檢視蕭昶欣/英文/CFM/9月9-15日的原始碼

<div class='headline'>September 9–15</div>
<div class='headline'>9月9-15日</div>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 1–7</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書第1～7章</div>
<div class='section'>“Be Ye Reconciled to God”</div>
<div class='section'>「與神和好」</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>1</span>As you study Paul’s letters to the Corinthians, write down some of the gospel principles you discover and ponder how you can apply them in your life.</p>
<div class='section'>RECORD YOUR IMPRESSIONS</div>
<div class='section'>記錄心得感想</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>2</span>Sometimes, being a Church leader means having to say some difficult things.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>3</span>This was true in Paul’s day just as it is today.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>4</span>Apparently a previous letter from Paul to the Corinthian Saints included chastening and caused hurt feelings.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>5</span>In the letter that became 2 Corinthians, he tried to explain what had motivated his harsh words: “Out of much affliction and anguish of heart I wrote to you with many tears; not that ye should be grieved, but that ye might know the love which I have more abundantly unto you” (2 Corinthians 2:4).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>6</span>When you’re on the receiving end of some correction from a leader, it definitely helps to know that it is inspired by Christlike love.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>7</span>And even in those cases where it is not, if we’re willing to see others with the kind of love Paul felt, it’s easier to respond appropriately to any offenses.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>8</span>As Elder Jeffrey R. Holland counseled, “Be kind regarding human frailty—your own as well as that of those who serve with you in a Church led by volunteer, mortal men and women.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>9</span>Except in the case of His only perfect Begotten Son, imperfect people are all God has ever had to work with” (“Lord, I Believe,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2013, 94).</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'>2 Corinthians 1:3–7; 4:6–10, 17–18; 7:4–7</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書1：3-7；4：6-10，17-18；7：4-7</div>
<div class='section'>My trials can be a blessing.</div>
<div class='section'>我的考驗能成為祝福。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>10</span>Given the tribulation that Paul faced in his ministry, it’s not surprising that he wrote a lot about the purposes and blessings of tribulation.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>11</span>Think about ways your trials can be a blessing as you read 2 Corinthians 1:3–7; 4:6–10, 17–18; and 7:4–7.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>12</span>For example, you might ponder how God “comforteth [you] in all [your] tribulation” and how you can, in turn, “comfort them which are in any trouble” (2 Corinthians 1:4).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>13</span>Or you might focus on the light of Jesus Christ that “hath shined in our hearts,” even when you are “troubled” and “perplexed” (2 Corinthians 4:6–10).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>14</span>See also Mosiah 24:13–17; Gospel Topics, “Adversity,” topics.lds.org.</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 2:5–11</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書2：5-11</div>
<div class='section'>I receive blessings and bless others when I forgive.</div>
<div class='section'>寬恕會得到祝福並造福他人。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>15</span>We don’t know much about the man Paul referred to in 2 Corinthians 2:5–11—only that he had transgressed (see verses 5–6) and that Paul wanted the Saints to forgive him (see verses 7–8).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>16</span>Why do we sometimes fail to “confirm [our] love toward” someone who has offended us? (verse 8).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>17</span>How does withholding forgiveness harm others and ourselves? (see verses 7, 10–11).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>18</span>What does it mean to you that withholding forgiveness from others gives “Satan … an advantage of us”? (verse 11).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>19</span>See also Doctrine and Covenants 64:9–11.</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 5:14–21</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書5：14-21。</div>
<div class='section'>Through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, I can be reconciled to God.</div>
<div class='section'>透過耶穌基督的贖罪，我可以與神和好。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>20</span>As much as anyone, Paul knew what it was like to become “a new creature.”</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>21</span>He went from being a persecutor of the Christians to a fearless defender of Christ.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>22</span>He knew for himself how Jesus, who “knew no sin,” can take away our sin and give us His “righteousness,” restoring us to unity with God.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>23</span>As you read these verses, think about what it means to be reconciled to another person.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>24</span>How does this help you understand what it means to be reconciled to God?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>25</span>Ponder what might be separating you from God.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>26</span>What do you need to do to be more completely reconciled with Him?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>27</span>See also 2 Nephi 10:23–25.</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 7:8–11</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書7：8-11</div>
<div class='section'>Godly sorrow leads to repentance.</div>
<div class='section'>依著神的意思憂愁能使人悔改。</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>28</span>We don’t usually think of sorrow as a good thing, but Paul spoke of “godly sorrow” as a necessary part of repentance.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>29</span>What do you learn about godly sorrow from the following?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>30</span>2 Corinthians 7:8–11; Alma 36:16–21; Mormon 2:11–15; and Gospel Topics, “Repentance,” topics.lds.org.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>31</span>When have you felt godly sorrow, and what effect did it have in your life?</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'>32</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'>33</span>Here are some suggestions:</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 3:1–3</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書3：1-3</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>34</span>Have members of your family ever asked someone to write a letter of recommendation for them, such as for a job or school application?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>35</span>Ask them to talk about this experience and what the letter said about them.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>36</span>Paul taught that the lives of the Saints were like letters of recommendation for the gospel from Christ Himself, “written not with ink, but with the Spirit of the living God.”</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>37</span>As you read 2 Corinthians 3:1–3 together, discuss how our examples are like letters of recommendation for the gospel that can be “known and read of all men.”</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>38</span>Perhaps each family member could write a letter or “epistle” explaining how another family member has been a good example of a disciple of Jesus Christ.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>39</span>They could read their letters to the family and give them to the family member they wrote about.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>40</span>Why is it important to understand that our lives are “epistle[s] of Christ”?</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 5:6–7</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書5：6-7</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>41</span>What does it mean to “walk by faith, not by sight” ?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>42</span>What are we doing to show that we believe in things we can’t see?</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 5:17</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書5：17</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>43</span>Can your family think of—or find—examples in nature of things that go through remarkable transformations and become new creatures? (see the pictures that accompany this outline).</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>44</span>What do these examples teach us about how the gospel of Jesus Christ can change us?</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 6:1–10</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書6：1-10</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>45</span>According to these verses, what does it mean to be “ministers of God”?</p>
<div class='section'>2 Corinthians 6:14–18</div>
<div class='section'>哥林多後書6：14-18</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>46</span>How can we follow Paul’s counsel, “Come out from among [the unrighteous], and be ye separate,” while also being good examples to those around us?</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>47</span>For more ideas for teaching children, see this week’s outline in Come, Follow Me—For Primary.</p>
<div class='section'>Improving Our Teaching</div>
<div class='section'>改進教導</div>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>48</span>Share object lessons.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>49</span>Some gospel concepts, such as the Atonement, can be difficult to understand.</p>
<p class='english'><span class='englishVerse'>50</span>Consider using pictures or objects that can help your family understand the principles you discover in the scriptures.</p>