[Teachldsseminary] QUES - D&C 19

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here is mine from just a few days ago...  maybe this will work for you.
Kathryn



Readiness:  I reviewed my lesson from Section 18  Worth of a Soul -

Look Section 19:1  Look both
Section 19:41  Look for and underline how Christ describes  
himself..    vs. 1 Redeemer/ vs. 41 Savior

Out of all his many titles, why do you think He uses these two titles  
to identify himself ?

In our temple recommend interview we are asked...

“Do you have a testimony of the Atonement of Christ and of His role  
as Savior and Redeemer?”

What two roles are we asked about?  (Savior, and Redeemer)
  Why do you think those might be the ones we are questioned about?   
( we depend on the Savior for our salvation and redemption and are  
willing to follow Him)
What is the difference between the two roles?

Post:
Define: Savior (one who had saved them)
Redeemer (one who had bought them)

What do you think those actually mean?
We come to the Father through the life-giving mission of the Son in  
two ways. In each of these ways, Jesus Christ is the life of the  
world, our Savior and our Redeemer.

1. Through the power and example of the infinite atonement of Jesus  
Christ, all mankind will be resurrected (see 2 Ne. 9:7, 12)
Physical death  ( on the cross he died )
2. Our Savior has redeemed us from the sin of Adam, but what about  
the effects of our own sins? Spiritual Death ( in gethsemane he took  
upon Him sins of the world )

Since “all have sinned” (Rom. 3:23), we are all spiritually dead.  
Again, our only hope for life is our Savior...  In order to lay claim  
upon our Savior’s life-giving triumph over the spiritual death we  
suffer because of our own sins, we must follow the conditions he has  
prescribed.

Our third article of faith describes the Savior’s conditions in these  
words: “We believe that through the Atonement of Christ, all mankind  
may be saved, by obedience to the laws and ordinances of the Gospel.”

The Lord Jesus Christ, our Savior and our Redeemer, is the life of  
the world because his resurrection and his atonement save us from  
both physical and spiritual death.: “O how great the goodness of our  
God, who prepareth a way for our escape from the grasp of this awful  
monster; yea, that monster, death and hell, which I call the death of  
the body, and also the death of the spirit” (2 Ne. 9:10).
( Dallin Oaks )

John 3:17 For God So Loved the World that He Gave His Only Begotten  
Son, That Who So Believeth in Him Might Not Perish, But Have  
EverLasting Life....

Quote:
No member of this Church must ever forget the terrible price paid by  
our Redeemer, who gave His life that all men might live—the agony of  
Gethsemane, the bitter mockery of His trial, the vicious crown of  
thorns tearing at His flesh, the blood cry of the mob before Pilate,  
the lonely burden of His heavy walk along the way to Calvary, the  
terrifying pain as great nails pierced His hands and feet. . . .
We cannot forget that. We must never forget it, for here our Savior,  
our Redeemer, the Son of God, gave Himself, a vicarious sacrifice for  
each of us. [Gordon B. Hinckley, “The Symbol of Our Faith,” Ensign,  
April 2005,

Show Video:  The Lamb of God ( beginning at the point of "crucify him  
crucify him  approx 10 min total )
As we watch this THINK OF YOUR WORTH????

In section 19 Christ is pleading with us to come unto him and repent  
so that we do not have to suffer as he did...

V 15 Look for what we are commanded to do so we do not have to  
suffer... (repent) How does the Savior describe the suffering  you   
will bear if you do not repent?

V 16 Look to see why the Lord is telling you how you will suffer if  
you do not repent ?
( he has already suffered for you so you won’t have to go through it  
yourself... because someone must!  or...
suffer even as I)
V. 17-18 He gives just a glimpse of what he had to endure...

V. 23-24 What must we do to be assured peace?


V 38-39 How will you receive great blessings?  ( pray always)

V 41 Look for what we must ultimately do ( come unto him.)
Quote: The best way—the only way—to persuade people to repent and  
come unto Christ is to get them—to get us—to think about what He has  
done for us and especially about what He has suffered for us.


(  I barely had enough time to get through this entire lesson in my  
40 minute lesson time )