A few of my favorite things - Book of Mormon

A few of my favorite things - Book of Mormon

By Erin PerkinsReligion & Spirituality
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A few of my favorite things - Book of Mormon episodes

  • Come follow me week 3 (Moses 4-5, Genesis 3-4)
    Satan transforms himself to appear like the Savior to deceive Eve- ha goal to thwart the plan. Eve transgressed hearkening to Satan and partaking of the fruit. She knows they need to progress and Adam follows Eves wisdom. Once they are cast out they cease not to call on God. They are filled with the Spirit and teach their children. Cain chooses to hearkening to Satan and follow him. He is upset when his offering is not accepted and taught if we seek God and seek His will we will always be accepted. Both teach us to seek god, to repent and call on His name, and to not cease! That is progress.
    20 min
  • Come follow me week 2 (Genesis 1-2, Moses 2-3, Abraham 4-5)

    Abraham 4:18 "And the Gods watched those things which they  had ordered until they obeyed."  

    I feel like this is such a representation of what we are doing when we create a family.  We are watching...what we have dominion over, what we have been given charge over- told to subdue (take care of) until they obey.  Loving...working with, patiently becoming more like God.  ONe with God in His purpose and design.  

    11 min
  • Doctrine and Covenants 138: 15-60

    If we are seeking to bring others to Christ here...we will be so comfortable doing that very thing after we die as we are so busy teaching and leading others to Him...awaiting His second coming and the resurrection!  

    15 min
  • Doctrine and Covenants 138:1-14
    Joseph f smiths 65 years serving as an apostle and prophet, his familiarity with losing so many he dearly loved- led to the heavens being opened and him blessing the rest of us with a glimpse of what is to come!
    12 min

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Grandma's telling the stories from the Book of Mormon targeting their young grand children