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5000+ Questions to Apply the Scriptures to Your Life: Volume One: 1 Nephi - Alma 29
This one-of-a-kind study guide contains inspired questions for nearly every verse from 1 Nephi to Alma 29. It is designed to help you understand and apply the magnificent teachings of the Book of Mormon with over 5,000 questions that are:
- Related to the gospel
- Open-ended
- Application-focused
- Deep
These are not factual questions that require great knowledge to answer. Instead, they are thoughtful questions that require only the ability to ponder, a desire to learn from the Spirit, and the humility to change as you strive to more fully live the gospel.
The 5,000 answers you come up with have the power to help you become more like the Savior, reflect more often on gospel principles, find personal meaning in the gospel, and be converted more deeply.
This book is perfect for individuals who want to deepen their scripture study, families who want to have more meaningful gospel discussions, and teachers who want to make their lessons more impactful.
Get started today and transform your life by transforming your scripture study!
***** SEE SAMPLE QUESTIONS BELOW *****
2 Nephi 15:5
To destroy the vineyard, the Lord only needed to withhold His protective power from it. How does sinning "turn off" the power of God in our lives? How does repentance turn it back on?
Mosiah 12:31-32
How would you respond to this similar question: "Doth salvation come by reading scriptures, saying prayers, and going to church?" Why or why not?
Jacob 5:20
The Lord spent considerable time nourishing the various branches of Israel, and they brought forth considerable fruit. Up to this point in your life, how has the Lord nourished you, both physically and spiritually? What fruits have you brought forth to Him in return?
Alma 24:8
The conversion of the Anti-Nephi-Lehies allowed them to repair and strengthen their relationships with the Nephites. How can the gospel of Jesus Christ heal relationships, especially in marriages and families? How has the gospel blessed the relationships in your life?
1 Nephi 11:22-23
When was the last time you felt this kind of love from your Heavenly Father? What stops us (and you personally) from feeling it? What helps us (and you personally) to feel it?
Enos 1:17
What covenants have you made with God, and what blessings do they entitle you to? How does your faith in those promises bring rest to your soul?
Alma 2:27
Sometimes our trials can seem "as numerous as the sands of the sea." What trials are you facing in your life now? What do you stand in need of, spiritually and temporally, that you could ask your Heavenly Father for? How much faith do you have that He can help you with these things?
Mosiah 12:28-29
The priests claimed to teach the law of Moses but they themselves didn't keep it. If you are a parent, is there anything that you are trying to teach your children but that you yourself aren't a good example of? If so, how can you improve? In what ways are you setting a good example of what you teach?
- Related to the gospel
- Open-ended
- Application-focused
- Deep
These are not factual questions that require great knowledge to answer. Instead, they are thoughtful questions that require only the ability to ponder, a desire to learn from the Spirit, and the humility to change as you strive to more fully live the gospel.
The 5,000 answers you come up with have the power to help you become more like the Savior, reflect more often on gospel principles, find personal meaning in the gospel, and be converted more deeply.
This book is perfect for individuals who want to deepen their scripture study, families who want to have more meaningful gospel discussions, and teachers who want to make their lessons more impactful.
Get started today and transform your life by transforming your scripture study!
***** SEE SAMPLE QUESTIONS BELOW *****
2 Nephi 15:5
To destroy the vineyard, the Lord only needed to withhold His protective power from it. How does sinning "turn off" the power of God in our lives? How does repentance turn it back on?
Mosiah 12:31-32
How would you respond to this similar question: "Doth salvation come by reading scriptures, saying prayers, and going to church?" Why or why not?
Jacob 5:20
The Lord spent considerable time nourishing the various branches of Israel, and they brought forth considerable fruit. Up to this point in your life, how has the Lord nourished you, both physically and spiritually? What fruits have you brought forth to Him in return?
Alma 24:8
The conversion of the Anti-Nephi-Lehies allowed them to repair and strengthen their relationships with the Nephites. How can the gospel of Jesus Christ heal relationships, especially in marriages and families? How has the gospel blessed the relationships in your life?
1 Nephi 11:22-23
When was the last time you felt this kind of love from your Heavenly Father? What stops us (and you personally) from feeling it? What helps us (and you personally) to feel it?
Enos 1:17
What covenants have you made with God, and what blessings do they entitle you to? How does your faith in those promises bring rest to your soul?
Alma 2:27
Sometimes our trials can seem "as numerous as the sands of the sea." What trials are you facing in your life now? What do you stand in need of, spiritually and temporally, that you could ask your Heavenly Father for? How much faith do you have that He can help you with these things?
Mosiah 12:28-29
The priests claimed to teach the law of Moses but they themselves didn't keep it. If you are a parent, is there anything that you are trying to teach your children but that you yourself aren't a good example of? If so, how can you improve? In what ways are you setting a good example of what you teach?
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Published September 4, 2019
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Liz Kazandzhy
11 books4 followersLiz Kazandzhy (kah-zahn-JEE) graduated from BYU at the top of her class with a degree in Human Development. When people asked her what she would do with that degree, she always replied, “Develop humans, of course!” and she’s been doing that ever since. In her writing, parenting, and other pursuits, her ultimate goal is to help others develop into their best selves.
Professionally, Liz has worked as a book reviewer for Kirkus Media and as a top-rated freelance editor, specializing in nonfiction genres such as self-help and religion. But as much as she loves reviewing and editing books, her real passion is writing them. She also enjoyed hosting the podcast Latter-day Saint Book Nook and hopes to start a new one soon.
As for her personal life, Liz grew up in Fort Collins, CO, and served a mission in Kyiv, Ukraine. She plays several instruments, trained guide dogs for the blind for 10 years, and enjoys web development as a hobby. She and her husband Vlad currently live in Utah with their three daughters.
Professionally, Liz has worked as a book reviewer for Kirkus Media and as a top-rated freelance editor, specializing in nonfiction genres such as self-help and religion. But as much as she loves reviewing and editing books, her real passion is writing them. She also enjoyed hosting the podcast Latter-day Saint Book Nook and hopes to start a new one soon.
As for her personal life, Liz grew up in Fort Collins, CO, and served a mission in Kyiv, Ukraine. She plays several instruments, trained guide dogs for the blind for 10 years, and enjoys web development as a hobby. She and her husband Vlad currently live in Utah with their three daughters.
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