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Lesson Title: "The Second Coming"
OTHER RESOURCES:
OBJECTIVE:
Each young woman will recognize the responsibilities her generation has to prepare for the Second Coming.
PREPARATION:
- Picture 16, The Second Coming (62562), located at the back of the manual.
- Make a large poster of Doctrine and CovenantsD&C 87:8, or write this scripture on the chalkboard.
- Make a small, attractive card for each young woman with the words of Doctrine and CovenantsD&C 87:8 or with another brief statement from any of the quotations in the lesson.
- Bring several hymnbooks and prepare to sing or read "Come, O Thou King of Kings" (no. 59).
- Assign young women to present any scriptures, stories, or quotations you wish.
ATTENTION GETTER:
Begin by telling the young women that throughout the history of the world, kings and queens have ruled many of the earth's people. Some of these kings and queens have been righteous monarchs who treated their subjects justly. Others have been wicked rulers who used their power to abuse the people they ruled. These rulers have not been worthy of their people's loyalty.
Tell the young women that faithful people everywhere have long looked forward to the reign of a king so just and loving that he is worthy to be called the "King of Kings."
Display the picture of the Savior. Explain that the generation the young women are part of has been called a "royal generation" because the valiant among them will help prepare the world for the second coming of the Savior.
LESSON:
Lesson 29 at lds.org
CONCLUSION:
Sing or read together all the verses of the hymn "Come, O Thou King of Kings" (Hymns, no. 59).
HANDOUT:
Print off this handout page onto a pretty color cardstock paper. Cut them apart. I have included two different quotes. I couldn't decide between them, so I added both!! You can purchase a picture of "The Second Coming" from your local LDS Bookstore if you would like and attach it two one of the quotes.
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