A Type of Christ

Hello all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 33


Alma speaks to the poor Zoramites about different things in the scriptures that prove there is a Christ. He speaks of Moses and of a type of Christ that was used by Moses to teach the people. What was this that was used? How did it symbolize Christ?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

The other Zoramites

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 32

What was different about these Zoramites as opposed to the Zoramites that we talked about today, preaching in their synagogues? Why would this make it easier to preach to them? What would you share with these Zoramites after hearing their heartbreaking message in verse 5?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Zoramites

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 31

What troublesome scene did Alma find when he went to preach to the Zoramites? How were the Zoramites acting? Do we see this sometimes in members of our own church, maybe even in ourselves at times? How do we avoid this behavior?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Korihor

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 30

Who is Korihor? In what ways was he deceived? How can we be deceived in similar ways in this day in age?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Back to the beginning

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 27-28

What does The Lord command the people of anti-nephi-lehi to do? Why did he ask them to do this? How is this different than the first time they went to war as the anti-nephi-lehis?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley 

The lamanites

Hello all!

I am dreadfully sorry this was so late, I hope you will forgive me :) your reading for tonight is:

Alma 25

It is short and sweet, which I am sure you will love :) why were the lamanites angry with the Nephites? Why do you think they acted this way? How do we sometimes react this same way with others when we do something we shouldn't?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Back to Aaron

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 23 and 24

We will be switching back and forth in the chapters between Aaron and Ammon, so I hope it doesn't get too confusing :) Remember Ammon is king Lamoni's servant/friend who slayed the men at the river to protect the flocks. Aaron, was imprisoned and Ammon saved him, then Aaron baptized King Lamoni's father. Lol, get all that? :)

In our reading we will be talking about Aaron. Now after he converts the king and his family and household the king puts forth a proclamation. What proclamation is this? Did this proclamation take away from the rights of the people? Why or why not?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Aaron

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 21

We have taken some time to learn about Ammon and his missionary adventures, now we will learn about Aaron. Remember that when we left off with Ammon in chapter 20 he was on his way to free Aaron from prison in middoni. What do we learn about Aaron's missionary adventures in this chapter? How are they similar/different from Ammon's?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

They all fall down

Hey all!

I am really impressed with my title today :) your reading for tonight is:

Alma 19

What happens to king lamoni and his household? Who was the servant who had been converted prior to this? What benefit was it in this situation?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Alma 18

Hey all! 

Your reading tonight is:

Alma 18

Remember that the last chapter was the reunion between Alma and the sins of mosiah. These next chapters are going to be a recap of what happened to the sons of mosiah. The first we hear about is Ammon. What happened with the flocks? What is the kings reaction? Hiw does Ammon handle it?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

The sons of mosiah

Hey all :)

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 17

Who are the sons if mosiah and why was alma happy to see them? What types of things have happened to them while they were separated from Alma and preaching the gospel? 

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Zeezrom

Hey all :)

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 15&16

What have we learned about Zeezrom in the last couple of chapters? What changes have we seen in him? What can we learn from these changes, and how can we make similar ones in our lives?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Fire

Hey all!

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 14

How did you feel about this chapter? How difficult would it have been to be Amulek and alma?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley 

High priests

Hey all!

I hope you had a great and warm weekend! Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 13

What can we learn about the priesthood and it's sacredness from the first few verses? What implications does this have for you, whether you will soon hold the priesthood, or maybe you have young men around you who hold the priesthood?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Zeezrom is stumped

Hey all!

Congrats on the great exam scores! And good luck with the last ones tomorrow! Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 12

Alma talks a lot about the judgements of God after Zeezrom asks him to clarify. What points stick out to you about what judgement day will be like? How can we prepare for that day now?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Amulek and Zeezrom

Hey all!

Your reading tonight is:

Alma 11

What did lawyers do to drum up business? How were Amulek and alma involved? What ways did Zeezrom try to trick Amulek? Did it work?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley 

Alma and Amulek preach

Hey all :)

Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 9-10

Alma speaks to the people first, and then Amulek. What does Amulek share about himself? How are him and Alma similar? In what way can you relate to these two men?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Alma meets Amulek

Hey all!

Brrrr! It was so cold this morning! I commend you for braving it and making it to seminary :) Your reading for tonight is:

Alma 8

What cities did Alma visit in this chapter? What were their reactions to his preaching the gospel? Think about how you might feel if you were in this same situation. Would you go back if the Lord asked you? Who is Amulek?


See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

Alma gives up the Judgment-seat

Hey all :)

I hope you all had a wonderful weekend :) I realize that this next week is finals, but I promise you, the more effort you make to read your scriptures and come to seminary, the more prepared you will be for your tests because the spirit will be with you, and all things are possible through His spirit :) So...your reading for tonight is:

Alma 6-7 (6 is very short, so don't be scared. If you only have time for 1 chapter, try chapter 7)

Alma has given up his judgment-seat so that he will have more time to go unto the people and preach repentance. What things does Alma say we need to be doing? What things should be avoid? What are some of the blessings he promises? What will we miss out on if we do not follow the Lord's teachings?

Even though Alma lived a very long time before us, these things are just as pertinent now as they were then :)

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

We're back!

Hey all!

We are back on schedule now :) and your reading for tonight is:

Alma 5:37-end of chapter

What impressions do you get reading the rest of this chapter? What changes do you see in Alma and what can you learn about making your own changes?

See you tomorrow!

Sis. Findley

No seminary Thursday

Hey all :)

I had it in my mind that you all started back to school next Monday (because that made more sense, right?), so I will still be out of town Thursday morning. I will be coming homer thirsty night so we will resume class as usual on Friday morning at 7. If you would like, you can attend the 6 o'clock class Thursday and let me know Friday and it will count towards a makeup day credit.

See ya Friday!

Sis. Findley