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Introduction. When a fellow Latter-day Saint approaches you with questions or concerns about their faith, consider it a sacred privilege. Respond with Love. Look for ways to show compassion and kindness, even when they make choices you do not agree with. Listen with Humility.
- Plan of Salvation
Before we were born on earth, we lived with our heavenly...
- Spirit World
In the spirit prison are the spirits of those who have not...
- Mortality
Mortality refers to the time from birth until physical...
- First Vision
The Lord explained that the churches of the day believed “in...
- Restoration of The Church
When Jesus Christ was on the earth, He established His...
- Creation
Under the direction of Heavenly Father, Jesus Christ created...
- Premortality
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this...
- Fall of Adam and Eve
In the Garden of Eden, God commanded, “Of every tree of the...
- Plan of Salvation
The purpose of these essays, which have been approved by the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, has been to gather accurate information from many different sources and publications and place it in the Gospel Topics section of ChurchofJesusChrist.org, where the material can more easily be accessed and studied by Church ...
- Why Do A Topical Study?
- What’s The Difference Between A Topical Study & A Word Study?
- How to Do A Topical Study
- What Can I Do with My Topical Study?
- What Will Be Your First Topical Study?
As stated in the opening, one of the main reasons why someone would want to do a topical study is so they can know what the Bible says about their given subject. But, what are some other reasons you might want to do a topical study? The objective of a topical study is to trace a theme or subject throughout the entirety of Scripture. So, it is appli...
One question it took me a while to learn the answer to is this: what’s the difference between a topical study and a word study? On the surface, a topical study looks very similar to a word study. And you’re not wrong to think that way. In terms of the process and how you do the work, the two are nearly identical. But, there are some key distinction...
Now that we know what a topical study is, let’s dive into the how to portion of this Bible study tip.
So, you may be asking yourself, “What can I do with a topical study once I’ve completed it?” That’s a good question and one worth asking. The first thing we ought to do with anything we study in Scripture is internalize and apply it to ourselves. Without personal application, our studies are fruitless. We study first and foremost for ourselves and ...
Now that you know the in’s & out’s of how to do a topical study, there’s only one question left to ask. What will you choose for your first topical study? Leave a comment below or send me an email. I’d love to hear about it. Last, but not least, if you’re struggling with ideas for your topical study, be sure to click the link below to download your...
Readers can use the topic number to locate the topic in the Bible topics section. Topics cross-refer you to the various parts of Scripture at which each topic occurs and are organized under descriptive headings.
Latter-day Saints believe that Jesus Christ is the Savior of the World. We strive to follow Him as the way to happiness in this life and eternal life in the world to come.
Nov 1, 2019 · To find Gospel Topics online: go to ChurchofJesusChrist.org and in the top navigation, choose Scriptures and Study and then Gospel Topics. (Or just type topics.ChurchofJesusChrist.org into your browser.) To find Gospel Topics in the Gospel Library app: tap Topics and then tap Gospel Topics.
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Feb 5, 2019 · In the Gospel Library App, you can access all three of these resources (Gospel Topics, Gospel Topics Essays, and Church History Topics) via the “Topics” icon. Both the Gospel Topics Essays and Church History Topics are also available via the “Church History” icon.
