Doctrine & Covenants 107:84
“Thus, none shall be exempted from the justice and the laws of God, that all things may be done in order and in solemnity before him, and according to truth and righteousness.”
The Sixth Article of Faith, Children’s Songbook page 126
In section 107, the Lord gives instructions on the organization of the leadership of the Church and explains the responsibilities of priesthood holders. The leadership is organized into quorums such as the First Presidency, the Twelve Apostles, and the quorums of the Seventy. These leaders are called to preach the gospel and meet together to make decisions in righteousness, holiness, and meekness. Each office of the priesthood has certain duties and responsibilities.
The priesthood was given to Adam, who ordained many of his descendants. Section 107 tells of a gathering where Adam met with his family and gave them his last blessing. Sections 106 and 108 give guidance to Warren A. Cowdery and Lyman Sherman to help them to fulfill their priesthood callings.
“Ultimately, all keys of the priesthood are held by the Lord Jesus Christ, whose priesthood it is. He is the one who determines what keys are delegated to mortals and how those keys will be used.” Dallin H. Oaks
The keys of the priesthood are spiritual keys that we can not see — given to worthy priesthood holders by the laying on of hands. Play the Priesthood Keys Game to learn about how the priesthood and a few of the priesthood keys work together.
Your family will not only have fun molding Peanut Butter Fudge Keys out of this delicious, easy & edible fudge clay, but they’ll have fun eating them, too!
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1 thought on “Come Follow Me Lesson – Done in Order: Doctrine and Covenants 106-108”
Thank you for this site. I have 2 boys/men who have mental disabilities and one holds the priesthood. I try to teach simply, without too much words. He can only take 1 maybe 2 small steps in learning at a time so on seeing this site I am very excited for him and me. This particular young ‘man’ cant read altho we do read the scriptures, there will be no ‘learning’ to read for him only by rote-learning so with this site and primary books, I’ll be able to teach him a little more about the priesthood and other topics.
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