Review Timothy 2:9-10 and describe in writing what Paul said
about dress standards. Women should dress modestly and without costly apparel.
They should dress with reverence like godliness.
How does D&C 61:18, 36 help us understand that what Paul
taught applies to both men and women? The Lord gives us a commandment that what
He says unto one, He says unto us all.
Study Moses 6:9; Mosiah 2:37; and Alma 42:2. Then list three
reasons our bodies could be considered sacred. How does understanding that our
bodies are sacred help us to know why they should be covered modestly? We are
created in the image of God and He created us. When we are immodest, we are
rebelling God and listening to Satan. Our bodies are a gift from God and so
they are very special. They represent a temple. He gave them to us so we could
come to earth and have families. Therefore we should treat them with respect by
dressing modestly.
What is
mentioned in Alma 1:32 that relates to the other concern Paul mentioned about
dress? What can you do to apply these principles in your life? When we dress
immodestly, we will also indulge in all other manners of wickedness. When we
sin a little, we are more likely to sin even more. I will be able to follow the
commandments as I strive to make one good decision after another.
2. List the evidence Paul mentioned in 1 Timothy 4:1-5 that
an apostasy would not only come in the future, but that some people were
already practicing false doctrines. Paul describes the lasts days as people
departing from the faith, listening to the devil, and speaking lies. We already
read about these things going on in the scriptures as well as in our day today.
3. How could Paul’s counsel to Timothy in 1 Timothy 4:12 be used
to strengthen a new missionary or a young person called to serve in any
responsibility? As we strive to be a good example in every aspect of our life,
people will be drawn to us and want to have what we have.
4. Review Timothy 6:7-11 and answer the following questions:
What
did Paul teach about the love of money? It is the root of all evil.
In
what sense is the love of money the “root of all evil”? We can become addicted
to it.
5. What guidelines are given in 1 Timothy 6:17-19 and Jacob
2:18-19 that when followed can help ensure that you do not focus too much on
money or material wealth? Instead of being rich in this world, be rich in good
works and seek after the kingdom of God. There will be treasures in heaven that
await you.
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