Years ago in a seminary class where we were studying a scriptural account of a woman, one of the young men blurted out that he felt the lesson didn't apply to the boys in the class because it was about a woman in the scriptures. Immediately one of the older girls in class responded that girls spent much of their scripture study efforts applying lessons learned from stories about men, and that if they could do it, so could he. That young man, hopefully, learned a valuable truth. It is an unfortunate fact that we have precious few records of women's interactions with God in scripture. However, we can make the most of these few accounts by giving them extra attention and appreciating the universal lessons that can be learned by all of us.
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Music: by Steve Oxen
Why should I read the Book of Mormon?
Where, when, and how often should I read the Book of Mormon?
Who wrote the Book of Mormon?
How (and what) should I read (in) the Book of Mormon?
Key Questions for the Book of Mormon - Miniseries Introduction
Why should I trust imperfect Church leaders?
What do I do if I don’t ”feel” anything?
How does identity influence judgment?
Are Latter-day Saints Christian?
Do I have to ”know” the Church is true?
Do I really have to be perfect?
Malachi - Message
Haggai-Zechariah - Consider
Nahum-Zephaniah - The Day
Jonah-Micah - Flee
Amos-Obadiah - Savior(s)
Hosea-Joel - Meaning in the Minor Prophets
Daniel 1-6 - Excellent
Ezekiel - Watch
Jeremiah 30-Lamentations: Shepherd
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