Jan 26- Feb 1, 2026 Free Come Follow Me, Primary lesson helps
- redwallace
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God can help me do hard things.
When Enoch was called to preach the gospel, he worried that he would fail. But God helped him. Read together this story in Moses 6:26–34 (see also “Enoch the Prophet” in Old Testament Stories, 19–21). Why did Enoch feel that he couldn’t preach the gospel? (see Moses 6:31). How did God help Enoch? (see Moses 6:32–34; 7:13).
Your children might enjoy sharing or acting out other examples of when God helped people do difficult things—for example, Noah, David, Ammon, or Samuel the Lamanite (see Gospel Art Book, nos. 7, 19, 78, 81). You could also share an experience of your own and let your children talk about how God helps them do hard things.
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Faith in Christ, repentance, baptism, and receiving the Holy Ghost prepare me to return to God.
God taught Adam what we need to do to return to Him—have faith in Jesus Christ, repent, be baptized, and receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. Help your children find these principles in Moses 6:52, 57. Then you could help them write a short talk about one of the principles. Each talk could include a scripture from Moses 6, an experience, and a testimony. Let them share their talks with each other.
You could also display pictures that represent the first principles of the gospel (see the fourth article of faith). Place them in a line leading to a picture of Jesus Christ. As you read Moses 6:52, your children could stand next to the correct picture when they hear the words the picture represents.
Your children might enjoy singing songs that teach the principles in Moses 6:52, such as “Faith,” “When I Am Baptized,” and “The Holy Ghost” (Children’s Songbook, 96–97, 103, 105). Help them find these principles in Moses 6:52.
For older students, have them look up the scriptures and match the pictures to their text.
You can work on memorizing the 4th Article of Faith together as a class, using this as a guide.
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Heavenly Father wants parents to teach their children.
To encourage your children to support their parents in their role as gospel teachers, consider asking a child to read Moses 6:58 and identify the commandment God gave to parents. Then you could show a picture of Adam and Eve teaching their children (like the one at the end of this outline) and let your children talk about what they see in the picture. Your children could draw pictures of their families reading the scriptures together, praying together, or playing together.
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