Although we don’t know everything about how the world was created, it’s interesting to note what God has chosen to reveal about the Creation. What does God teach you about it in Genesis 1:1–25; Moses 2:1–25; and Abraham 4:1–25? Why does He want you to know these things? As you ponder these accounts, you might also consider what they teach you about Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ, the world, and yourself.

To enrich your study, consider reading these verses while out among God’s creations or while listening to a song like “All Creatures of Our God and King” (Hymns, no. 62). You could find pictures of His creations that help you feel reverence for the Creator. Consider sharing these pictures, along with your testimony, with others.

See also Doctrine and Covenants 101:32–34.

As you read Genesis 1:26–27; Moses 2:26–27; and Abraham 4:26–27, ponder what it means to be created in God’s “image” or “likeness,” male and female. Why is it important to you to know the truths in these verses? For example, how do these truths affect the way you see yourself, others, and God? How can they help you when you have negative feelings about yourself?

To help you think about these questions, try completing a sentence like this one: “Because I know I am created in God’s image, I choose to …” Reviewing “Your body is sacred” in For the Strength of Youth: A Guide for Making Choices (pages 22–29) can help. Consider choosing something you will do to show God that you know your body is sacred.

In the video “God’s Greatest Creation” (Gospel Library), President Russell M. Nelson bears testimony of the miraculous human body. As you watch this video, ask yourself, “How does Heavenly Father want me to feel about my body?” How is this different from messages you might hear from others?

“Adam and Eve were joined together in marriage for time and for all eternity by the power of [the] everlasting priesthood” (Russell M. Nelson, “Lessons from Eve,” Ensign, Nov. 1987, 87). Ponder this as you read Genesis 1:27–28; 2:18–25; Moses 3:18, 21–25; and Abraham 5:14–19. How can you treat marriage with the sacredness God has given it?

See also 1 Corinthians 11:11; “The Family: A Proclamation to the World,” Gospel Library.

What do Genesis 1:28; Moses 2:28; and Abraham 4:28 suggest about our responsibility toward God’s creations? What do Doctrine and Covenants 59:16–21 and 104:13–18 add to your understanding?

See also Gérald Caussé, “Our Earthly Stewardship,” Liahona, Nov. 2022, 57–59; Topics and Questions, “Environmental Stewardship and Conservation,” Gospel Library.

God made the Sabbath day holy, and He asks us to keep it holy. As you read Genesis 2:2–3; Moses 3:2–3; and Abraham 5:2–3, think about what makes the Sabbath “blessed” to you.

See also Doctrine and Covenants 59:9–13; “The Sabbath Is a Delight” (video), Gospel Library.