Paisley: Hello everyone, welcome back, and this is Paisley. We're
doing a make a plan Monday. We only have a few left this year,
and then we get to move on to the to the Old Testament. I'm
super stoked. Okay, excuse me looking at doctrine and covenant
sections 133 through 134 let's take a look and see what it's
all about. All right, Jesus Christ calls me to reject
Babylon and come to Zion. Looks like there's some verses, and
there's a talk here by Elder Christopherson. Come to Zion.
Keep going. I can prepare now for the Savior's Second Coming.
So it looks like we're going to be talking about the Second
Coming. A little bit looks like section 133 about the Second
Coming. There's a message here from President Nelson, the
future of the church, preparing the world for the Savior's
Second Coming. That's our future. Our future is to prepare
for the second coming. And then here, if you want to go check it
out, Aaronic priesthood quorum theme. I did not include that in
our checklist. I don't usually include those kinds of things.
All right. Next, there are some scriptures in the New Testament.
If you want to go check those out, Matthew chapter 25 and then
there's another talk here by President Nelson, embrace the
future with faith. A hymn. Come you children of the Lord. More
gospel library content, second coming of Jesus Christ, if you
want to check that out in topics and questions. And then there's
this talk here by Elder Renlund, personal preparation to meet the
Savior just about 14 minutes. If you go to the actual page, which
is where the link will take you, the link in the checklist will
take you to the actual page. For this talk, it comes in at like,
oh, same thing, 14 minutes and 10 seconds. There's one. It's
the future of the church, preparing for the Second Coming,
preparing the world for the Savior's Second Coming. That
one's exactly 13 minutes. All right, sorry, let's find out
what else is. What else we've got? The Second Coming
governments, section 134, governments were instituted of
God for the benefit of man. Hmm, I'm just going to leave that
there and keep going. Articles of faith, 11 and 12, if you want
to check those out, number 11 is the one that starts with, that
starts we claim, and talks about how we believe that we should be
able to worship, how we're and what we may and other people
should be allowed The same privilege. And then number 12,
what is number 12? My mind just went blank. So we're just gonna
skip it. And then there's religious freedom in the Gospel
library. Topics and questions, again, not added to our list,
but please go check that out. We'll come back to people,
places and events, ideas for teaching children the world. The
Lord wants me to stay away from the evil in the world. Section
133, Babel and Babylon. If you want to go look in the guide to
the scriptures, Jesus Christ will come again, you can use the
activity page. Looks like there's some verses in here to
review with your kids. And then there's a song here when he
comes again from the children's song book section 133, verses,
52 and 53 Jesus Christ is loving and kind. I had a fun
conversation with my daughters tonight about, how do we get to
know Jesus? They are nine and seven my girls, so it was a fun
conversation. We talked about how you get to know like a
friend. On the playground, you meet somebody new. How do you
become friends with them? We talked about how we asked them
their name, maybe their favorite color. One of the seven year
olds was like, we asked them if they want to run with us,
because she loves to run. And then I said, How are we going to
recognize Jesus when He comes? And one of them was like, well,
there's a picture of him in the Book of Mormon. And I said,
Yeah, but that's not a picture. That's what somebody thinks he
looks like. But what if he doesn't have brown hair? What if
he doesn't have long hair? What if he has short hair? So we had
a fun conversation about, how are you going to recognize Jesus
when He comes? And part of that is getting to know him. And how
do we get to know him? Well, we can't really ask him what his
favorite color is. I mean, we can, right, because we can pray
and ask what his favorite color is, but we get to know Jesus
differently than we do other people. We get to know Jesus by
reading our scriptures and learning about him. And these
are a couple of good verses to use Jesus Christ is loving and
kind, alright? And then here is the link again, if you want more
for teaching children primary teachers, I strongly recommend
that resource. I. And then here's your activity page. The
Lord wants me to obey the law. All right, let's go back up to
people, places and events, and check and see what we've got
here. Two revelations in context, William McClellan's
five questions. And then this one of governments and laws.
This one we've already done a few times. This one we have not
done. So this one is on our list, and chapter 36 we've
already done. So that's the last thing on our list. Our list only
has seven things to look at in six days. So here's what we've
got. It's an average of about 1515, and a half minutes every
day. Monday is section 133 all by itself. That's just under 15
minutes. Tuesday section 134 and revelations in context of
governments and laws, and that's 16 and a half. That's the Oh,
it's not the longest day. Wednesday is the longest day
with elder Christopher since come to Zion. That's just over
17 minutes. Thursday is only 13 minutes. The future of the
church, preparing the world for the Savior's Second Coming.
Friday is 16 and a half. Embrace the future with faith President
Nelson, and Saturday, 14 minutes and 10 seconds with elder
Renlund. Personal preparation, personal preparation to meet the
Savior. I really liked that talk when he gave that talk, so I'm
looking forward to listening to it again. Okay, that's it,
everybody. It's pretty short, easy week this week at only 15
minutes every day. I hope you enjoy your week. Have a good
one, and until next time. Thank you again. You.