Powerful Doctrines and Covenants

The youth in my seminary class read DC 81-83 which is full of powerful doctrines and covenants.

Rather than have me tell them what to learn, they studied it and shared what they learned and why it mattered.

Here is a quick summary of what each shared:

Ryan	DC 83:4-5	neat that children have claim on parents
	DC 82:6	it’s like a warning to be vigilant
Megan	DC 82:7	frightening, don’t like it, so don’t want to be that way
	DC 82:23	I don’t need to feel the burden of judging others
Colleen	DC 81:5	it’s great to help other people out, blessing
John	DC 81:5	feels good to help others
	DC 81:6	I want to do this
Matthew	DC 82:10	we will be blessed for doing what he says
Pablo	DC 81:3	he will bless me
	DC 82:2	repent and stop sinning
Markus	DC 82:14	it’s our job, I’m part of the work
	DC 82:24	you can have everything
Taylor	DC 81:5-6	irrevocable law, if we help the poor we will be blessed
Maryann	DC 81:4	it’s the best thing we can do, we don’t have to cure cancer or do something huge
	DC 82:3	remember where blessings come from
	DC 82:5	there really is a war going on
	DC 82:23	this is comforting
Brittany	DC 82:1	forgiving is a big part of my life
	DC 82:16	do us good, he watches out for us
	DC 82:18	improving our talents I’m trying to do that
Eric	DC 81:7	seen Alpha & Omega before so it must be important
Spencer R.	DC 81:5-6	raising hands, like Hallelujah, is cool and enduring to the end is important
	DC 82:14	we each have our own Zion and should strengthen it so we’ll be protected spiritually and hold strong
Christian	DC 82:3	it’s talking about us, requires more, doesn’t make us better, we know better, thankful to have it
	DC 82:10	covenant between us and God
	DC 82:16	people complain about commandments but they are there for our good and for our happiness
Aisha	DC 82:5	he will help us if we turn to him
	DC 82:9	he lets us know what to do
Leanne	DC 81:6 & 82:10	these are tied together and include the promise of eternal life
	DC 82:4	we need to accept it