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Tag Archives: LDS seminary
The Tabernacle
I like to teach Exodus 25-31 by first starting out talking about why the Lord wanted them to have a tabernacle in the first place, and then liken this to our day to show why the Lord has us build … Continue reading →
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Tagged Exodus 25-31, LDS, LDS seminary, LDS youth, Old Testament, temples, The Tabernacle
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Mosiah 21 – Repeating The Same Mistake
Mosiah 21 illustrates the human tendency to repeat the same mistake again and again. In verses 4-12 we read that the people of Limhi were surrounded by the Lamanites and that they had to pay tribute to them, with “heavy … Continue reading →
Romans 8:12-39 Hope For the Saints
I find the following outline to be helpful when studying Romans 8:12-39 1. Five Characteristics of a Saint – Romans 8:12-17 A. Romans 8:12-13 A Saint Puts to Death the Natural Man B. Romans 8:14 A Saint is led by … Continue reading →
Romans 7:7-8:11 The Battle We All Face
I outline Romans 7:7-8:11 as follows: Romans 7:7-8:11 The Battle We All Face: A New Spirit in a Fallen Mortal Body 1. Romans 7:7-14 The Law & Sin 2. Romans 7:15-25 The Rude Awakening: My Mortal Body Fights My Spirit … Continue reading →
Pilate & Jesus: A Practical Application
In John’s account of the exchange between Jesus and Pontius Pilate, the Prefect of the Roman province of Judaea, we read the following: Then Pilate entered into the judgment hall again, and called Jesus, and said unto him, Art thou … Continue reading →
Posted in Happiness, Jesus Christ, Leadership, New Testament, Principles
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Tagged applying the scriptures, Atonement of Jesus Christ, finding solutions to our problems, Happiness, Jesus Christ, LDS seminary, making decisions, principles in scripture, using the scriptures to solve life's problems
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Matthew 26: Stay Out of Caiphas’ Palace
Matthew 26:31-35 tell of the interchange between Jesus and Peter where the Savior tells Peter that he will deny him three times before the cock crows in the morning. Peter’s response is quite telling. He says, “Though I should die … Continue reading →
Matthew 23: Hypocrites, Blind Guides, Whited Sepulchres
Matthew 23:1-36; Mark 12:38-40; Luke 11:37-54 Jesus pronounces woes on hypocrites (Greek: hypokritḗs, “actors” or “mask-wearers”), those who are not heading in the direction they should and, by their horrible example, are obstructing others from heading to heaven as well. … Continue reading →
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Tagged applying the scriptures, Jesus Christ, LDS seminary, seminary teaching ideas
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John 4: The Woman at the Well
Growing In Revelation This chapter outlines the progression the Samaritan woman takes in recognizing Jesus as the Messiah. The woman starts by addressing Jesus as “thou, a Jew” (verse 9) to “Sir” (verse 11) to “I perceive that thou art … Continue reading →
Luke 10: Don’t Just Stand There!
Luke 10:25-37 illustrate what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ. What we do with our Christianity shows the world why Jesus Christ has made a difference in our life. I love the sentiment expressed by Benjamin Franklin: … Continue reading →
Tell No Man
Mark 1:42-45; Mark 3:12; Mark 7:36; Matthew 9:30-31; Luke 8:56 In Mark 1:42-45 Jesus tells the man healed of his leprosy to not tell anyone that He has healed him, only to “shew thyself to the priest, and offer for … Continue reading →
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Tagged applying the scriptures, finding solutions to our problems, Happiness, ideas to teach LDS youth, Jesus Christ, LDS, LDS seminary, LDS youth, making decisions, New Testament, seminary relevance, seminary teaching ideas
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