Paisley: Hey everybody, welcome back Paisley imperfect with a
makeup plan Monday, and this week, we are getting into our
first full week of March, the third through the ninth. Learn
of me with Doctrine and Covenants. Section 19. There
isn't a whole lot this week. In fact, I've got nine things for
us to look at, and we're still going to be averaging less than
14 minutes a day. So let's take a look doctrine and covenant.
Section 19, obviously, that's the first one. As we scroll
down, there's a saints reference here, which we will get into
later, but that's chapter eight. Keep keep going. Keep scrolling.
We go down for a bit, and we get here to Jesus Christ, the
caregiver of our soul, by Elder Suarez. That one is only it's
just over 11 minutes, so it's not very long. There is a hymn
here. I stand all amazed, if you want to listen to that. And then
there are a few things that are right here, most of which I
didn't put in, like Jesus Christ will help you with which comes
for the from the for the Strength of Youth pamphlet. I
don't usually include those same thing with the topics and
questions. I don't usually include those either. But there
are two of those atonement of Jesus, Christ and repentance.
And then there's a talk right here, the divine gift of
repentance, by Elder Christofferson. That one I did
include. That one is about 15 and a half minutes. Then there's
this video right here. And this video is called, Jesus suffers
in Gethsemane. It's eight and a half minutes. You can see that
right there, eight and a half minutes long as we keep going,
there's a talk right here by President Eyring, finding
personal peace from 2023 if I remember correctly, that was a
really good one. Not that they're not all not really good
ones. They all are good ones. But I think we've talked about
this one before. All right, continuing on, there's this
other video right here, peace in Christ, which is four minutes
and nine seconds. And then there are two more videos down here.
Oh, sorry. There's also the contributions of Martin Harris
from revelations in context. We've already looked at that
one. It's been in, it's been in the different lessons for a few
different weeks now. So I did not include that in the plan.
But there's that, if you want to go listen to that again,
revelations and context, the contributions of Martin Harris.
All right, as we continue down here, there are two more videos.
There's this one right here, which is chapter 51 chapter 51
is from those kids, like the kids, illustrated versions of
the scriptures. This is Chapter 51 from the New Testament. Jesus
suffers in the Garden of Gethsemane. The video is under
two minutes long. There's a few verses here from the Book of
Mormon. If you want to go check those out. There's a
recommendation here to look at some more hymns or songs in the
children's song book. This right here is a picture as we keep
going, there's another video down here. Here's the second one
that I was talking about. This one is witnesses. See the gold
plates. And this is chapter seven from the illustrated
version for children of the doctrine and covenant story. We
did this one for our family night tonight. It was a good way
to help explain the witnesses, the witnesses, the Book of
Mormon and the importance of the witnesses. There's another
picture here of Jesus suffering in Gethsemane. And then there's
an activity page right here, if you want to do that. So let's go
back up here to people, places and events. There isn't anything
really additional here. There's the contributions of Martin
Harris, which we've already talked about, and it's been
brought up in a couple of previous lessons as well. And
then there's volume one, chapter eight. This is from the saints.
And this one we have not done yet. We did get up to chapter
seven, but we didn't do chapter eight, the rise of the Church of
Christ. That one is about 15 and a half minutes long as well.
There's Martin Harris. Again, Martin and Lucy Harris farm, the
Grandin building and other New York and Pennsylvania historic
sites. If you want to check those out, as always, there's a
chronology link, and then there are some more topics. If you
want to check these out too, critics of the Book of Mormon,
printing and publishing the Book of Mormon, and witnesses of the
Book of Mormon. I did not include those. I only did one
plan this week to keep things consistent. I only did one plan
with the things that we usually look at. I don't we don't
usually go into the topics or places or people, but we usually
do look at. Relations in context and saints. I didn't include the
contributions of Martin Harris, because, like I said, it's
already been included in previous previous lists, but I
did include this one. I did not include any of the rest of this,
but it's there. So if you feel the need, if 13 and a half
minutes isn't long enough, by all means, please go check out
this other stuff. It's always worth looking at. Okay, that's
it, everybody. Um, oh, what does that look like? That looks like
on Monday. Is Doctrine and Covenants 19 and that video,
peace in Christ. This one right here, and that is just under 12
minutes on Tuesday. We're looking just at the talk by
Elder Suarez, Jesus Christ, the character of reversal. And that
one I think I mentioned before, was 15 sorry, 11 minutes and
nine seconds, just over 11 minutes. On Wednesday, the
divine gift of repentance, by Elder Christofferson, 15 and a
half on Thursday, all three videos, the or the other three
videos, I guess we did the fourth one already. We did this
one already. So this one, and then the two animated ones down
below. And Thursday, that's still under 12 and a half
minutes. And then on Friday, we're looking at finding
personal peace by President Eyring. And then last but not
least, on Saturday is the saints volume one, chapter eight, Rise
of The Church of Christ. And that is it. Thank you so much,
you guys for being here. I hope that the Doctrine and Covenants
is going well for you. I The Doctrine and Covenants. I know
I've mentioned this at the beginning of the year, it has
always been the hardest one for me, and so I was really nervous
getting started this year that I wasn't going to be able to make
it through it. But I feel like I'm starting to finally connect
with some of the church history. And so I appreciate you guys
being here with me and sticking through this with me. Thank you
so much. I hope you have a great week and until next time you.