檢視蕭昶欣/英文/CFM/8月5-11日的原始碼

<div class='headline'>August 5–11</div>
<div class='headline'>8月5-11日</div>
<div class='section'>Romans 1–6</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書第1～6章</div>
<div class='section'>“The Power of God unto Salvation”</div>
<div class='section'>「神的大能，要救一切相信的」</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>1</span>Recording promptings will help you remember what the Spirit is teaching you.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>2</span>Consider also recording how you feel about these promptings.</p>
<div class='section'>RECORD YOUR IMPRESSIONS</div>
<div class='section'>記錄心得感想</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>3</span>By the time Paul wrote his Epistle to Roman Church members, who were a diverse group of Jews and Gentiles, the Church of Jesus Christ had grown far beyond a small band of believers from Galilee.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>4</span>About 20 years after the Savior’s Resurrection, there were congregations of Christians almost everywhere the Apostles could reasonably travel—including Rome, the capital of a vast empire.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>5</span>But while Paul’s immediate audience was the Roman Saints, his message is universal, and it includes all of us today: “The gospel of Christ … is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth” (Romans 1:16, italics added).</p>
<div class='section'>Ideas for Personal Scripture Study</div>
<div class='section'>個人經文研讀的建議</div>
<div class='section'>Romans–Philemon</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書～腓利門書</div>
<div class='section'>What are the epistles and how are they organized?</div>
<div class='section'>什麼是書信？這些書信是如何編排的？</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>6</span>The epistles are letters written by Church leaders to Saints in various parts of the world.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>7</span>The Apostle Paul wrote most of the epistles in the New Testament—starting with Romans and ending with Hebrews.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>8</span>His epistles are organized by length.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>9</span>Although Romans is the first epistle in the New Testament, it was actually written near the end of Paul’s missionary journeys.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>10</span>For more information about the epistles, see Bible Dictionary, “Pauline Epistles.”</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 1–6</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書第1～6章</div>
<div class='section'>When I show faith in the Savior by keeping His commandments, I am justified through His grace.</div>
<div class='section'>每次我遵守救主的誡命，藉此表明對祂的信心，就是因祂的恩典稱義了。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>11</span>The following definitions may help you better understand the Epistle to the Romans:</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>12</span>The law:When Paul wrote of “the law,” he was referring to the law of Moses.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>13</span>Similarly, the word “works” in Paul’s writings often referred to the ceremonies and rituals of the law of Moses.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>14</span>Paul contrasted this law with “the law of faith” (see Romans 3:27–31), or the doctrine of Jesus Christ, who is the real source of our salvation.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>15</span>Circumcision, uncircumcision:Anciently, circumcision was a token or symbol of the covenant God made with Abraham.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>16</span>Paul used the term “circumcision” to refer to Jews (the covenant people) and “uncircumcision” to refer to Gentiles (those who are not of the Abrahamic covenant).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>17</span>Circumcision is no longer necessary as a token of God’s covenant with His people (see Acts 15:23–29).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>18</span>Justification, justify, justified:These terms refer to the remission, or pardoning, of sin.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>19</span>When we are justified, we are forgiven, declared guiltless, and freed from eternal punishment for our sins.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>20</span>As Paul explained, this is made possible through Jesus Christ (see Guide to the Scriptures, “Justification, Justify,” scriptures.lds.org; see also D. Todd Christofferson, “Justification and Sanctification,” Ensign, June 2001, 18–25).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>21</span>In Romans, words like righteous and righteousness could be seen as synonyms for words like just and justification.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>22</span>Grace:Grace is “divine … help or strength, given through the bounteous mercy and love of Jesus Christ.”</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>23</span>Through grace, all people will be resurrected and receive immortality.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>24</span>In addition, “Grace is an enabling power that allows men and women to lay hold on eternal life and exaltation after they have expended their own best efforts.”</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>25</span>We do not earn grace through our efforts; rather, it is grace that gives us “strength and assistance to do good works that [we] otherwise would not be able to maintain”.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>26</span>(Bible Dictionary, “Grace”; see also Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “The Gift of Grace,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2015, 107; 2 Nephi 25:23)</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 2:17–29</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書2：17-29</div>
<div class='section'>My outward actions must reflect and increase inner conversion.</div>
<div class='section'>我的外在行為必須能反映出並加深內心歸信的程度。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>27</span>Paul’s teachings show that some of the Jewish Christians in Rome still believed that obedience to the rites and rituals of the law of Moses brought salvation.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>28</span>This may seem like a problem that doesn’t apply anymore since we don’t live by the law of Moses.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>29</span>But as you read Paul’s writings, especially Romans 2:17–29, think about your own efforts to live the gospel.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>30</span>Are your outward performances, such as taking the sacrament or attending the temple, leading you to conversion and strengthening your faith in Christ? (see Alma 25:15–16).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>31</span>How can you ensure that your outward actions are leading to a change of heart?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>32</span>See also Dallin H. Oaks, “The Challenge to Become,” Ensign, Nov. 2000, 32–34.</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 3:10–31; 5</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書3：10-31； 第5章</div>
<div class='section'>Through Jesus Christ, I can be forgiven of my sins.</div>
<div class='section'>透過耶穌基督，我的罪能得到寬恕。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>33</span>Some people may feel discouraged at Paul’s bold declaration that “there is none righteous, no, not one” (Romans 3:10).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>34</span>But there are also hopeful messages in Romans.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>35</span>Look for them in chapters 3 and 5, and consider why remembering that “all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23) is an important step toward learning to “rejoice in hope” through Jesus Christ (Romans 5:2).</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 6</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書第6章</div>
<div class='section'>The gospel of Jesus Christ invites me to “walk in newness of life.”</div>
<div class='section'>耶穌基督的福音邀請我「一舉一動有新生的樣式」。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>36</span>Paul taught that the gospel should change the way we live.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>37</span>What statements in Romans 6 would you use to help someone understand how the gospel has helped you “walk in newness of life”? (verse 4).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>38</span>What personal experiences would you share?</p>
<div class='section'>Ideas for Family Scripture Study and Family Home Evening</div>
<div class='section'>家庭經文研讀和家人家庭晚會的建議</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>39</span>As you read the scriptures with your family, the Spirit can help you know what principles to emphasize and discuss in order to meet the needs of your family.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>40</span>Here are some suggestions:</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 1:16–17</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書1：16–17</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>41</span>How can we show that we are “not ashamed of the gospel of Christ”?</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 3:23–28</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書3：23-28</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>42</span>Some people might say that because we are “justified only by [God’s] grace” (Joseph Smith Translation, Romans 3:24 [in Romans 3:24, footnote a]), there are no requirements for us to receive grace.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>43</span>Even though we can never do enough to “earn” God’s grace, God does ask us to do certain things to receive it.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>44</span>What can we do to receive grace?</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 5:3–5</div>
<div class='section'> 羅馬書5：3-5</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>45</span>What tribulations have we experienced?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>46</span>How have these tribulations helped us to develop patience, experience, and hope?</p>
<div class='section'>Romans 6:3–6</div>
<div class='section'>羅馬書6：3-6</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>47</span>What did Paul say in these verses about the symbolism of baptism?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>48</span>Perhaps your family could plan to attend an upcoming baptism.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>49</span>Or someone in your family could share pictures or memories from his or her baptism.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>50</span>How does making and keeping our baptismal covenants help us “walk in newness of life”?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>51</span>Baptism symbolizes beginning a new life as a disciple of Christ.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>52</span>For more ideas for teaching children, see this week’s outline in Come, Follow Me—For Primary.</p>
<div class='section'>Improving Personal Study</div>
<div class='section'> 改進個人研讀</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>53</span>Ask questions as you study.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>54</span>As you study the scriptures, questions may come to mind.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>55</span>Ponder these questions and look for answers.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>56</span>For example, in Romans 1–6 you could look for answers to the question “What is grace?”</p>