LDS Scripture Word Search vs Wordfoil

Come enjoy and be uplifted while playing a fun word search game where each level is a passage of LDS scriptures. The excerpts come from the LDS standard words, the Old Testament, the New Testament, the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price. This is an extremely fun and relaxing word search game. But be careful every time you find a word, it disappears and the letters above it fall down completely changing the level. Sometimes you can't even find a word until you have found other words first.

Players are challenged to use only those words found in the "standard works" (scriptures) or hymns & songs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These standard works are: The King James Version of the Holy Bible, The Book of Mormon, The Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price. We hope you enjoy playing these fun-filled games that will bring you closer to the Good Word! Games for kids: play the familiar favorite "Don't Eat Pete" with Wordy! What is a quatrefoil? The quatrefoil (a four-lobed, flower-like shape formed by overlapping circles) shows up on several temples and cathedrals, often carved into stonework, windows, or doors. A few layers of meaning are commonly cited by scholars: - the four Gospel witnesses (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), the very writers of the Good Word - a symbol of completeness or the four cardinal directions, echoing the belief that the gospel is meant to go out to "the four quarters of the earth" and gather all nations - sego lily (Utah state flower), tying the symbol to the Latter-day Saint pioneer experience of survival and providence Often portrayed on temples, it signifies a place where heaven's word reaches earth, both through ancient scripture and through ongoing revelation received inside.