Prophesies of Samuel
In these verses, Samuel prophesied about the Nephites' destruction unless they repented.
What is Helaman 13:5-10, 32, 38, and Helaman 15:1-3, 17?
In these verses, the Nephites were angry with Samuel and tried to kill him.
What is Helaman 16:2?
In these verses, Samuel taught about the gospel principle of repentance.
What is Helaman 13: 7-11 and 14: 13, 18-19?
In this talk, the speaker said,
"Our words can be supportive or angry, joyful or mean, compassionate or tossed aside. In the heat of the moment, words can sting and sink painfully deep into the soul- and stay there. our words on the internet, texting, social media, or tweets take on a life of their own. So be careful what you say and how you say it."
What is "Words Matter," by Elder Ronald A. Rasband?
In these verses, Samuel prophesied about the birth and coming of Christ.
What is Helaman 14:2-8, 12?
In these verses, the Nephites accepted Samuel's message and were baptized.
What is Helaman 16:1, 3-5?
In these verses, Samuel taught about the gospel principle of enduring to the end.
What is Helaman 15: 5-10?
In this talk, the speaker said,
"Nothing will help you more to hold fast to the iron rod than worshipping in the temple as regularly as circumstances permit. Nothing will protect you more as you encounter the world's mists of darkness, nothing will bolster your testimony of the Lord Jesus Christ and His Atonement or help you understand God's magnificent plan more. Nothing will soothe your spirit more during times of pain. Nothing will open the heavens more. Nothing!"
What is "Rejoice in the Gift of Priesthood Keys," by President Russell M. Nelson?
In these verses, Samuel prophesied about the Atonement.
What is Helaman 14: 13-19, 25, 29-31?
In these verses, the Nephites rejected signs, miracles, and other prophecies of Christ's coming.
What is Helaman 16:13-23?
In these verses, Samuel taught about the gospel principle of agency.
What is Helaman 14: 30-31?
In this talk, the speaker said,
"We should pray individually, in our families, and in congregations of all sizes. We are to employ prayer as a shield against temptation, and if there be any time we feel not to pray, we can be sure that hesitancy does not come from God, who yearns to communicate with His children at any and all times. Indeed, some efforts to keep us from praying come directly from the adversary."
What is "Motions of a Hidden Fire," by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland?