I Will Go And Do The Things Which The Lord Has Commanded 1 1 nephi 3:7. the lord commanded nephi to go and do. image. line upon line. 7 and it came to pass that i, nephi, said unto my father: i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded, for i know that the lord giveth no commandments unto the children of men, save he shall prepare a way for them that they may accomplish the thing which he. Tell the children that nephi wanted to have his own testimony that the lord had commanded his family to leave jerusalem. ask the children to listen for what nephi did to gain his own testimony as you read 1 nephi 2:16. testify that just as we each had to open the box to find out what was inside, we all need to ask god to gain our own testimony.
I Will Go Do The Things The Lord Commands Inspirational Poster Let us sound the call today to revive the old profession of lamplighters. let us each pick up our torch and illuminate the sacred histories, the eternal truths that divine providence has bestowed on us. let us have the faith and courage of nephi, roll up our sleeves like ben franklin, and “go and do the things which the lord hath commanded. 7 and it came to pass that i, nephi, said unto my father: i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded, for i know that the lord giveth no commandments unto the children of men, save he shall prepare a way for them that they may accomplish the thing which he commandeth them. (1 nephi 3:7). Then when you are tempted by the adversary, as you may be nearly every day, to deviate from the counsel of the prophets, the wishes of your parents, or what “the lord commands,” you can immediately have the words of stalwart nephi automatically come to your mind: “i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded” (1 ne. 3:7). Beyond the literary structures, nephi’s statement that “i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded” becomes a leitmotif throughout the book of 1 nephi. nephi will be shown doing things. there is an implicit contrast between the murmuring, which is a vocal indication, and the doing, which is a physical manifestation.
I Will Go And Do The Things Which The Lord Hath Commanded 1 E Then when you are tempted by the adversary, as you may be nearly every day, to deviate from the counsel of the prophets, the wishes of your parents, or what “the lord commands,” you can immediately have the words of stalwart nephi automatically come to your mind: “i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded” (1 ne. 3:7). Beyond the literary structures, nephi’s statement that “i will go and do the things which the lord hath commanded” becomes a leitmotif throughout the book of 1 nephi. nephi will be shown doing things. there is an implicit contrast between the murmuring, which is a vocal indication, and the doing, which is a physical manifestation. 1. the lord commanded nephi to go and get the plates. from the wicked laban inside the city gates. laman and lemuel were both afraid to try. nephi was courageous. this was his reply: “i will go. He then prayed unto the lord ‘with all his heart, in behalf of his people’ (1 nephi 1:5). in answer to this fervent prayer, lehi was blessed with a glorious vision of god and his son and of the impending destruction of jerusalem (see 1 nephi 1:6 9, 13, 18). consequently, lehi rejoiced, and his whole heart was filled because of the things.
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