17 Enoch's vision

17 Enoch’s Vision: Moses 7:22–47

https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/old-testament-seminary-manual-2026/06-moses-7/062-moses-7?lang=eng

Think about when you have felt God’s mercy in your life? What were those circumstances? How did it feel to know that God loves you and that He is with you to help you?

How do you think you’d feel if you were shown a vision of the earth’s history?

Enoch had that. He saw all that would happen until Jesus came again for the Millennium and that the Earth would finally get her rest.

Enoch learned about our Father’s love for all His children. He couldn’t understand why God, the Creator of all could weep for those who go astray. It’s because of His great love. Enoch learned about that love, and He began to feel like God feels.

God has mercy for every single one of us.

Share a message of God’s mercy which you have experienced.

With help and guidance from the Lord, Enoch established the City of Zion.

The people of Zion were unified in the Lord, lived in righteousness, and cared for one another.

Read Moses 7:16–19 What were the people of Zion like?

What kind of people do we need to be, so that we can help to build up Zion today?

Read Moses 7:20–21 Can you imagine if all of San Bernardino were to be lifted up into heaven because of the righteousness of the inhabitants here? That is what happened to the City of Enoch.

I’ll read this one Moses 7:22 And Enoch also beheld the residue of the people which were the sons of Adam; and they were a mixture of all the seed of Adam.

Read Moses 7:23–26

Enoch then had a tender experience as he watched God look upon the people who had chosen not to obey Him.

Have Students read these verses to learn more about God’s love for us.

Read Moses 7:28–33

 

Continue at Elder Hollands quote.

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