Revelation, Past, Present, and Future.
=1.= What is revelation? Compare with inspiration.
=2.= Show that revelation is God's chosen method of communication
through the priesthood.
=3.= What is known of God's revelations to:--1, Adam; 2, Enoch; 3,
Noah; 4, Abraham; 5, Isaac; 6, Jacob; 7, Moses?
=4.= Give examples of Divine revelation through other Old Testament
prophets.
=5.= Show that Christ was a revelator, while He dwelt among men.
=6.= Give scriptural evidence of revelation having been given through
the apostles of old.
=7.= Show that the doctrine of continual revelation is reasonable.
=8.= Show that it is scriptural.
=9.= Show that continual revelation has ever been characteristic of
the operations of the priesthood.
=10.= Cite the principal objections to this doctrine, professedly
founded on scripture. Show their unscriptural foundation.
=11.= Give specific scriptures predicting that revelation is to
characterize the Church in the last dispensation (1, from the Bible;
2, from the Book of Mormon).
=12.= Give instances of modern revelation. Cite promises of the Lord
in this dispensation assuring the continuation of revelation in the
Church.
=13.= Show the reasonableness of expecting yet further revelation.
=14.= Show that the doctrine of no further revelation is comparatively
modern, and unscriptural.
=15.= Show that inspiration does not deprive man of his freedom or
individuality.