Teachers: The lessons in the manual contain more information than you will probably be able to teach in one class period. Seek the Spirit of the Lord in selecting the scripture accounts, questions, and other lesson materials that best meet the needs of class members.

Basic Resources

• Do you want to see this week's Gospel Doctrine lesson? Lesson 37
• Would you like to see the class member study guide for this week? Lesson 37
• You can read the assigned scriptures for this week online: Isaiah 22; 24–26; 28–30.
• Do you have an MP3 player? Try downloading Isaiah 22, which is in this week's reading. For more Old Testament audio, click here.
• The official scripture study aids often have helpful information you can use in your lessons. For example, for this week's lesson, read the definition of "Isaiah" in the Bible Dictionary.

Recent Talks and Articles in Church Magazines

President Gordon B. Hinckley gave this moving testimony of the Savior: "None so great has ever walked the earth. None other has made a comparable sacrifice or granted a comparable blessing. He is the Savior and the Redeemer of the world. I believe in Him. I declare His divinity without equivocation or compromise. I love Him. I speak His name in reverence and wonder" ("In These Three I Believe," Ensign, July 2006, 7). Download this article or listen to it online in MP3 format.

Music

Below is a Church hymn that relates to this week's lesson. You could read words from this hymn in class or have your class sing it together. Click on the hymn title below to go to the Church Music site, where you can read or listen to the hymn online. Or, search for other hymns that relate to the lesson.

• "How Firm a Foundation," Hymns, no. 85

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Additional Helps

• This lesson is an opportunity to discuss and understand the specificity and clarity of Isaiah’s vision of the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ in the last days.
• To learn how to involve your students in more meaningful discussions, read "Conducting Discussions," in Teaching, No Greater Call, pages 63–65.
• Remember, your own personal witness of Jesus Christ as our Savior and Redeemer will be an important conclusion to this lesson. You may want to encourage the students, as you conclude your lesson, to think of one thing they can do to increase their love for the Savior. You could suggest that they write this idea on a piece of paper and then refer to it often throughout the week.