“Holiness unto the Lord”

Day 1 · Consider Your Ways

1. Haggai rebuked the people for living in “ceiled houses” while what remained undone?
2. What repeated counsel does Haggai give the people in chapter 1?
3. What had the people been experiencing because they neglected the Lord's house — sowing much, but reaping little?
4. How did the people and their leaders respond to Haggai's message?
5. Along with the governor Zerubbabel, whom did the Lord stir up to begin rebuilding the temple?

Day 2 · The Desire of All Nations

1. Haggai 2:9 promises that the glory of this latter house shall be what, compared to the former?
2. What does the Lord promise to shake, according to Haggai 2:6–7?
3. Haggai 2:7 says the “desire of all nations” shall come, and the Lord will do what to this house?
4. What does the Lord say He will give “in this place,” according to Haggai 2:9?
5. From what point did the Lord promise to bless the people, once the temple's foundation was truly laid?

Day 3 · Not by Might, Nor by Power

1. Zechariah 1:3 opens with what invitation from the Lord?
2. In Zechariah's vision, what did Joshua the high priest wear that an angel commanded be removed?
3. What memorable phrase does Zechariah 4:6 give about how the Lord's work is accomplished?
4. What vision did Zechariah see supplying continual oil to a golden candlestick?
5. What did the angel say Satan was doing at Joshua's right hand in the vision?

Day 4 · Thy King Cometh

1. Zechariah 9:9 prophesies the king would come lowly, and riding upon what?
2. Zechariah 11:12–13 prophesies the Messiah's betrayal price would be how much silver?
3. Zechariah 12:10 prophesies that the house of David would look upon him whom they have done what?
4. In Zechariah 13:6, what will the Messiah say when asked about the wounds in his hands?
5. What response does Zechariah 12:10 say will follow, when they look upon him whom they pierced?

Day 5 · The Lord Shall Be King

1. Zechariah 14:4 prophesies the Lord's feet shall stand upon which mount in the last days?
2. What happens to the mount of Olives when the Lord's feet stand upon it?
3. Zechariah 14:9 declares that in that day the Lord shall be king over all the earth, and his name shall be what?
4. What phrase from Zechariah 14:20 describes even everyday items — like horses' bells — being marked?
5. Zechariah 14:8 promises living waters shall go out from Jerusalem toward which two seas?

Day 6 · Holiness in the Ordinary

1. Zechariah prophesied a day when even the bells on horses would be inscribed “Holiness unto the Lord” — a phrase once reserved only for the temple. What does this teach about how holiness should show up in our lives?
2. Zechariah prophesied a day when even the bells on horses would be inscribed “HOLINESS UNTO THE LORD.” What does this teach?
3. Through Haggai, the Lord urged a discouraged people rebuilding the temple, “Be strong… and work: for I am with you.” What can we apply?

Day 7 · “Jesus Christ Is the Treasure”

1. Elder Dale G. Renlund taught that Jesus Christ is our Savior and Redeemer, the “mark” to whom we should look, and our greatest what?
2. Using the story of a hidden treasure finally uncovered, Elder Renlund taught that our greatest treasure is what?
3. Elder Renlund taught that making and keeping covenants does what to our relationship with God?