Paisley: Music, hello everybody. It's Paisley, imperfect, and
it's not Monday, it's actually Sunday, because I didn't notice
last week, like I should have that our holy week study plan
starts a day early. It starts on Sunday this week, instead of on
Monday, because Sunday is Palm Sunday. So I'm publishing our
episode this week, a day early. This will come out Sunday
morning, Saturday night, when I'm recording it, so you won't
be that far behind me. Okay, so the first thing I did is scroll
through this. I did not create two lists. I only created one.
It's based on the Easter Study Plan, which I will show you in a
second. But I'm going to go through the regular Come follow
me, because there are six things on here that you could use if
you wanted to to study the Come follow me stuff this week
instead of the Easter stuff, it'll be a lot shorter. Your
average would only be about six minutes a day, instead of the
average for the Easter study plan is about, it's almost an
hour. It's like 51 minutes. So I'll scroll through this and
I'll show you the six things that you can look at this week,
if you would rather do the Come follow me versus Easter. And
then I'll show you what our plan looks like for Easter. Okay, so
normal, I just we scroll through here and we look. There's some
verses mentioned in here. There is the living Christ, the
testimony of the apostles. That's about five and a half
minutes. As you keep scrolling, there's some scriptures and
stuff. And then there's this talk in here. It's kind of
hidden by Elder Richard G Scott. And that is the longest one on
this whole page. And that's 16 minutes and seven seconds. So
just barely over 16 minutes, that would be your longest day
if you decided to just do the come follow me. The Living
Christ is mentioned again. Here. We already talked about that.
And then there's this video, this cute girl on here, that's
only two minutes and five seconds. It's called, Let your
goals be guided by the Spirit. There's a hymn in here, if you
want. And then topics and questions Jesus Christ in the
Gospel library, if you want to look at that. And then there's
First Corinthians. And then there's Easter dot Church of
Jesus christ.org, which we're going to look at in a second.
That's where our Easter study plan comes from. Uh, Holy Week.
Holy Week slash Easter study plan. As we keep going, the
sixth and final thing on the list, Oh, just kidding, this is
only the fourth thing, the Savior suffers in Gethsemane,
there's two more videos down here in teaching children the
ideas for teaching children section. There's one right here.
It's a little bit hidden because he lives, which is in the Gospel
library. And then last and final thing is this video right here
called the shiny bicycle. So those are your six things if you
decide you want to do, come follow me, the living Christ,
the testimony of the apostles, the power of Scripture by Elder
Scott. The video, let your goals be guided by the Spirit. The
video say the Savior suffers in Gethsemane. The the video
because he lives, and the video because or I'm sorry, the video
the shiny bicycle. Those are your six things. Now you may
have noticed as I was rapidly scrolling down this page, this
section right here is in place of our usual people places,
events. This is the Holy Week Easter study plan. And when you
click here, there's a whole new study plan, and it includes
information, stuff from the New Testament and from the Book of
Mormon. So what I did with this as I went into each one of
these. This is Palm Sunday, April 13, which is today. By the
time you're hearing this with all thy heart. And I scrolled
down through this one and pulled all the stuff out from here.
There's a video here, there's a song here, there's an activity
here, if you want to do the activity sometimes, instead of
an activity down here, there's a video I'm not going to go
through every single day with you, because it will just take
us way too long to do that. And I've already created the
checklist for you here. So this is the Easter week study plan,
or the holy week study plan, and it starts on Palm Sunday, which
is April 13. If you are one of the regulars and you don't hear
this until Monday, that's okay. Fit the Sunday stuff in when you
can, or don't, just skip it this year and come back to it next
year. All of this stuff on Sunday the 13th, today is four.
One minutes. So I know it looks like a lot. It's 41 minutes
long. Just do what you can. And you can kind of tell by looking
at it when it splits between the New Testament and the Book of
Mormon. Here, I'll show you the pattern. So the Easter I showed
you already on here, there's this little bit of reading,
there's a video, a song and an activity, which is also
sometimes a video. So when you're looking and then the Book
of Mormon, one looks the same. So when you scroll down here and
you see Easter in the Book of Mormon, Palm Sunday, April 13,
this one is outlined the same way prophecies of Jesus Christ's
birth. You've got the reading here, and then you've got a
video, a song and an activity, which is sometimes a video. So
when you look here, you'll see the name of the New Testament,
thing that we read. There's the video the song, here's the Book
of Mormon one, prophecies of Jesus Christ's birth. There was
a talk in that one to overcome the world and find rest by
President Nelson. Video Song, so you can tell looking here,
here's the New Testament one. Video Song, there's a story.
Here's this is where the Book of Mormon one starts, talk, video,
song, video, so you can see where the Book of Mormon one
starts. If you want to just do the Old Testament, just do the
sorry, the New Testament. If you just want to do the New
Testament part, do whatever is at the top, the video, the song,
and then know that the Book of Mormon one starts here, same
thing here, after the video, the song, the story. Here's the Book
of Mormon one. You can just start there. If you want to do
the Book of Mormon part, if you want to do the whole thing, I'm
going to try my best to do the whole thing. It's kind of a lot.
The Monday right here, this one is the longest of all of them.
So Sunday is 41 minutes. Monday is 45 and a half. Tuesday is 30
minutes. Wednesday is 34 minutes. About Thursday is about
38 and a half. It's getting a little bit shorter. Good Friday
is the shortest at 35 minutes, 41 seconds. Just kidding,
Tuesday was shorter at 30 minutes. So Good Friday is 35
minutes, 41 seconds. Saturday is 38 minutes and 29 so 38 and a
half. Um, wait, sorry that Saturday just over 3838 minutes
and six seconds. And then Easter Sunday is 42 minutes and 22
seconds. So it's not it's not that bad. It's not as bad as it
looks we start with 40 minutes. We have 4530 3438 3538 and 42
they're all less than an hour more than usual. But we've had a
couple of weeks before that have gotten up into the 45 I think we
even had a week or two that we're an hour each. So we've
been here. We've done this before. Just do what you can. If
all you can do this week is read or listen to this, then just do
that. Just do what you can. The Lord loves our effort, and he
magnifies it. The harder we try, the harder he helps anyway. So
it's a long plan. It's up on the website whenever you're ready to
get started. Thank you so much for being here with me, and I
hope that you enjoy your Holy Week this week. I hope that you
can feel the spirit of Easter and until next time, thanks
everybody. You.