Exodus 35-40, Leviticus 1, 4, 16, 19 Teaching Activities
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This episode of 'Teaching With Power' offers supplemental teaching activities for Exodus 35–40 and Leviticus 1, 4, 16, 19, guiding educators to teach these scriptures with confidence and inspiration. The lesson is structured into three main parts: the tabernacle as a path to God’s presence, the high priest’s clothing as a symbol of divine identity, and Leviticus’ 'four B's'—be clean, be different, be loving, be willing to sacrifice—as eternal principles leading to the atonement. Through interactive activities like symbol interpretation, object lessons, and discussion prompts, teachers are equipped to help students see the relevance of ancient temple practices in modern spiritual life. The episode emphasizes that both the ancient tabernacle and modern temples are houses of learning, where symbolic elements teach the journey back to God through sacrifice, cleansing, and obedience. The final message underscores that the atonement of Jesus Christ is the foundation of all these truths, making the Old Testament deeply relevant in 2026.
The tabernacle and modern temples are houses of learning that teach the path back to God through symbolic elements.
The high priest’s clothing symbolizes divine identity and priesthood responsibility, reminding us to live in a way that reflects God.
Leviticus’ 'four B's'—be clean, be different, be loving, be willing to sacrifice—are eternal principles that lead to the atonement.
Students should be encouraged to interpret symbols personally and apply gospel truths in their daily lives.
The atonement of Jesus Christ is the central, unifying theme that makes Old Testament teachings relevant today.
The Tabernacle: A Path to God's Presence
“To return to the presence of God, I must offer sacrifice and be cleansed by the blood and atonement of Jesus Christ...”
Clothed with Purpose: The High Priest's Symbolism
This section explores the symbolic meaning of the high priest’s clothing in Exodus 28, emphasizing that what we wear reflects our identity and divine responsibility. Through object lessons and group discussion, students examine how the garments represent priesthood power, character, and the call to represent God faithfully.
Becoming His People: The Four B's of Leviticus
“The book of Leviticus is relevant in 2026 because fundamental Gospel principles don't change.”
“To return to the presence of God, I must offer sacrifice and be cleansed by the blood and atonement of Jesus Christ...”
“Our Savior and Redeemer endured incomprehensible suffering to become a sacrifice for the sins of all mortals who would repent.”
“The temple teaches of Christ. It teaches of his ordinances. It is filled with his spirit. There is an aura of deity.”
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Wilcox
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Exodus 25-40
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Leviticus 1, 4, 16, 19
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The Insight Video
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Ark of the Covenant
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President Spencer W. Kimball
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YouTube
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Altar of Sacrifice
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Menorah
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