Twelfth Article of Faith
Find each word in this article of faith by reading forward, backward, down, up, and diagonally. (Note: Start with the longer words—though the same letter may be used in more than one word, no shorter word is entirely within a longer one. For example, in in this puzzle is not in kings but is a separate word.) Starting at the top left, and going from left to right, read the leftover letters (and dash) to find an aid to help you remember what this article of faith is about. Four words have been done for you.
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kings, |
obeying, |
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believe |
presidents, |
honoring, |
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rulers, |
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being |
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sustaining |
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Some of the words God spoke to Moses in the scripture below are scrambled. Unscramble each word, then write its letters in the correct order in the shapes and blanks provided. After you have unscrambled all of the words, decipher the coded part of the scripture by finding which letter each shape stands for. Read Moses 1:3–4 to see if your answer is correct.
Presidents Month
In the United States, the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and George Washington are celebrated in February. Each item below is associated with one of these two great men. Write an L by those that apply to Abraham Lincoln, and a W by those that apply to George Washington.
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__ 1. Public surveyor |
__ 11. Lawyer |
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__ 2. Stovepipe hat |
__ 12. Wig |
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__ 3. Mount Vernon |
__ 13. Constitutional Convention |
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__ 4. Log cabin |
__ 14, Beard |
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__ 5. Gettysburg Address |
__ 15. Kentucky |
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__ 6. February 12, 1809 |
__ 16. Martha Custis |
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__ 7. Delaware River |
__ 17. Yorktown |
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__ 8. First Continental Congress |
__ 18. Mary Todd |
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__ 9. Rail fence |
__ 19. Emancipation Proclamation |
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__ 10. “First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen” (Henry Lee) |
__ 20. February 22, 1732 |
Add a Word
What one word, when placed before each word in a set, forms new words? Each missing word is a part of your body. Example: chair, rest, hole, or would have arm placed in front of them—armchair, armrest, armhole, armor.
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Sight, brow, tooth, witness
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Band, ache, light, set
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Made, shake, some, writing
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Beat, broken, burn, felt
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Ball, step, print, note
Bible Books
Using each letter of the alphabet just once, fill in the missing letter in these Bible books. Cross out the letters as you use them. The first one has been done for you.
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
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Nahum |
Ezek __ el |
Haba __ kuk |
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__ onah |
J __ shua |
E __ ra |
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Sa __ uel |
Prove __ bs |
Da __ iel |
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Matthe __ |
Hag __ ai |
( __ ueen) Esther |
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Ho __ ea |
O __ adiah |
G __ nesis |
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Deuteronom __ |
Le __ iticus |
__ mos |
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Ju __ ges |
Joe __ |
Ru __ h |
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__ salms |
N __ mbers |
E __ odus |
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Mi __ ah |
__ irst Kings |
All but one of these books are found in the Old Testament. Which is the New Testament book? ________________________
Fruit Tangle
The names of four well-known fruits appear here in proper order, but they are all tangled together. Can you untangle them?
C A H O A R P R E P P A N I L R C E G R O T Y E
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