This post is based on scriptures. First and foremost, I would like to encourage you to think about and answer the following questions in your own time.
"What is your honest purpose while you are reading the scriptures?" "Do you read the scriptures for direction?"
"Do you read the scriptures for seeking unanswered questions?" "Do you read the scriptures with real intent?"
"What is your understanding about the scriptures?" "Do you have a lot of understanding about the scriptures?"
"Do you have a little of understanding about the scriptures?"
"What does the scriptures mean to you as an individual?" "Does the scriptures mean a lot to you?"
"Does the scriptures means a little to you?"
"What does the scriptures means to your family?" "Does the scriptures means a lot to your family?"
"Does the scriptures mean a little to your family?"
"How often do you study the scriptures?" "When was the last time did you studied the scriptures?"
"Was it this morning?" "Was it this afternoon?" "Was it this evening?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it a few weeks ago?" "Was it a few months ago?" "Was it a few years ago?"
"When was the last time did you take the time and read the scriptures?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it this morning?" "Was it this afternoon?" "Was it this evening?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it a few weeks ago?" "Was it a few months ago?" "Was it a few years ago?"
I encourage you to read the scriptures for one page or read the scriptures for at least five minutes a day. If you do read the scriptures for one page or read the scriptures for at least five minutes a day, you will feel that you would like to continue reading the scriptures more often and learn how to appreciate the scriptures more in your life.
We can liken the scriptures to our lives. The scriptures was written for our day/the last days. Always remember to pray to invite the spirit to be with you before reading the scriptures because it makes more meaningful while you read the scriptures and you will learn something new.
"What is your honest purpose while you are reading the scriptures?" "Do you read the scriptures for direction?"
"Do you read the scriptures for seeking unanswered questions?" "Do you read the scriptures with real intent?"
"Do you have a little of understanding about the scriptures?"
"What does the scriptures mean to you as an individual?" "Does the scriptures mean a lot to you?"
"Does the scriptures means a little to you?"
"What does the scriptures means to your family?" "Does the scriptures means a lot to your family?"
"Does the scriptures mean a little to your family?"
"How often do you study the scriptures?" "When was the last time did you studied the scriptures?"
"Was it this morning?" "Was it this afternoon?" "Was it this evening?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it a few weeks ago?" "Was it a few months ago?" "Was it a few years ago?"
"When was the last time did you take the time and read the scriptures?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it this morning?" "Was it this afternoon?" "Was it this evening?" "Was it a few days ago?"
"Was it a few weeks ago?" "Was it a few months ago?" "Was it a few years ago?"
I encourage you to read the scriptures for one page or read the scriptures for at least five minutes a day. If you do read the scriptures for one page or read the scriptures for at least five minutes a day, you will feel that you would like to continue reading the scriptures more often and learn how to appreciate the scriptures more in your life.
We can liken the scriptures to our lives. The scriptures was written for our day/the last days. Always remember to pray to invite the spirit to be with you before reading the scriptures because it makes more meaningful while you read the scriptures and you will learn something new.
Stay Tuned until next time.
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