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The elect ​​​hear​ my voice and ​​​harden​ not their ​​​hearts

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The steadfast shall be saved

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“Belief is a choice [see Mosiah 4:9]. …When we choose to believe, we understand and see things in a different way. When we see and live that way, we are happy and joyful in a way that only the gospel can bring” (“Choose Goodness and Joy,” New Era, Aug. 2011, 44)

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Jesus teaches of the consequences of believing and of not believing in Him

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Jesus foretells of His death

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Mary anoints Jesus’s feet, and Jesus makes His triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

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“Patience is a process of perfection. The Savior Himself said that in your patience you possess your souls [see Luke 21:19]. Or, to use another translation of the Greek text, in your patience you win mastery of your souls [see Luke 21:19, footnote b]. Patience means to abide in faith, knowing that sometimes it is in the waiting rather than in the receiving that we grow the most. This was true in the time of the Savior. It is true in our time as well, for we are commanded in these latter days to ‘continue in patience until ye are perfected’ [D&C 67:13]” (“Continue in Patience,” Ensign or Liahona, May 2010, 59).

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“In Your Patience Possess Ye Your Souls”

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The destruction of Jerusalem and the Second Coming

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“By what authority”?

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“The rich gave much yet kept back more; the widow’s gift was her all. It was not the smallness of her offering that made it especially acceptable, but the spirit of sacrifice and devout intent with which she gave” (Jesus the Christ, 3rd ed. [1916], 561–62). Elder Talmage also stated: “Whether it be the gift of a man or a nation, the best, if offered willingly and with pure intent, is always excellent in the sight of God, however poor by other comparison that best may be” (The House of the Lord, rev. ed. [1968], 3).

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The Poor Widow’s Mites (see also Luke 21:1–4)

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The Two Great Commandments

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Forgive as He has forgiven you

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pray+belief= receive

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Have faith in God

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Now is the time every Latter-day Saint is urgently needed to be one with Jesus Christ and to be saviors of men. Of his Latter-day Saints, Jesus gave this counsel, “For they were set to be a light unto the world, and to be the saviors of men.” (D&C 103:9.) I repeat, “For they were set to be a light unto the world, and to be the saviors of men.” The Lord then added this warning, “And inasmuch as they are not the saviors of men, they are as salt that has lost its savor, and is thenceforth good for nothing but to be cast out and trodden under foot of men.” (D&C 103:9–10.)

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No one knows the day of the second coming

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“The leaves are commencing to show on the fig tree.” That is prophetic.

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“So likewise ye, when ye shall see all these things, know that it is near, even at the doors.” (Matt. 24:32–33.)

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They shall deceive the very elect

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Those that endure shall be saved in the end.

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what is to proceed the second coming(signs):Many scriptures summarize the signs and world conditions, the wars, perils, and commotions of the last days. The prophetic words tell of plagues, scourges, tribulations, calamities, and disasters without parallel; of strife, rumors of wars, wars, “nation shall rise against nation, … kingdom against kingdom.” (Matt. 24:7.) There will be blood, carnage, and desolation. The scriptures speak of the elements being in commotion with floods, storms, fires, whirlwinds, and earthquakes with intensity unknown to men in former times, of evil, iniquity, wickedness, turmoil, murder, crime, and commotion among men beyond comprehension.

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It was customary for the Jews to wear phylacteries, which were small leather boxes strapped onto the forehead and arm. Inside the phylacteries were small rolls of parchment that contained excerpts from the Hebrew scriptures. The Jews wore phylacteries to help them remember to follow God’s commandments (see Deuteronomy 6:4–9; 11:13–21; Exodus 13:5–10, 14–16). The Lord did not condemn those who wore phylacteries, but He did condemn those who used them hypocritically or enlarged them to cause others to notice them or to appear more important.

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The Savior condemns the hypocrisy of the scribes and Pharisees

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If we do not live up to the gospel standards we profess, we can influence others negatively.

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Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

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The great commandment is to love God. The second great commandment is to love others.

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The Resurrection is real. Those who aren’t sealed won’t be married in the Resurrection (see also D&C 132:15–16).

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We should serve God and obey the law of the land.

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The Lord will accept those who follow Him willingly and correctly.

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Those who reject the prophets and Jesus Christ will be destroyed.

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Through repentance we can serve our Heavenly Father.

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Jesus and John the Baptist acted with God’s authority.

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All things are possible to those who ask God with faith

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Jesus taught many important doctrines prior to His death

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“The Lord has provided many avenues by which we may receive [His] healing influence. I am grateful that the Lord has restored temple work to the earth. It is an important part of the work of salvation for both the living and the dead. Our temples provide a sanctuary where we may go to lay aside many of the anxieties of the world. Our temples are places of peace and tranquillity. In these hallowed sanctuaries God ‘healeth the broken in heart, and bindeth up their wounds.’ (Ps. 147:3.)” (“Spiritual Healing,” Ensign, May 1992, 7).

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Jesus holds us accountable for our wrongdoing..

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Jesus cleanses the temple and heals the blind and the lame

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Elder Bruce R. McConkie of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles taught what it meant for the people to spread palm branches (see John 12:13) and their garments before Jesus as He entered into Jerusalem: “Only kings and conquerors received such an extraordinary token of respect as this. (2 Kings 9:13.) … Amid shouts of praise and pleas for salvation and deliverance, we see the disciples strewing our Lord’s course with palm branches in token of victory and triumph. This whole dramatic scene prefigures that yet future assembly when ‘a great multitude,’ which no man can number, … shall stand ‘before the throne, and before the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands,’ crying with a loud voice, ‘Salvation to our God which sitteth upon the throne, and unto the Lamb.’ (Rev. 7:9–10.)” (Doctrinal New Testament Commentary, 3 vols. [1965–73], 1:578).

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Spreading palm branches and garments before Jesus

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When we view Jesus Christ in His true majesty and greatness, we can better understand the importance of praising Him as our Savior and Redeemer.

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Jesus Christ makes His triumphal entry into Jerusalem