- Day 1 – Woman, Why Weepest Thou?
- Day 2 – Peace Be Unto You
- Day 3 – Behold My Hands and My Feet
- Day 4 – Be Not Faithless, But Believing
- Day 5 – Children, Have Ye Any Meat?
- Day 6 – Lovest Thou Me?
- Day 7 – Follow Me
- Day 8 – All Power is Given Unto Me In Heaven and In Earth
- Day 9 – Go Ye Therefore and Teach All Nations
- Day 10 – Lo, I am with you always
- Day 11 – He Was Taken Up
- Day 12 – I am the light and the life of the world
- Day 13 – Arise and Come Forth Unto Me
- Day 14 – Blessed be the name of the Most High God
- Day 15 – Words of the Risen Lord
- Day 16 – After this manner shall ye baptize
- Day 17 – There Shall Be No Disputations Among You
- Day 18 – Ye must become as a little child
- Behold I have given unto you my gospel
Words of the People
Hosanna! Blessed be the name of the Most High God!
— 3 Nephi 11:17
The Moment
After each person had gone forth to feel the prints in His hands and feet—after they had received their witness of the Risen Lord—their response was not whispered:
“Hosanna! Blessed be the name of the Most High God!”
Insights from Scripture and Prophets
The word “Hosanna” comes from Hebrew roots meaning “save now” or “grant salvation.” To shout “Hosanna” is both a praise and a plea: a declaration of gratitude for salvation already offered, and a yearning for its fulfillment in us.
President Russell M. Nelson reminded us of its power during the 2020 worldwide Hosanna Shout:
“It is a sacred tribute to the Father and the Son… It reverently acknowledges Jesus Christ as the Messiah of Israel and the Savior of the world.”
— President Russell M. Nelson, April 2020 General Conference