Exponent II bloggers share women-friendly Come Follow Me lesson ideas designed to encourage women to participate in Sunday School. Check out the Exponent II Come Follow Me Lesson for this week below:
Ancient people were as susceptible to biases and misinformation as modern people. They were also products of their time, unaware of scientific discoveries and advancements in human civilization that were yet to come. Moroni, Mormon, and the other authors of the Book of Mormon simply didn’t know what they didn’t know, and Moroni had the humility to acknowledge that.
We’ve been reading the Book of Mormon all year, but now we’re taking that one step further and reading Mormon’s book within the Book of Mormon, which is also called the Book of Mormon. Luckily, having two little books named Mormon compiled into a big book named Mormon is not confusing at all.
In 3 Nephi:27, Jesus Christ completes his mission in the Americas with the Nephites. In 4 Nephi, we learn how the Nephites were so inspired by Christ’s influence they established a Zion community. In this lesson, we’ll discuss how they became so unified, how we could work to replicate their success in our modern communities, and how this time of peace eventually came to an end.
I signed up for this lesson plan specifically to dig into what this passage is doing in 3rd Nephi and how we can understand it in light of the other teachings of Jesus in the chapters surrounding it. I thought it would be simple. After all, I’d done all that earlier study on Isaiah 52:7-10.
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