A Knowledge That God Actually Exists
READ LoF 2:1-2
Why is defining “the object upon which
faith rests” correctly, so important?
Who must the principle of faith be
grounded in, and why?
What is the problem with placing your
faith in anything or anyone else, including a loved one, the leader of a Church,
or even the true Church (institution) itself?
Why is it difficult to exercise faith in
God if the combination of Their traits and love mean that They cannot fail you?
READ LoF 2:3-4
What are the evidences mankind have had
to believe in the existence of a living God?
READ LoF 2:5-12
What was mankind’s situation at their
creation upon this earth?
READ LoF 2:13-19
What is implied about Adam “not being
left without intelligence” while in the garden?
What is implied by the fact that the Fall
did not deprive Adam of the knowledge of God he had gained previously in the
Garden of Eden?
READ LoF 2:20-25
What motivated Adam to continue to pray and offer
sacrifices to God “for many days” without any sign of acknowledgement from
heaven?
READ LoF 2:30
How did Adam first become acquainted with the existence
of a God?
Why did God continue to communicate to man after the
Fall via His voice but not face to face?
READ LoF 2:31, 33-35
How did Adam’s children and the rest of posterity first
conceive of the thought that a God existed?
READ LoF 2:32
What is implied by the fact that God
continued to speak to Cain AFTER the murder of his brother?
READ LoF 2:36
What can be implied about all the
different religions of the world from the fact that Adam walked with God before
and after he fell?
What differentiated Abel’s experience
with God from the rest of his brothers and sisters?
READ LoF 2:37-53
Why did Joseph Smith go to the trouble of
laying out the lifespans of the patriarchs?
READ LoF 2:54-56
What is the proper role of men, women and
a Church with regards to your faith?
What is “the most glorious discovery”?
What is “the eternal certainty” that we
most want?
What is implied by Joseph Smith’s
statement “the inquiry…always terminated when rightly pursued”?
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