Joseph Shows Himself to His Brothers
The Fourth Command
Joseph's Final Interview with His Brothers
Blessed are Those Who Mourn
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit
Joseph's Second Interview with His Brothers
Wake Up!
The Third Command
Sinai & Pentecost
The Second Command
Joseph & the First Visit of His Brothers
The First Command
Joseph in Pharoah's Court
The Hiding Place: Lessons at a Brook
The Cupbearer & the Baker
Catechism Memorization for April 28
Middle School Memory Work:
Q1. How did Jesus teach us to address God?
A. He commanded us to say, “Our Father in heaven”.
Q2. For what are we to ask first?
A. We should pray first that God may be praised and glorified.
Q3. May we also pray for ourselves?
A. Yes. Jesus teaches us to pray for the needs of our bodies and our souls.
Q4. Can God answer our prayers?
A. Yes. He can and will answer, because all kingdom and power and glory belong to Him.
Q5. How do we confess our faith that God will hear and answer prayer?
A. We confess our faith by saying “Amen”, which means it shall surely be.
How to Understand the Ten Commands
Joseph in Potifar's House
Catechism Memorization for April 21
Middle School Memory Work:
Q1. What is prayer?
A. Prayer is calling upon God in petition and praise.
Q2. Why must we pray?
A. Because God gives His grace and Holy Spirit only to those who ask.
Q3. How should we call on God in prayer?
A. We should pray in reverence, submission, and faith.
Q4. In whose name are we to come to God?
A. We may come to God in prayer only in the name of Jesus our Savior.
Q5. For what may we pray?
A. We may pray for all we need for body and soul, as Jesus taught us in the Lord’s Prayer.