Paisley: Hey, everybody, Paisley imperfect here, make a plan
Monday for February, 10 through the 16th that you may come off.
Conqueror. All right, just going to tell you right now, right up
front, there is not a whole lot going on this week. There is
Section 10 and section 11. And then as we scroll, there's some
saints, some pages in Saints Volume One, which we'll get to
in a bit when we look at the references and resources. And
then as we keep going, there's a couple scriptures in first,
Nephi, in the Book of Mormon, words of Mormon. There's a talk
right here by Elder Rasband, by divine design from 2017 There's
a scripture in Romans, DNC 90. There is a plan of salvation
from topics and questions. I don't usually include those in
the study in the study plan, and I did not this week either. And
then there's this talk right here from elder WADA Takashi,
Wada, and I don't remember what that talk is called, but I've
got it on the plan, so we'll see that in just a second. And then,
as you keep going, there's people, places and events, which
we will come back to. And then Doctrine and Covenants. There's
a child's prayer from the children's song book, if you
want to listen to that, more just scriptures from the
Doctrine and Covenants, more and more. And then a picture of
Joseph Smith, Joseph and Hyrum, and then an activity page. Not a
whole lot, right? So then, when we click to see more for the
people, places and events, the historical background has the
contributions of Martin Harris, which we've already looked at a
couple of weeks ago. And Joseph Smith support at home, which we
also already looked at a couple of weeks ago. There's chapter
six from volume one in saints, which was also a couple of weeks
ago. People all over Calgary, Martin Harris and Hyrum Smith,
places, events, topics, gold plates, pretty sure that was in
last week's topics, the last Manuscript of the Book of
Mormon, printing and publishing the Book of Mormon, the
handwritten sources, if you're interested in looking into those
from the Joseph Smith papers. And then there's a quote down
here. This quote was also included last week or the week
before, so not a whole lot this week, which means this week's
study plan is pretty light. Oh, it still averages about 14
minutes every day, because doctrine and covenant. Section
10 is 14 and a half minutes by itself. Section 11, though, is
only six and a half, and then by design, by divine design, by
Elder Rasband on Wednesday, that is just under 15 minutes, but
the words of Christ and the Holy Ghost will lead us to the truth
by Elder Wada, that one's just barely over 10 Minutes, the
revelations in context, the contributions of Martin Harris.
I know that that was on the study plan a couple of weeks
ago. If you're just joining us and you haven't listened to
that, that's on Friday this week. If you have been sticking
around with me throughout the throughout this year, we've
already listened to that before or read it before, but I put it
on here again because the contributions of Martin Harris,
he did a lot, he helped out a lot, and it would be good to go
listen to again. So that's what I'm going to do. I'm going to go
listen to that again, and then I'm also going to listen to
Chapter Six of saints, Volume One again as well. The gift and
power of God, the contributions of Martin Harris is just under
19 minutes, and then Saturday's the gift and power of God is
just under 15. So on average, we're looking at about 13
minutes every day. But the longest day is Friday, with just
under 19 and the shortest day is Tuesday. Was six and a half. So
we're kind of all over the board. I did look ahead a little
bit into next week, and it looks like there's going to be a bit
more for next week. We'll get into this in more detail, but
there are some revelations and contexts. And then when we get
down into the people, places and events, there's that same quote
again. But then there are a whole bunch of episodes from
that podcast that we started a while back. It looks like the
same six. Episodes that we started a while back from the
Joseph Smith papers. Plus there's also this over here, the
voices of the restoration. So next week there's going to be a
bit more. If you want to start looking ahead, by all means, do
it, because this week is very light. Anyway. That's it for
this week. It's super simple, super short, average, 13 minutes
a day. I hope that you enjoyed this last week. I love doctrine
and covenant. Section six that scripture, in case you didn't
see it on the Facebook or the Instagram page, there was a
verse 23 that talks about or that says, Did I not speak peace
to your mind concerning the matter? And I have a pretty
personal story that maybe I'll just share. It really quick.
From that verse, I was finally pregnant with my first daughter.
I'd had three miscarriages before this, and I woke up one
morning to get ready for work, and had a little bit of
bleeding, and so I started freaking out. I freaked out
every time this day I was freaking out. I was trying to
keep myself calm. I got ready for work. I was working about 30
miles or 30 minutes north of here. It's not quite 30 miles in
California, we judge time by minutes rather than miles. 30
minutes when there wasn't a lot of traffic, and got myself up,
got ready for work, was still freaking out a little bit, drove
myself to work, and on my drive, because I had 30 minutes, and
because I'm an overthinker. I had all these worst case
scenarios just running through my head, and I was panicking and
freaking out. I tried to turn the music up so loud that I
couldn't hear myself think, and it wasn't working. I could it
just, it just wasn't working. I could still hear myself think.
And so I decided to turn it down, and I started praying
instead, and I was not even through my first sentence of my
prayer, and that scripture broken, did I not speak peace to
your mind concerning the matter? What better witness can you have
them from God? And it was a very calming. It wasn't like it
wasn't a chastising feeling. It was a very calming, it's going
to be okay. And he had spoken peace to my mind concerning the
matter weeks before, I knew, somehow I knew that I was going
to be able to keep this this baby, but there's always that
doubt. And so then after I after I felt that scripture, heard
that Scripture, come to my mind, and I was like, okay, yes, yes,
you did speak peace to my mind concerning the matter, then I
heard elder Holland's voice say, Help thou mine unbelief. There's
a talk, I don't remember what it's called, but there's a talk
by Elder Holland where he talks about, Lord help mine unbelief.
And it those two, that scripture and that quote from elder
Holland, which is another scripture, those two things
really helped push me through the whole rest of the pregnancy.
Every time I started to doubt or started to think the worst I
would make, I would run those two things through my head, did
I not speak peace to your mind concerning the matter and help
thou mine unbelief. I want to believe. Please help me believe.
I'm an over thinker and a bit of a planner, and so I like to be
planned. I like to have things planned and ready for a worst
case scenario, and that was not helping my faith at the time.
Anyway. I hope that you enjoyed last week. Let's have a good
week this week. It's an easy one. Either rest up for next
week or start looking ahead. Thank you so much for being
here. You guys. Have a great week until next time bye.