Isaiah 29 • Need. Gift. Remember. Treasure.
A Marvellous Work Lab
See the need Isaiah described, find the Lord’s answer, learn the doctrinal mastery passage, and decide what is marvellous to you.
Begin with Isaiah’s words. What was wrong, and what did the Lord say He would do about it?
Sort Isaiah’s words
The need, or the Lord’s answer?
Read Isaiah 29:4, 8–10, 13–14. Some phrases describe people without the Lord’s truth, as in the Great Apostasy. Others describe what the Lord would do. Decide where each belongs.
“he awaketh, and his soul is empty”
Isaiah 29:8
“shalt speak out of the ground … out of the dust”
Isaiah 29:4
“the spirit of deep sleep, and hath closed your eyes”
Isaiah 29:10
“I will proceed to do a marvellous work … and a wonder”
Isaiah 29:14
“with their lips do honour me, but have removed their heart far from me”
Isaiah 29:13
Decide where each phrase belongs. You can change any answer.
Decode the picture
What does each clue stand for?
This picture helps you remember a doctrinal mastery passage. Work out what each clue stands for, using Isaiah 29:13–14.
The owl leaping over the big 29
The calendar: FRIDAY 13, with 14 peeking out underneath
The worried man clutching a lucky horseshoe with a heart tied to it
The shining Book of Mormon in the stone box
First complete activity 1, then decode the picture.
Remember it
Rebuild the key phrase without looking
Try this from memory first. Picture the owl, the 29, the calendar and the book.
The _____ of the gospel
is “a _____ work
and a _____.”
Where is it found?
First complete activity 2, then rebuild the key phrase from memory.
Take it to the journal
What is marvellous to you?
Lesson 118 invites you to choose something and explain why it is marvellous to you. Choose one from each row to shape a page for your own journal.
I will write about:
A question to help me think:
Complete activities 1 to 3, then choose one option from each row.
Hear President Nelson’s three questions in The Book of Mormon: What Would Your Life Be Like without It?