As I am the teacher/facilitator for this week's lesson study, I am hoping for feedback on this week's study.

Here is the link to the lesson study material:

http://ssnet.org/qrtrly/eng/07d/less04nkjv.html

The Memory Text says:

It then goes on to say, "In the beginning, God made us in His image (Gen. 1:27), but that image has been corrupted by sin."

Genesis 1:27 says:

In what way were we made "in His own image" in Genesis 1:27?

Here's the other side of the coin:

So Adam and eve were both created in the image of God physically, mentally, and spiritually?

I think I can understand mentally and spiritually, but what does it mean to have been created in the image of God physically?

My guess is that the human form is approximately what He looks like. Or maybe the similarity is not in visual characteristics. But I think it's safe to say that the Pastafarians are way off base.

You mean our human form before the Fall?

Also, that being the case, we do have an idea of what God looks like, at least in the person of Jesus Christ, both before and after the Fall.

I said I think I can understand mentally and spiritually, however, I think we need to make sure we do understand that, therefore, what does being in the image of God mentally involve?

That seems to be the case.

"I saw a throne, and on it sat the Father and the Son. I gazed on Jesus' countenance and admired His lovely person. The Father's person I could not behold, for a cloud of glorious light covered Him. I asked Jesus if His Father had a form like Himself. He said He had, but I could not behold it, for said He, 'If you should once behold the glory of His person, you would cease to exist.'" {AG 71.2}

EGW says the Father's form is similar to that of Christ, the Son.

This would make sense seeing the relationship between the Father and the Son.

What about the Holy Spirit? As the Holy Spirit is the Third Person of the Godhead, does the Holy Spirit also have a form?

The ability to reason, comprehend, analyze, make value judgments and decisions, acquire and retain knowledge, etc.

Well, since the nature of the Holy Spirit is a mystery, we cannot know.

I see being in the image of God mentally, and probably also spiritually, in the sense of character.

I would also classify being in the image of God spiritually in the sense of character.

Our character in relation to His character seems to be what the writer is focusing on in this lesson study, therefore, what does character consist of, or what makes up our character in relation to His character?