1. The Good Samaritan
Luke 10

2. Who are these men? Luke 10 ; find principles in the first 9 verses.
Vs 8--- Any fun missionary food stories?
Vs 9--Who can share stories where these promises and admonitions were fulfilled?

3. NOTE: The word seventy in Luke 10:1 refers to an office in the Melchizedek Priesthood.
“I repeat what prophets have long taught—that every worthy, able young man should prepare to serve a mission. Missionary service is a priesthood duty—an obligation the Lord expects of us who have been given so very much. Young men, I admonish you to prepare for service as a missionary. …A word to you young sisters: while you do not have the same priesthood responsibility as do the young men to serve as full-time missionaries, you also make a valuable contribution as missionaries, and we welcome your service” (“As We Meet Together Again,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2010, 5–6).

4. How does the story begin?
The Good Samaritan
How does the story begin?

5. What is a kind things you’ve recently done for someone else?
What’s a kind thing someone has recently done for you?

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Relevancy in personal study
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7. President James E Faust
The Good Samaritan
President James E Faust

8. President James E Faust
The Good Samaritan
President James E Faust

9. Luke 10:30-37: Principles of the Plan of Salvation
Down from Jerusalem
Thieves
Stripped of raiment
Wounded
Half dead
Levite and Priest
Oil
Wine
Beast
Inn
Host
Two pence payment
Spending more
Other (more personable) title for this story?

10. Who needs your help today?
“Jesus provided our watchword: ‘Go, and do thou likewise.’ When we obey that declaration, there opens to our view a vista of joy seldom equaled and never surpassed. When we walk in the steps of that good Samaritan, we walk the pathway that leads to perfection” (“Your Jericho Road,” Ensign, Feb. 1989, 2, 4).
Read "A Poor Wayfaring Man of Grief" (Hymns, no. 29).

11. The Good Samaritan
Luke 10