Perfecting the Saints — One Lesson at a Time
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Click on graphic to read Mosiah 26-27 These chapters always make me think of the first time I found out the REAL story of Aladdin. My mother had been talking about how Disney always creates their own version of the classic tales and everyone thinks that…
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Click graphic to read Mosiah 22-25 Limhi’s people came into Lamanite bondage as a result of their wickedness (see Mosiah 20:21); they were humbled and turned to God as a result of their bondage. Alma’s people were brought into bondage as a trial of their faith…
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Click the graphic to read Mosiah 18-21 It is difficult to determine the effect that one person can have, but with time the results can be examined. You never know how the decisions you make will affect others. Abinadi may have died without knowing if anyone believed…
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Click graphic to read Mosiah 14-17 God sends certain people into our lives to help us see the Savior more clearly (Mosiah 14-16). I will refer to these people as “Abinadi’s”. They can be prophets (like the Abinadi in this account), or leaders, or parents, or teachers,…
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Click on graphic to read Mosiah 11-13 What do John Wooden and the prophet Abinadi have in common? Well, not much, but one thing that they do have in common is somewhat uncommon. They were men who understood that success on the court (whether a basketball court or…
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Click graphic to read Mosiah 8-10 After reading King Benjamin‘s stirring words, his son, Mosiah, reigns. Mosiah sends a search party after a group of Nephites who had left many years earlier and were never heard from again. They had desired to inherit the land of Nephi,…
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Click on graphic to read Mosiah 5-7 For being such a short chapter, Mosiah 5 hits on some pretty essential and deep doctrine. King Benjamin speaks of being born again (born of God), adoption, and becoming children of Christ (See Romans 8 for more from Paul) Did you notice how many times the word NAME appeared in Mosiah 5?…
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Click graphic to read Mosiah 3-4 One of the best things about today’s reading is that half of it is delivered by an “angel from God” (Mosiah 3:2). His message is one of “glad tidings of great joy”! (v.3. You will notice “joy” come up also…
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Click on the graphic to read Mosiah 1-2 THE GREAT CONFERENCE OF 124 B.C. I like to compare this part of the Book of Mormon to our modern-day general conference of the church. Each time that I read this account I imagine what it would have been like…
Downloaded from: http://seminarymoments.blogspot.com/2014/04/helaman-6-7-holy-ghost.html Our attitudes and actions can result in an increase OR a decrease of the influence of the Holy Ghost in our lives. From this great blog post, by Russel Simon, I was able to show a fantastic visual to the class! I ask you, are you:Cup DownCup SidewaysCup UpOur position is determined by our attitudes and actions. Elder David A. Bednar said:“We should also endeavor to discern when…
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Study what the sons of Mosiah did to be successful missionaries; relate that to the students’ preparation for full-time missionary service.
Downloaded from: http://ldsscriptureteachings.org/2014/01/14/mosiah-27-hope-for-parents-of-wayward-children/ Mosiah 27 usually causes young people to ask questions about those that they love who are not on the gospel path. I like to emphasize that the Lord does not judge us until the Final Judgment, and so it behooves … Continue reading →
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