Scripture
Study: SS
John
5:39
What is Scripture?
Bible,
Book of Mormon A
of F 1:8
From
God through Holy Ghost 2
Peter 1:20-21
Word
of God; His voice D&C
18:34-36
Why Scriptures Written:
Benefit
of posterity: Abraham
1:31; 2 Ne 4:15
Believe
in Christ John 20:31
Remember
Lord’s doings in all lands 1 Nephi
19:18, 22-23
Lead
people to do right Alma
31:5
To
help us remember Mosiah
1:5
Give
wisdom, doctrine, correction 2
Timothy 3:15-17 JST
Search
to verify truth Acts
17:11
Tell
all things to do 2
Nephi 32:
Mediate
= Observe = Success Joshua
1:8
Give
Instruction D&C
33:16
Contain
fullness of gospel D&C
42:12
Not
be deceived JS-Matt
1:37
Sever
from devil, Lead to Christ Helaman
3:29
Continue
to receive A
of F 1:9
Light to our path Psalms
119:105
Promise: Introduction of BoM (last 2 para)
& Moroni 10:3-5
"One
of the most sacred purposes for which the scriptures were written was to make
it possible for all to know Christ. The scriptures teach and testify of Jesus
Christ. They teach us much that we need to know and to do to return to the
presence of the Savior.
L.
Lionel Kendrick, April 1993 General Conference
Scriptures
are like packets of light that illuminate our minds and give place to guidance
and inspiration from on high. They can
become the key to open the channel to communion with our Father in Heaven and
His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ.
Richard G. Scott, October 2011 General
Conference
The
years have taught me that if we will energetically pursue this worthy personal
goal [of scripture study] in a determined and conscientious manner, we shall
indeed find answers to our problems and peace in our hearts. We shall
experience the Holy Ghost broadening our understanding, find new insights,
witness an unfolding pattern of all scripture; and the doctrines of the Lord
shall come to have more meaning to us than we ever thought possible. As a
consequence, we shall have greater wisdom with which to guide ourselves and our
families.”
Spencer
W. Kimball, Sept 1975, Ensign
Reading
and studying the scriptures continues to build our faith, helps us resist
temptation, and allows us to grow closer to Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus
Christ.
Vicki
F. Matsumori, April 2007 General Conference
To
memorize a scripture is to forge a new friendship. It is like discovering a new individual who
can help in time of need, give inspiration and comfort and be a source of
motivation for needed change.
Richard
G. Scott, October 2011, General Conference
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