Weekly Lessons — Old Testament 2026

This week we cross one of the great dividing lines of the Bible. For seven weeks we've been in primeval history — Creation, Fall, Flood, Babel. Now, with the call of Abram in Genesis 12, we enter …
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You'll follow Noah from prophet to shipbuilder as the world descends into violence so pervasive that 'every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.' Moses 8 restores Noah's …
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You'll spend an entire week in one of the most remarkable chapters the Restoration has given us. Moses 7 takes Enoch from a reluctant prophet who calls himself 'but a lad' to a seer who beholds all of …
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You'll walk through the 'book of the generations of Adam' in Genesis 5 — a chapter most people skim — and discover that Moses 6 transforms it into one of the most doctrinally rich chapters in all of …
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You'll explore the pivotal moment when Adam and Eve chose knowledge and mortality over innocence and paradise — and why Latter-day Saints see that as a courageous step forward, not a tragic mistake. …
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You'll read the Creation story not once but three times, comparing Genesis, Moses, and Abraham side by side. Each account adds distinctive details: Moses emphasizes that all things were created …
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You'll witness two staggering theophanies that the Bible doesn't preserve. In Moses 1, Moses sees God face to face, learns that God's work and glory is 'to bring to pass the immortality and eternal …
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You'll get the lay of the land before diving into the oldest scriptures in our canon. This introductory week orients you to the Old Testament's major divisions — the Pentateuch, historical books, …
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