Moroni
Understanding the Scriptures
Moroni 10
| Exhortation, exhort (vv. 2–4) | Encouragement, urging |
| Severally (v. 17) | Individually |
| Despair (v. 22) | Hopelessness |
| Hiss (v. 28) | Spread, sound, pierce |
| Confounded (v. 31) | Separated |
Studying the Scriptures
Do activity A and one of the other activities (B–D) as you study Moroni 10.
Scripture Mastery—Moroni 10:4–5
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Read Moroni 10:3–7 and list what we should do to “know the truth of all things.”
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Write a journal entry that includes (1) your testimony of the Book of Mormon, (2) how following the counsel outlined in those verses has helped your testimony grow, and (3) how your testimony has changed as you have studied the Book of Mormon this year in seminary.
Identify the Gifts of the Spirit
In Moroni 10:8–19 you will find examples of the gifts of the Spirit.
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In your notebook, identify the gifts Moroni mentioned.
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Why do you think these gifts of God are given to people?
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Explain how having these gifts can help you, your family, and others serve.
Finish the Sentence
Using what you learn in Moroni 10:24–29, complete the following sentences:
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Wo unto those who die in their sins, because …
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Everyone will know the truth when …
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It is possible to know the truth because of …
Recall an Experience
Think about your experiences in seminary this year and answer the following questions about Moroni 10:32–34:
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Verse 32: What is one experience that has helped you “come unto Christ” and “deny yourself of all ungodliness”?
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Verse 33: What is one lesson you can recall from this year’s study that helped you desire to become “holy, without spot”?
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Verse 34: What other Book of Mormon prophet taught the same doctrine as Moroni did in this verse? (see Jacob 6:13).
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