Paisley: Abi, hello again. Thank you for joining me. Paisley,
imperfect with a makeup plan Monday. This one is June, 30
through July, 6. No weapon that is formed against you shall
prosper. We're looking at sections 71 through 75 this
week. So we've got five sections to look at. Let's see what else
we got as reboot and Isaac Morley in Revelations in
context, which we've already done. So that's not on our list
this week. Let's see what else we got. The Spirit will guide me
as I proclaim the Savior's gospel. That's quite the
promise. There are some scriptures in the New Testament,
Doctrine and Covenants, hmm, I guess I assumed there would be
some in the Book of Mormon. I don't see any, but there
probably are some. They're just not here. Let's see helping
others with questions. If you want to check that out, I did
add Dallen H oaks, loving others and living with differences.
That's the one that I am looking forward to the most personally
for this week. And then I have no idea how to say this name. I
will butcher it if I even try. Brother K, valiant discipleship
in the latter days. That one is also on the list. The Lord
blesses me through the ministry of leaders like bishops. I hope
you love your bishop. My Bishop is pretty cool. He works hard
and he does a lot, and I appreciate everything he does.
He's great. There's a talk down here from elder cook bishops.
Shepherds over the Lord's flock from 2021 that one is definitely
on the list. Guide to the Scriptures. Joseph Smith,
translation, section 73 this is a cute picture. And then there's
a hymn. I'll go where you want me to go. We will come back to
people, places and events. Let's check out what's down here. In
the teaching children section, there's a chapter 25 Joseph
Smith and Sidney Rigdon go on a mission and then there. It's
also right here, so you can click on it here and go to it on
a different page. Or you can watch the video right here. It's
a whole 45 seconds long. Definitely doable, right?
There's another song here, Stan for the right and then there's a
there's chapter 17 as well, the first bishops of the church. The
videos right here. If you want to click on the link, it'll take
you to a separate page. Or you can just look at this. This is a
minute and 45 so it's a minute longer than the other one. And
then let's see. I can give my best effort to the Lord. And
then there's a talk right here from President Uchtdorf, two
principles for any economy, and the activity page. Let's go up
here and see what's in people, places and events, revelations
in context, Ezra booth and Isaac Morley, we did with section 57 I
quit other business early missionaries. We did with
section 42 and chapter 14, visions and nightmares. We've
definitely done that too. So none of those are on the list
this week. So we've got five sections of the Doctrine and
Covenants, a talk by President oaks, a talk by brother Kay, a
talk by Elder Cook, and a talk by President Uchtdorf, and then
those two videos. So we average about 13 and a half minutes a
day, which is not bad. And our checklist looks like this. On
Monday, we've got section 7172 73 and then chapter 17, the
first bishops of the church, February and December of 1831
that's 11 and a half minutes on Monday. Tuesday is our shortest
day, with nine and a half minutes Doctrine and Covenants.
Section 74 and 75 and then the video of chapter 25 Wednesday,
loving others and living with differences is our second
longest day, with 15 minutes and 12 seconds. Valiant disciples in
the latter days by brother Kay. On Thursday is 10 minutes and 18
seconds. On Friday, we've got elder cook with 14 almost 15
minutes. And then Saturday is our longest day with Brother
Uchtdorf, President Uchtdorf, excuse me, with almost 19
minutes. So that's that one took our average up to 13 minutes.
That's the longest 118, 45 but that's it, and it looks like
we're going to be learning a lot about bishops and hopefully
learning to appreciate the one that we have. I hope that you
guys are learning so much from the Doctrine and Covenants. I
know that I've learned a lot more this year than I have in
years past, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to study it
again. Thank you so much for being here and until next time
you.