Melissa 1st Ward

Some related questions:

• What do you imagine these conversations were like between Moses and Jethro?
• How might this meeting be similar to parents and a missionary returning home?
• What do you think it was like for Jethro to hear of these miracles and taste of the bread from heaven.
• Who are some Jethros in your life?
• What can you learn from Moses’ meekness?
• What effort do you put forth to commune with the Lord?
• What do you think it means to be a peculiar treasure?
• Why is it important for us to sanctify ourselves?
• Why is it important that there are bounds set around the temple?
• Would the Lord say that you have other priorities that come before Him?
• What are “graven images” we might worship today?

Some related questions:

• What signs are you giving the Lord on the Sabbath?
• What golden calves do we worship today?
• What does our idolatry look like?
• Why do we choose to worship these things instead of God?
• Why do you think Moses broke the tablets with the law?
• What actions does Moses do to protect and save Israel?
• What can you learn from the excuses that Aaron gave to Moses?
• Why is it important to take accountability for our sins?
• Why do you think Moses had all of the ringleaders of the idolatry slain?
• What did Moses do to seek for the welfare of his people?
• How has your understanding of the Law of Moses increased?