It is my opinion that it is not enough to attempt to avoid evil by memorizing hymns. You can spend as many wasted hours humming hymns as singing rock songs. Neither one will particularly elevate you. Meditating on doctrine, pressing understanding, pondering deeply and engaging the mysteries of God are what will fill the mind with light. Having said that, music and the frequencies they emit can positively or negatively affect the soul.
Why were the Psalms quoted by Christ more than any other scripture?
The Psalms Testify of
Christ
“All things must be fulfilled, which were written in the law of Moses, and in the prophets, and in the psalms, concerning me” (see Luke 24:44).
How do the Psalms testify of
Christ – what examples can you identify?
READ Psalm 22
How did Christ testify of
Himself by quoting the Psalms?
Have Mercy on Me
READ Psalm 51 and Psalm 69
After David compounded his
adultery with the murder of Uriah, what did he do?
Insights into the Atonement
What two ways does the Psalms
teach us to think about our need for the Atonement?
READ D&C 19:15-19 and Alma
34:9-10,14
What do Psalms 22, 51 and 69
teach us about the Atonement, from Christ’s perspective?
A New Song: Receiving
Christ’s Mercy
READ Psalm 116:7-9; Psalm 30:5
JST; Psalm 27; Psalm 40; Psalm 23
What do these Psalms teach us
about the Lord’s mercy?
The Fall of a Prophet
READ Acts 2:29-30 and D&C
132:39
Is it possible for a Prophet
like David to fall?
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