Jesus Christ Was Tempted by Satan
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Lesson
The purpose of Primary 7 Lesson 7: Jesus Christ Was Tempted by Satan is to help learn how to resist Satan's temptations.
Teacher Study
"The Temptation of Christ" by President Howard W. Hunter
"The Forces That Will Save Us" by President James E. Faust
"Never Give Up" by Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin
Music
"Hum Your Favorite Hymn"- Children's Songbook pg. 152
"The Still Small Voice"- Children's Songbook pg. 106
"Listen, Listen"- Children's Songbook pg. 107
"Keep the Commandments"- Children's Songbook pg. 146
"Stand for the Right"- Children's Songbook pg. 159
"Dare to Do Right"- Children's Songbook pg. 158
"I Will Follow God's Plan"- Children's Songbook pg. 164 or listen to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
"I'm Trying to Be like Jesus"- Children's Songbook pg. 78 or listen to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir
"Teach Me to Walk in the Light"- Children's Songbook pg. 177
"Nephi's Courage"- Children's Songbook pg. 120
Video
A Secure Anchor (about 3 1/2 minutes)- rock climbing alone can be disastrous
Jesus is Tempted (about 1 1/2 minutes)- Illustrated Scripture Story
Joseph in Egypt (about 3 1/2 minutes)- Illustrated Scripture Story
The Sting of the Scorpion (about 3 minutes)- Story of a scorpion and how to overcome sin
Lesson Ideas
David and Goliath- Defeat temptation like David did Goliath- movable scene
The Scriptures are the Word of God- Lehi's dream scene
Temptation and Sin- 11 Mormonads about temptation
Questions and Answers: Resisting Temptation- From the New Era so more for the older classes. Try asking the same question and have everyone write an answer. Then share some of theses and their answers
A Puzzlement: Traveling Through Temptation- A test yourself game where you answer the questions to get through town although you could do it as a class too
Jesus is Tempted- Illustrated Scripture story- you could turn it into a booklet or cut the parts up and put it in the right order.
While there are ton of talks and several posters about this topic, there isn't much in the way of activities. Share you ideas for class below in the comments so we can all have more help. Thanks!
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