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Matthew 3-4

Lesson Quotes:

 President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
“Another way Satan deceives is through discouragement. He attempts to focus our sight on our own insignificance until we begin to doubt that we have much worth. He tells us that we are too small for anyone to take notice, that we are forgotten—especially by God.”  (You Matter to Him, GC Oct. 2011)
President James E. Faust
“We need not become paralyzed with fear of Satan’s power. He can have no power over us unless we permit it. He is really a coward, and if we stand firm, he will retreat. The Apostle James counseled: ‘Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you’ (James 4:7)” (“The Great Imitator,” GC, Oct 1987).

Elder Merrill J. Bateman
“There are certain blessings obtained when one searches the scriptures. As a person studies the words of the Lord and obeys them, he or she draws closer to the Savior and obtains a greater desire to live a righteous life. The power to resist temptation increases, and spiritual weaknesses are overcome.” 
(“Coming unto Christ by Searching the Scriptures,” Ensign, Nov. 1992, 28)

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