after hearing about the angel?
    • A. Tore it to pieces
    • B. Framed it on his wall
    • C. Mailed it to Joseph
    Show answer

    ✅ A. Tore it to pieces Joseph Smith—History 1:65. He said there was no such thing as angels anymore.

  4. On what date did Joseph Smith receive the gold plates?
    • A. July 4, 1776
    • B. September 22, 1827
    • C. December 25, 1830
    Show answer

    ✅ B. September 22, 1827 Joseph Smith—History 1:59. That’s 199 years ago this week!

  5. Isaiah 29:4 says a people’s speech would whisper out of the…
    • A. clouds
    • B. sea
    • C. dust
    Show answer

    ✅ C. dust The Book of Mormon peoples’ record came out of the ground (2 Nephi 26:16).

  6. How many times does Lucifer say “I will” in Isaiah 14:13–14?
    • A. Five
    • B. Three
    • C. Ten
    Show answer

    ✅ A. Five Five “I wills,” and then Isaiah 14:15: “Yet thou shalt be brought down.”

  7. In the premortal council, what did Jesus say to the Father?
    • A. “Give me thine honor”
    • B. “I will be like the most High”
    • C. “Thy will be done, and the glory be thine”
    Show answer

    ✅ C. “Thy will be done, and the glory be thine” Moses 4:2. Satan wanted the glory; the Savior gave it to the Father.

  8. Isaiah 26:3 promises perfect peace to the person whose mind is…
    • A. stayed on the Lord
    • B. always busy
    • C. sound asleep
    Show answer

    ✅ A. stayed on the Lord “Stayed” means fixed and held steady, like keeping your eyes on one spot so you don’t wobble.

  9. According to Isaiah 28:10, how does God teach us?
    • A. All at once
    • B. Line upon line
    • C. Only to grown-ups
    Show answer

    ✅ B. Line upon line “Here a little, and there a little.” Every truth you learn gets you ready for the next.

  10. Isaiah 35:1 says the desert will blossom as the…
    • A. cactus
    • B. sunflower
    • C. rose
    Show answer

    ✅ C. rose “The desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the rose.”

▶ Play Scripture ShowdownTeams take turns on one screen.

Songs

  • The Golden Plates Children’s Songbook, p. 86

    Sing it right after the Case File story. Find it ↗

  • The Spirit of God Hymns, no. 2

    A hymn about the Restoration: the marvelous work Isaiah saw rolling forth. Find it ↗

  • Search, Ponder, and Pray Children’s Songbook, p. 109

    How each kid can find out for themselves that the Book of Mormon is true. Find it ↗

This week’s challenge

Nephi’s Case Notes

Read 2 Nephi 27:6–26, Nephi’s longer version of Isaiah 29. Find two details Nephi includes that Isaiah 29 doesn’t. Hint: look at verse 12. Tell your family what you found. Eleven-year-olds, make reading the Book of Mormon one of your Children and Youth goals.

Text the parents

This week in Primary we cracked the case of Isaiah 29. Isaiah wrote about a sealed book about 2,500 years early. In 1828, Professor Charles Anthon told Martin Harris, “I cannot read a sealed book.” That’s Joseph Smith—History 1:65. The class raced through the scriptures to match each of Isaiah’s clues to where it came true. Ask your child: why did the Lord give the Book of Mormon to a farm boy, not a famous professor?

📝 After class

What worked? Who needs a check-in this week? Jot it here on a printed copy, or in the app’s private class notes.

Got extra time?

🔨 A Nail in a Sure Place · 4 min

  1. Stick a sticky note to the wall. Try to hang a heavy coat or bag on it. It falls! Then hang it on a real hook, doorknob or chair back.
  2. Read Isaiah 22:22–23. Eliakim gets the key of the house of David. He’s fastened “as a nail in a sure place.”
  3. Read Revelation 3:7. Jesus Christ is the one who has “the key of David.”
  4. Ask: “What do people hang their whole lives on that can’t hold the weight?” Being popular, money, winning. Then ask: “Why is Jesus a sure place?”

🧱 Line upon Line Challenge · 4 min

  1. Read Isaiah 28:10. Say: “Let’s learn a verse the way God teaches: line upon line.”
  2. Teach Isaiah 26:3 one phrase at a time. Each round, add a phrase and one more kid who says it alone. Keep going until someone can say the whole verse.
  3. Ask: “Why doesn’t God just download everything into our heads at once?” Talk about how a testimony grows the same way, a little here and a little there.

🏆 Swallowed Up in Victory · 3 min

  1. Read Isaiah 25:8: “He will swallow up death in victory.” Then read 1 Corinthians 15:54, where Paul quotes Isaiah about the Resurrection.
  2. Play one round of Tug of War on your phone or tablet: Team Death vs. Team Victory. Whoever wins the round, say together: “In the end, Victory wins!”
  3. Ask: “Because Jesus rose again, what happens to death? What does Isaiah say happens to our tears?”

🦩 The Stayed-Mind Balance Challenge · 4 min

  1. Everyone stands on one foot and follows your waving hands with their eyes. Count how long they last.
  2. Round 2: everyone locks their eyes on one spot on the wall that never moves. Most people balance much longer.
  3. Read Isaiah 26:3. Say: “‘Stayed’ means fixed and held steady. The Lord promises perfect peace to the person whose mind is fixed on Him.”
  4. Ask: “What makes you wobble? What helps you keep your mind on Jesus on a normal Tuesday?” Prayer, the sacrament, a scripture or a hymn in your head.

⬆️ Five “I Wills” · 3 min

  1. Read Isaiah 14:13–14 slowly. Everyone counts the “I wills” on their fingers. There are five.
  2. Read Isaiah 14:15: “Yet thou shalt be brought down.” Say: “Isaiah compared the proud king of Babylon to Lucifer, who wanted God’s glory for himself.”
  3. Read Moses 4:2 together. Ask: “What did Jesus say instead? Where do you see ‘I will’ pride at school or online? What does humble look like?”

Sources

Scripture quotations are from the King James Version, the Bible used by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tap or click a reference to open it in Gospel Library. Start with the official Come, Follow Me manual; these ideas are here to help it come alive.

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