Church History 1805 to 1832. This volume is the first of three on Church History and the Doctrine and Covenants. It covers Church history and the revelations in the Doctrine and Covenants from the birth of Joseph Smith in 1805 through the beginnings of the Kirtland and Missouri periods. We learn concerning the First Vision, the coming forth of the Book of Mormon, the restoration of the priesthood, and many early revelations given to individual members of the Church. We study the organization of the Church in 1830 and the migration of the Saints to Kirtland, Ohio, where the law and order of the Church is given, the law of consecration begins, and spiritual gifts are manifested. We also read concerning the early events in Missouri, where the land of Zion is dedicated for the gathering of the Saints. In all, it covers 27 years of Church History, and covers sections 1-99 of the Doctrine and Covenants and the Joseph Smith History in the Pearl of Great Price. The cover features “Young Joseph,” a painting of the Prophet Joseph Smith pondering in the Sacred Grove, by Walter Rane.Table of Contents:Ch. Title Scripture Refs 1.Preface to the Final Dispensation(D&amp;C 1)2. D&amp;C Testifies of Christ(D&amp;C6;19;29;38;43;45;50;76;93;133;136)** NEW ENGLAND &amp; NEW YORK PERIOD3. Joseph Smith's First Vision (1820)(JS-History 1-25)4. The Book of Mormon (1820-30)(JS-H 26-68; D&amp;C 2-3;5;10;17)5. The Spirit of Revelation (1827-30)(JS-H 69-75; D&amp;C 6-9;13;17)6. Principles of Revelation(D&amp;C6;9;11;29;43;50; 60-62;88;98;109)7. First Principles &amp; Ordinances(D&amp;C8;11;14;18-20;22;27;29;31;35;39; 42;45;58;63;68;75;84;88)8. Priesthood Restoration (1829-30)(JS-H 69-75; D&amp;C 13)9. Organization of the Church (1830)(D&amp;C 19-24;26-28)10. Revelations to Individuals(D&amp;C23;25;29;38;61; 68;78;90;98;136)11. Revelation: Missions/Converts (1829-30)(D&amp;C 4;11-12;14-16;18;30-36)** KIRTLAND &amp; MISSOURI PERIOD12. Gathering to Ohio &amp; Missouri (1831)(D&amp;C 37-45; 29)13. Law &amp; Order of the Church (1831-32)(D&amp;C 41-59; 66-68)14. Law of Consecration (1832)(D&amp;C 82-83; 104)15. Gifts of the Spirit (1830-32)(D&amp;C 42; 46-50)16. Keeping the Sabbath Day Holy (1831)(D&amp;C 59)** Special chapter providing additional information

Church History Study Guide, Pt. 1: 1805-1832 (Making Precious Things Plain)

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Genesis to Numbers. This volume is the first of three on the Old Testament. It begins with a discussion of the importance of studying the Old Testament, and the role of Jesus Christ in the Plan of Salvation and His selection as our Savior in the premortal council in heaven. We read concerning the process of creation, the placing of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and their fall into mortality. We learn briefly about Cain and Abel, followed by brief discussions of all the patriarchs from Adam to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. We follow the story of Joseph in Egypt followed by the migration of Jacob’s family to that land for survival. We read of the rise of Moses, the Exodus, and the events at Mt. Sinai. Then we study the rebellion of the children of Israel and their wandering in the wilderness for 40 years. The cover features a beautiful image of Abraham’s Journey from Ur to Canaan, painted by Jozsef Molnar in 1880.Table of Contents:Ch. Title Scripture Refs ** Studying the Old Testament (D&amp;C 1)1. The Lord’s Work and Glory (Moses 1)2. The Council in Heaven (Abr 3; Moses 4:1-4)3. The Creation (Moses 1:27-42; 2-3)4. The Fall of Adam &amp; Eve (Moses 4:51-55; 6:48-62)5. Cain &amp; Abel; the prophet Enoch (Moses 5-7)6. Noah &amp; the Ark; Tower of Babel (Moses 8; Gen 6-9, 11)7. The Abrahamic Covenant (Abr 1-2; Gen 12, 17)8. Abraham’s Faithful Example (Gen 13-14, 18-19)9. Abraham &amp; Isaac’s Great Test (Abr 1; Gen 15-17, 21-22)10. Isaac, Jacob, &amp; Twelve Tribes of Israel (Gen 24-29)11. Joseph’s Captivity &amp; Integrity (Gen 34, 37-39)12. Joseph’s Greatness and Legacy (Gen 40-45)13. Moses, Passover, &amp; the Exodus (Exo 1-3, 5-6, 11-14)14. Israel’s Covenant Opportunity (Exo 12-20, 32-34)** 10 Commandments &amp; Laws of Moses (Exo 20-24, 32-34)** The Wilderness Tabernacle (Exo 25-31, 35-40)** Sacrifices and Carnal Commandments (Lev 1-18)15. Israel’s Wilderness Wanderings (Num 11-14, 21)16. True Prophets Do Only God’s Will (Num 22-24; 31:1-16)** Special chapters providing additional information

Old Testament Study Guide, Pt. 1: Genesis to Numbers (Making Precious Things Plain)

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Deuteronomy to Solomon. This volume is the second of three on the Old Testament. It covers the Bible from the Book of Deuteronomy to the reign of King Solomon. We read Moses’ counsel to his people during the final days before his translation. We follow the children of Israel into the Promised Land under the leadership of Joshua, beginning at Jericho and ending with the total conquering of all the lands promised to Abraham. We are introduced to the Judge-Heroes, including but not limited to Gideon, Deborah, and Samson. We read of the rise of the prophet Samuel and reigns of Saul, David, and Solomon. We thrill at the faith and gifts of David and mourn over his fall from grace. We are inspired by the wisdom of Solomon and the beauty of the House of Lord He built at Jerusalem, but are saddened by his idolatry in his old age. Along the way, we become familiar with the ministries and teachings of Elijah, and Elisha, and the courage and faith of Job. The cover features an extremely rare photograph of the rock (es-Sakhara) inside the Dome of the Rock, which at one time stood inside the Holy of Holies of Solomon's temple.Table of Contents:Ch. Title Scripture Refs 17. Moses’ Exhortations to Obedience (Deuteronomy)17a. Moses’ 1st Speech: Israel’s Experiences/Choices (Deut 1–4)17b. Moses’ 2nd Speech: Reviewing the Law (Deut 5–25)17c. Moses’ 3rd Speech: Prophesies,Blessings,Cursing (Deut 26–30)18. Joshua Leads Israel into the Promised Land (Joshua)19. Apostasy and the Judge-Heroes of Israel (Judges)20. Ruth and Hannah’s Examples of Righteousness (Ruth; 1 Sam 1)21. Samuel and Saul (1Sam 2–8;1Chr 9–16)22. King Saul and the Rise of David (1 Samuel 9–17)23. King David: Saul’s Hatred/Jonathan’s Friendship (1 Samuel 18–31)24. King David’s Rule, Fall, &amp; Remorse (2 Samuel)25. King David’s Artistic Legacy (Psalms)26. King Solomon’s Rise &amp; Fall (1 Kings 1–11)27. Israel Divided; Sinks into Apostasy/Captivity (1Kgs12–16;2Kgs 1–24;2Chr12–20)28. The Prophet Elijah (1Kgs 17–22; 2Kgs 1)29. The Prophet Elisha (2 Kings 2–13)30. The Temple of Solomon (1Kgs 5–9;2Chr29–34)31. The Wisdom of Solomon (Proverbs; Eccles)32. Job’s Adversity (Job)

Old Testament Study Guide, Pt. 2: Deuteronomy to Solomon (Making Precious Things Plain)

The Old Testament Prophets. This volume is the third of three on the Old Testament. This volume is an unusually large volume that includes nearly all of the Old Testament prophets, their teachings and warnings to their people, and their prophecies of the coming of the Messiah and the latter days. It covers the period of the Bible from the end of King Solomon’s reign through the end of the Old Testament, including the ministries of Jonah, Micah, Hosea, Amos, Joel, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Esther, Daniel, Ezra, Haggai, Nehemiah, Zechariah, and Malachi (Elijah and Elisah were covered in Volume 8). We are taken from 826 BC to 430 BC, when the Old Testament closes. Then finally, we read of the Intertestamental Period between the ministry of Malachi and the rise of John the Baptist to open the New Testament. The cover features a classic painting of Daniel in the lion’s den, painted by Riviere in 1890. Table of Contents: Ch. Title Scripture Refs ** An Introduction to the Prophets 33a. Jonah: Saving All of God’s Children (Jonah) 33b. Micah: Scattering, Gathering, & the Messiah (Micah) 34. Hosea: The Marriage Metaphor (Hosea) 35a. Amos: Revealing God’s Secrets (Amos) 35b. Joel: An Uncertain Time (See chapter 48b below) ** Understanding Isaiah 36a. Isaiah Pt.1: Messiah, Scattering, Restoration (Isaiah 1–12) 36b. Isaiah Pt.2: A Voice of Warning & Lucifer’s Fall (Isaiah 13–23) 37. Isaiah Pt.3: The Latter Days & the 2nd Coming (Isaiah 24–35) 38. Isaiah Pt.4: Hezekiah, Redemption, God of Israel (Isaiah 36–47) 39. Isaiah Pt.5: The Gathering & the Messiah (Isaiah 48–54) 40. Isaiah Pt.6 The Last Days and the Millennium (Isaiah 55–66) ** Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk, Obadiah 41a. Jer. Pt.1: His Call and Ministry (Jer.1–2,4–20,22,26, 35–36,45) 41b. Jer. Pt.2: Babylonian Captivity (Jer.21,24,27–29,32,34, 37–39,40–44;46;52) 41c. Jer. Pt.3: Jeremiah’s Lamentations (Lamentations) 42. Jer. Pt.4: The Latter-Day Gathering (Jer.3,25,30–33,46–51) 43. Ezekiel Pt.1: Watchman of Israel (Ezek 1–24, 33–34) 44. Ezekiel Pt.2: Prophecies of the Latter Day (Ezek 25-32, 35-48) 45a. Esther: Persian Queen and People’s Advocate (Esther) 45b. Daniel, Pt.1: Companion of Kings (Daniel 1, 3, 6) 46. Daniel, Pt.2: Prophecies of the Future (Daniel 2, 5, 7–12) 47a. Ezra: The Jewish Exiles Return (Ezra) 47b. Haggai: Encouragement to Rebuild the Temple (Haggai) 47c. Nehemiah: Rebuilding Walls and Wills (Nehemiah) 48a. Zechariah: Christ, Jerusalem, Armageddon (Zechariah) 48b. Joel:Captivity,Restoration,Armageddon,Millennium (Joel) 48c. Malachi: Tithing, Elijah, Great Day of the Lord (Malachi) ** The Intertestamental Period: Between the Old and New Testament ** Special chapters providing additional information

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The Life & Ministry of Jesus Christ. This volume is the first of three on the New Testament. It covers the life of Christ from his premortal selection as the Lamb of God through His birth and childhood. Then we follow the Master during the first year of His ministry as He is tempted, baptized, performs miracles, selects Twelve Apostles, and then teaches with parables and in the Sermon on the Mount. During the second year of His ministry, He teaches the Bread of Life sermon, is transfigured, and bestows priesthood keys to the Twelve. He finishes the second year of His ministry at Jerusalem, where He declares Himself to be the Light of the World, the Son of God, and the Messiah. The cover features the classic image of “The Sermon on the Mount” painted by Carl Heinrich Bloch in 1890. Table of Contents: Ch. Title Scripture Refs 1a A New Testament of Christ (Mk1;Lk1;Jn1) 1b Jesus Christ is the Way ** EVENTS PRECEDING CHRIST’S MINISTRY 2 John, Mary, Joseph & Annunciations (Mt1;Lk1) 3 The Birth & Childhood of Jesus Christ (Mt2;Lk1-2) ** THE FIRST YEAR OF JESUS’ MINISTRY 4 Baptism, Temptation, & Beginnings (Mt3-4;Lk3;Jn1) 5 Nicodemus, Born Again, Woman @ Well (Jn3-4) 6a Nazareth Rejection;Capernaum & Jerusalem (Mt9,11,13;Mk3;Lk) ** THE SECOND YEAR OF JESUS’ MINISTRY 6b Calling Twelve Apostles (Mt9-10,16-17;Mk2-3,6; Lk5-6,10;Jn1,15) 7 The Miracles of Jesus (Mt4,8-9;Mk1-5; Lk4-5,7-8;Jn4-5) 8 Sermon on Mount Pt.1, Beatitudes (Mt5) 9 Sermon on Mount Pt.2, Seek Kingdom (Mt6-7) 10 Take My Yoke, My Burden Is Light (Mt11-15;Lk7-8) 11 Teaching with Parables (Mt13,18,22,25;Mk4; Lk8,10,14-15;Jn8) 12 The Bread of Life (Mt14;Mk6;Jn5-6) ** THE THIRD YEAR OF JESUS’ MINISTRY 13 Transfiguration & Keys of Kingdom (Mt15-17;Mk9;Lk9) 14 Principles of Forgiveness & Love (Mt17-18;Mk9) 15 The Light of the World (Jn7-8) APPENDIX ** Life & Ministry of Christ, Chronological List of Events ** Special chapters providing additional information

New Testament Study Guide, Pt. 1: The Life & Ministry of Jesus Christ (Making Precious Things Plain)

The Epistles &amp; the Book of Revelation. This volume is the third of three on the New Testament. An unusually large volume, it covers most of the Book of Acts, the New Testament epistles, and the Book of Revelation. We read of Saul’s conversion and then follow him as the Apostle Paul as he takes his five major journeys throughout the Mediterranean area. The book of Acts provides the historical context to his journeys. Along the way, we read his teachings in his 14 marvelous epistles to early Church members. Eventually, we follow Paul to Rome where he was martyred for the cause of Christ. This volume also covers the epistles of James, Peter, John, and Jude. And finally, we read the Book of Revelation—John’s apocalyptic messages written while he was on the Isle of Patmos. The cover features a classic painting of “St. Paul at His Writing Desk,” painted by Rembrandt in 1692.Table of Contents:Ch. Title Scripture Refs 30aPaul’s Ministry, Methods, &amp; Messages(Acts 1-5)**PAUL’S FIRST MISSIONARY JOURNEY30bPaul’s 1st Mission &amp; Events at Jerusalem(Acts 13-15)**PAUL’S SECOND MISSIONARY JOURNEY31aPaul’s 2nd Mission(Acts 15-18)31bPaul’s First Epistles(1&amp;2 Thessalonians)**PAUL’S THIRD MISSIONARY JOURNEY32Living in the Spirit(Acts 18-20; Galatians)33The Temple of God(1 Corinthians 1-6)34Keeping the Ordinances(1 Corinthians 11-16)35Reconciliation to God Thru Christ(2 Corinthians)36Epistle to the Romans(Acts 20; Romans)**PAUL AT JERUSALEM &amp; ROME; HIS DEATH37Faith in Jesus Christ(Hebrews)38Jerusalem &amp; Paul’s Journey to Rome(Acts 21-28)39Perfecting the Saints(Ephesians)40Our Possibilities through Christ(Philippians; Colossians; Philemon)41Paul’s Pastoral Epistles &amp; Death(1&amp;2 Timothy; Titus)**EPISTLES OF JAMES, PETER, JUDE, &amp; JOHN42The Epistle of James(James)43The Epistles of Peter(1&amp;2 Peter)44The Epistles of John &amp; Jude(1-3 John; Jude)**THE BOOK OF REVELATION45Rev. Pt.1: Understanding &amp; Introduction(Revelation 1-3)46aRev. Pt.2: John’s Visions &amp; Prophecies(Revelation 4-7,10-12,14)46bRev. Pt.3: End of the World &amp; Millennium(Revelation 8-9,13-22)** Special chapters providing additional information

New Testament Study Guide, Pt. 3: The Epistles and Book of Revelation (Making Precious Things Plain, Vol. 12)

Pearl of Great Price Study Guide: A companion to your study of the Pearl of Great Price, this Study Guide from the Making Precious Things Plain Series is a rich resource for teachers, students, and gospel scholars alike. In this volume full of supplemental material, Dr. Randal Chase, a veteran Institute and Gospel Doctrine teacher, shares years of insights into the scriptures by exploring scriptural symbolism, background, culture, and chronology, as well as the words and teachings of gospel authorities. This unique study guide of the Pearl of Great Price provides new depth and understanding to the scriptures. Readers will enjoy Dr. Chase's relaxed style and easy presentation as they gather information, clarification, and quotes that can be used for either private study or public speaking. This unique study guide will be a welcome addition to any library, and they will broaden your comprehension of this great treasure of latter-day scripture, which restores many lost treasures from the Bible. From Adam through Enoch and Noah, to Abraham and Moses, we discover hidden treasures of truth about Old Testament events. Then we receive new insight into the Savior’s prophecies of the latter-days, followed by the inspiring personal history of the Prophet Joseph Smith and the Articles of Faith.

Pearl of Great Price Study Guide (Making Precious Things Plain)

Making Jeremiah Plain. A must for every Book of Mormon, Gospel Doctrine, Seminary, or Institute teacher and student. Making Jeremiah Plain is an essential new study guide for the confusing story and words of the prophet Jeremiah. This volume is without question, the most helpful guide to Jeremiah available today. It unravels the chronological mess that was created when Jeremiah’s chapters were scattered, then recovered in confusing non-chronological order by scribes in ancient Israel. Dr. Randal S. Chase, a veteran CES and Institute instructor, unravels the chronological puzzle and provides insights into the culture, language, meaning, and chronology of the writings of Jeremiah in a relaxed and understandable style. The stories, quotes, examples, maps and illustrations are unequaled in any other reference guide of its kind in print today. Readers will find themselves gaining insights and understanding from Jeremiah that have eluded them before. The cover features “Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem,” painted in 1630 by Rembrandt. Table of Contents: Ch. Title Scripture Refs ** Understanding Jeremiah 41a. Jer. Pt. 1: His Call and Ministry Jer.1-2,4-20,22,26,35-36,45 41b. Jer. Pt. 2: Babylonian Captivity Jer.21,24,27-29,32,34,37-39,40-44;46;52 41c. Jer. Pt. 3: Jeremiah's Lamentations Lamentations 42. Jer. Pt. 4: The Latter-Day Gathering Jer.3,25,30-33,46-51 ** Special chapter providing additional information

Making Jeremiah Plain: An Old Testament Study Guide for the Book of Jeremiah (Making Precious Things Plain)

The Week of Atoning Sacrifice: “For This Purpose Came I Into the World” is a stirring summary of the most important week in the history of our Father’s universe. This is the week when Jesus Christ performed His act of mercy and grace that allows all of us to overcome all things and return to our Heavenly Father. The story is told in a chronological narrative that adds context and meaning to the individual events of that final week. Jesus enters Jerusalem triumphant, with crowds shouting “Hosanna!” But one week later, those same crowds demanded that the Romans “Crucify Him!” The intervening events show how Jesus ministered to the people, healing and forgiving and teaching. He cleansed the temple, condemned the hypocrisy of Jerusalem’s religious leaders, and prophesied the destruction of the city and temple. On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus met with his disciples, taught them, and instituted the ordinance of the sacrament. Then He retreated to the Garden of Gethsemane, where by some process that is beyond our comprehension, He suffered for the sins, sorrows, disappointments, disabilities, pains, and unjust circumstances of every living child of God in every part of our vast universe in every dispensation of time. Jesus is then betrayed, arrested, and illegally tried. He declares himself to the Son of God, endures hateful and humiliating insults, and is condemned to death. He suffers unspeakable torture, concluding with His being nailed to a cross. He died, ministered to the spirits in the Spirit World, then rose from the dead. He taught His disciples for 40 days, then ascended into heaven with a promise that one day He would return in great power. It was, without doubt, the most consequential week of human history. Dr. Randal S. Chase, a veteran CES and Institute instructor, provides insights into these in a relaxed and understandable style. Readers will find themselves gaining insights and understanding about the week of atoning sacrifice that may have eluded them before. The cover features the stunning image of the crosses on Golgatha, by Carl Bloch.The contents of this book on the Christmas Story are taken from Volume 11, New Testament Study Guide, Pt.2, and Volume 3, Book of Mormon Study Guide, Pt. 3. Dr. Chase has also released 12 volumes under the series title Making Precious Things Plain, that includes 3 volumes each on the Book of Mormon, Church History, the Old Testament, and the New Testament.Table of Contents:Ch. Title Scripture Refs Section One1. Condemning Priesthood HypocrisyMatt. 21–23; John 12:1–82. Signs of the Second ComingJS–Matthew; Matt. 243. Parables of the Latter-day KingdomMatt. 254. The Last Supper &amp; First SacramentMatt. 26; Luke 22; John 135. The Holy Spirit &amp; Jesus’ Intercessory PrayerJohn 14–176. The Atonement in GethsemaneMatt. 26:36–46; Mark 14:32–42; Luke 22:39–467. Jesus’ Crucifixion and DeathMatt. 26–27; Mark 14–15; Luke 22–23; John 18–19Section Two8. The Resurrection of Jesus ChristMatt. 28; Luke 24; John 20–219. Christ’s 40-Day Ministry &amp; AscensionMatt. 28; Luke 24; John 20–21About the Author

The Week of Atoning Sacrifice: "For This Cause Came I Into the World"

Chase, Michael D.

Establishing Zion: Preparing the Earth for the Return of Jesus Christ is a review of all the Zion societies that have been attempted and/or achieved since the Zion of Enoch. This includes the Zion of Enoch, the Zion of Melchizedek, the attempted Zion of Moses, the Zion of the early Christian Church, and the Zion achieved by the Nephites in the New World. The book then discusses the attempt in our own last days to establish a Zion society in anticipation of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ to the earth. The essential characteristics of a Zion society, such as the Law of Consecration, are described, along with a review of the efforts of the Latter-day Saints to establish such a community. Finally, the book describes the eventual triumph of Zion at Jerusalem and New Jerusalem, along with the return of Jesus Christ to rule and reign in these celestial cities. The cover features a beautiful image of the New Jerusalem descending through the clouds of glory.

Establishing Zion: Preparing the Earth for the Return of Jesus Christ

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