Today, teachers Sam Castor and Linda Cherry discuss this week's Come Follow Me lesson which is found in Daniel 1–6, of the Old Testament.

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In the first chapter of the book of Daniel, we see that King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon has laid siege to Jerusalem. Daniel and his young friends are among the Jews who are taken captive to Babylon, which is some 500 miles east of Jerusalem as the crow flies, but closer to 800–1000 miles of travel by the normal trade routes of the day.

The gross wickedness of the Jews at this time made them weak and unable to defend themselves. Likewise, their lifestyles had separated them from the Lord and His help.

The major message of the next several verses is this: Living according to the Lord’s law of health provides both physical and spiritual blessings.

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This lesson is for the week of Oct 31-November 6th, with Thomas Holton

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Thomas Holton lives in the Emerald Isle. He achieved degrees in

taxation, social science, and international relations and two years

toward a professional financial planning diploma. His career has

been in insurance, tax advice, and as a manager in the civil service.

His Church service includes a mission to England, Sunday School

teacher four times, branch/district/stake Sunday School president,

bishop’s counselor, elders quorum president twice, branch president

(for ten years), stake high councilor, and Church history specialist

for the island of Ireland. He survived two major surgeries and loves

to share his faith in Jesus Christ. He and his wife, Veronica, are the

grateful parents of one son.

Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

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This lesson is for the week of October 24th-30th with host Lori Denning.

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Lori Denning is a scripture nerd. She holds a bachelor's degree in Biblical Studies from Multnomah University where she studied Hebrew and the Bible and was awarded the highest honors. She holds a Masters in Theology from Gonzaga University. Sister Denning has taught classes from Gospel Doctrine, as well as the Church Educational System. She has a popular vlog "The Bible Brief" introducing books of the Bible to a wide audience. She also hosts a podcast, The :20 Minute Scriptorian, covering the Come, Follow Me Curriculum. Her passion is sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ through His scriptures.

Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

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This lesson is for the week of Oct 17-23, with Hosts Thomas Holton

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Thomas Holton lives in the Emerald Isle. He achieved degrees in

taxation, social science, and international relations and two years

toward a professional financial planning diploma. His career has

been in insurance, tax advice, and as a manager in the civil service.

His Church service includes a mission to England, Sunday School

teacher four times, branch/district/stake Sunday School president,

bishop’s counselor, elders quorum president twice, branch president

(for ten years), stake high councilor, and Church history specialist

for the island of Ireland. He survived two major surgeries and loves

to share his faith in Jesus Christ. He and his wife, Veronica, are the

grateful parents of one son.

Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

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This lesson is for the week of October 10-16th with Casey Griffiths as host.

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Casey Paul Griffiths is an assistant professor of Church history and doctrine at Brigham Young University. He has published numerous books and articles on Church history, most recently What You Don’t Know About the 100 Most Important Events in Church History, with Mary Jane Woodger and Susan Easton Black. He is a member of the Mormon History Association, serves on the board of the John Whitmer Historical Association, and is currently serving as president of the BYU Latter-day Saint Educator’s Society. He lives in Saratoga Springs with his wife, Elizabeth, and four children.

Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

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This lesson is for the week of Oct 3-9, with Robert Miller as Host.

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Robert has been a full-time seminary teacher for the last 27 years. he has also taught institute, adult religion, and BYU-Idaho online classes. He received a Ph.D. in 2001 in Instructional Psychology and Technology. He is the author of the Isaiah a Prophet's Prophet series.

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This lesson is for the week of September 26–Oct 2nd, with Hosts Thomas Holton and Lynda Cherry.

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Thomas Holton lives in the Emerald Isle. He achieved degrees in

taxation, social science, and international relations and two years

toward a professional financial planning diploma. His career has

been in insurance, tax advice, and as a manager in the civil service.

His Church service includes a mission to England, Sunday School

teacher four times, branch/district/stake Sunday School president,

bishop’s counselor, elders quorum president twice, branch president

(for ten years), stake high councilor, and Church history specialist

for the island of Ireland. He survived two major surgeries and loves

to share his faith in Jesus Christ. He and his wife, Veronica, are the

grateful parents of one son.

Members of the church believe in the Bible and the Book of Mormon. The book of Mormon is another testament to Jesus Christ and chronicles the history of Jesus visiting the Natives in North America in ancient times. The book of Mormon was translated with priesthood power by Joseph Smith Jr. who was martyred as the prophet of the Church in 1844. The Church has grown to 16.6 million members worldwide, who love Jesus Christ and his restored gospel.

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This lesson is for the week of Sept 12-19, with Robert Miller as co-host.

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Robert has been a full-time seminary teacher for the last 27 years. he has also taught institute, adult religion, and BYU-Idaho online classes. He received a Ph.D. in 2001 in Instructional Psychology and Technology. He is the author of the Isaiah a Prophet's Prophet series.

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