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January 2011 Liahona The ChurCh of Jesus ChrisT of Latter-day sainTs • January 2011 Learn of Him and Listen to His Words, pp. 12, 14, 20 Three Scripture Stories That Give Me Hope, p. 44 We Seek After These Things, p. 52 You Can Be a Missionary Now, pp. 58, 68 MAY NOT BE COPIED MAY Eunice Teaching Her Son, Timothy, the Holy Scriptures, by Sandy Freckleton Gagon The Apostle Paul praised Timothy for was a “fellowlabourer in the gospel of Christ” “the unfeigned faith that is in thee, which (1 Thessalonians 3:2) and a faithful assistant dwelt first in thy grandmother Lois, and thy to Paul, who called Timothy “my own son in the mother Eunice” (2 Timothy 1:5). Timothy faith” (1 Timothy 1:2). 14 Liahona, January 2011 MESSAGES 20 The Historical Context DEPARTMENTS of the New Testament First Presidency Message: Small and Simple Things 4 By Thomas A. Wayment 8 The Lord Needs Missionaries By President Thomas S. Monson Who wrote the New Testament? 11 Our Homes, Our Families: How was it passed down to us? The Restoring Power of 7 Visiting Teaching Message: Prayer The History and Heritage of 26 Fundamental to Our Faith By Marcos A. Walker Relief Society By Elder Dallin H. Oaks Our neighbors may not know 12 What We Believe: The these key truths about our faith. Scriptures Teach and Testify FEATURE ARTICLES of Jesus Christ 34 What’s New in 14 The Savior—the Master Latter-day Saint Voices Teacher Personal Progress? 40 By Elaine S. Dalton By Elder Jay E. Jensen 74 News of the Church The Lord’s use of scriptures in The Young Women general pres- teaching and strengthening ident explains some changes in 79 Family Home Evening Ideas Personal Progress. others sets an example for all 80 Until We Meet Again: of us. 37 The Aaronic Priesthood— Never Forsaken Greater Than You Might By Adam C. Olson Think By David L. Beck ON THE COVER Jesus, Mary, and Martha, by Anton The new Duty to God booklet Dorph, courtesy of Hope Gallery. will help you learn, act on, and share the gospel. January 2011 1 YOUNG ADULTS YOUTH CHILDREN 48 To the Point 68 50 From the Mission Field: In the Presence of Angels By Samuel Gould 52 We Believe! By the Young Women General Presidency We must believe in standards and values and seek after these things to have the power of the Holy Ghost. 44 53 Becoming a Faithful 44 Ancient Examples, Priesthood Man 60 The Best Brigham Young Modern Promises By the Young Men General By Karen A. Kimball Name withheld Presidency The script for the part of Why these stories, which are We know you can do great Brigham Young was wrong. thousands of years old, are things as you become a faithful What could Kathy do? meaningful to me today. priesthood man. 62 Special Witness: How Do I 47 Gospel in My Life: From 54 Line upon Line: Articles Build a Spiritual Foundation? Believing to Knowing of Faith 1:13 By Elder Neil L. Andersen By Chiao-yi Lin 55 You Should Take Seminary 63 Our Page By Lisa Pace My friend’s suggestion changed 64 Sharing Time: The Scriptures my life. Are the Word of God By JoAnn Child and Cristina 56 Our Space Franco 57 Poster: It’s Nice to Be 66 Stories of Jesus: Jesus as Important a Child See if you can By Diane L. Mangum find the Liahona 58 I Hope They Call Me on hidden in this a Mission? 68 Where Is Isabelle? By Loran Cook By Susan Denney issue. Hint: Friendship. Not sure how to prepare for a Isabelle was missing at her own mission? Here are five ways. baptism when it came time to take a picture! 70 For Young Children 53 January 2011 VOL. 35 NO. 1 LIAHONA 09681 Official international magazine of The Church of Jesus More Online Christ of Latter-day Saints Liahona.lds.org The First Presidency: Thomas S. Monson, Henry B. Eyring, Dieter F. Uchtdorf The Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: Boyd K. Packer, L. Tom Perry, Russell M. Nelson, Dallin H. Oaks, M. Russell FOR ADULTS Ballard, Richard G. Scott, Robert D. Hales, Jeffrey R. Holland, David A. Bednar, Quentin L. Cook, D. Todd The Savior was a master teacher (see page 14). Christofferson, Neil L. Andersen To improve your teaching skills, visit Editor: Paul B. Pieper Advisers: Stanley G. Ellis, Christoffel Golden Jr., www.teaching.lds.org. Yoshihiko Kikuchi Managing Director: David L. Frischknecht Editorial Director: Vincent A. Vaughn Graphics Director: Allan R. Loyborg FOR YOUTH Managing Editor: R. Val Johnson Assistant Managing Editors: Jenifer L. Greenwood, In this issue find out what’s new in Adam C. Olson Associate Editor: Ryan Carr Personal Progress and Duty to Assistant Editor: Susan Barrett Editorial Staff: David A. Edwards, Matthew D. Flitton, God (pages 34 and 37). Then check LaRene Porter Gaunt, Larry Hiller, Carrie Kasten, Jennifer out the accompanying Web sites at Maddy, Melissa Merrill, Michael R. Morris, Sally J. Odekirk, Joshua J. 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January 2011 3 FIRST PRESIDENCY MESSAGE By President Thomas S. Monson THE LORD NEEDS MISSIONARIES ast October in general conference you are not yet at the season of life to An example of such service was I called for more missionaries. serve a couples mission, I urge you the missionary experience of Juliusz L Every worthy, able young to prepare now for the day when, as and Dorothy Fussek, who were called man should prepare to serve a mis- your circumstances allow, you and to fill a mission in Poland. Brother sion. Such service is a priesthood your spouse might do so. There are Fussek was born in Poland. He spoke duty—an obligation the Lord expects few times in your lives when you will the language. He loved the people.
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