Scripture Mastery
Where can the new doctrinal mastery be found?
D&C 121:36,41-42
What is the key phrase for this doctrinal mastery passage?
The rights of the priesthood cannot be controlled nor handled only on the principles of righteousness
Name one Christlike quality found in D&C 121:36,41-42
Any ONE of the following: persuasion, long-suffering, gentleness, meekness, love unfiegned, kindness, pure knowledge
A deacon's quorum president invites everyone to participate and thanks them for their efforts. Is this righteous leadership?
YES
According to verse 36, what are the rights of the priesthood inseparably connected with?
The powers of heaven
What does the phrase "principles of righteousness" mean?
Acting with Christlike love, humility, and service, using influence righteously
Why is "love unfiegned" important, specifically in friendships?
Because it's sincere love that influences others for good
A young woman insists everyone follow her idea and ignores others’ opinions. Is she using righteous influence?
NO- that's controlling, not persuading
What happens when someone tries to control or compel others unrighteously?
The heavens withdraw, and the spirit is grieved
True or False: The priesthood gives someone power to control others
False- it is about serving and blessing others through righteousness
How can we show meekness when we have authority or influence?
By listening, serving, and being humble instead of bossy or proud
You see someone using the priesthood to bless the sick humbly and with faith. What principle(s) of righteousness is/are being shown?
Faith and meekness
In verses 41-42, what qualities should guide the priesthood use? (7)
Persuasion, long-suffering, gentleness, meekness, love unfeigned, kindness, and pure knowledge
Finish this phrase: "the rights of the priesthood cannot be___ nor ___ only on the principles of righteousness."
Controlled and handled
What happens to our influence when we act unrighteously?
We lose the spirit, and our influence diminishes
Your friend apologizes after acting unkindly. What "principles of righteousness" would it have taken for that person to apologize?
Humility, repentance, and love unfeigned