Even before Dave and Grace mentioned the word "wade," it had already hit me hard. So, being the person that I am, I wrote a poem about it. Wade keep your head above water thought it's deep and wide and cold don't sink to the bottom just keep struggling against the current it may take a while but like they say, slow and steady wins the race maybe you're not swimming right now but maybe that's to teach you every step is a journey, every footfall a victory when you wade through the water
I saw God in the small things in my life. One day i was in the temple when the button came off my top and I needed to sew it back on and the needle was so fine I couldn't see the eye to thread it no matter how many times I tried so I prayed for help. I told God that I couldn't see it but that I knew He could and I needed His help to thread the needle. The next time I put the thread near the needle it threaded and I was able to sew the button back on.
For all of you who have read 1 Nephi 1 dozens or hundreds of times, I recommend writing your own, for me it was 1 Kathryn 1; it is probably the most fun I’ve ever had writing. It was a fabulous way to begin an account of tender mercies I have seen in my own life.
I absolutely loved when Grace was talking about her scriptures. How she carries them around to remind her of God and Jesus Christ. Just like Jesus carries us around in the palms of His hands 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 ~ Then, when you talked about God will lead you to the better parts of this journey, it just remined me: the journey may not be easy, but it will be worth it. ~ Chapter 17, when you said that when experiencing trials, Nephi maximizes blessings and minimizes trials - WOW! I wish that I could do that. The trial seems to take up all of my focus. I need to not let the trial(s) be so big. ~ I can go on and on. ~ I've typed 5 pages of notes just on this lesson! Thank you for all the inspiration that you brought. My heart is full.
We do ‘life lessons’ after each chapter and keep a family journal! It’s so great for my kids come up with what they felt/heard. Sometimes they are similar, but mostly are all different
I will always remember the time I came across the passage in isiah ... Will a mother forget her sucking child??? I was caring for my mother inlaw because she had dementia... we were out at the weekend... i bought her an ice cream, and she told the vendor that we were both in love with the same man... I explained that Bobbie was much mother in law... I later realised she had forgotten Paul by name... that was her way of saying who we were and how we were connected. It was a poignant reminder of the progression of her disease. The next day, I continued my study of Isaiah and read those very verses that comforted me greatly. I seemed to hear that day "Yes a mother may forget Lydia, but I remember and know you"
On the everyday Book of Mormon. I have a tiny pocket size Book of Mormon that my grandpa (1912-2001) carried with him everyday as he was farming. My mom said he had multiple copies and was never without a pocket sized Book of Mormon.
I love the Mercies of the Lord poster, but because I am NOT teaching, the poster part has less appeal to me than do the beautiful prints that you have provided. So, I decided--for me--I would cut out the print for each week and paste it in the place provided in the journal each week. A great reminder of the tender mercy discussed!
You guys are changing my life every day! I guess it's not too late for me! Lol You guys are so awesome. This study is giving me the tools to be a future good wife and mother, and worry about just my personal relationship with Jesus, not what others think... Not that they do, but ya. Thanks guys. Al dogs go to heaven "The more you give, the more you're gonna get" 😂😂😂😂 David won me with this.. and Grace you are such a beautiful soul. Sending you guys all the love. I'm brand new and staying!
Reading about steel bows for archery provided some insights into Nephi & his brothers. Steel bows could become brittle & break if the user applied too much force. And bows could lose their springs if they weren't maintained properly. Gives me things to ponder as I apply this to myself!
What I’m inferring in your comment is a direct commentary on how Nephi and his brothers used and maintained their equipment. Steel, when it goes through many cycles gets work, hardened, think of a paperclip, being bent, repeatedly, back-and-forth, or guitar strings as a vibrate overtime will become griddle and break instead of gaining flexibility. Nephi bow may have become brittle because it was being used so much or have been used for so long to provide food for the family. and the other brothers, it seems couldn’t have cared less about the functionality or longevity of their equipment. The analogy of constant and consistent use versus occasional use with neglect bears a striking similarity to their testimonies.
My thing that reminds me He is with me is my car. Each time I see it out my window, and when I get ready to go somewhere, I think of Him as I saw His hand in how I got the car and I thank Him for it each and every time. I know it is one of the blessings He is pouring out to me that He has promised. And there is more coming and has been for years since I started looking for His hand in all things. Only when I stop looking do I not see it.
Thank you for that suggestion to pause at the end of your seminary class and ask the students what they learned about God. I struggle with the various emphases that we are told to do in seminary and how they keep changing or being added upon. This helps.
🎉Happy belated birthday, David!! Thank you both for all of your preparation. I always learn so much. I never fail to be touched by the Spirit. I need this regular communion with Him. My sweet hubby is less active, so I'm studying on my own. It's so nice to be studying with y'all!!!
Happy Birthday David!! I'm forever grateful that you were born! I hope you had fun, birthdays are awesome 😎. What I learned from God this week is that He has great faith in me, in all of us! We need to learn to have that kind of faith in Him!❤❤❤
Ha🎉ppay birth🎉day to David ! After years of watching come follow me, with you all, last night I dreamed David Bulter and I were teaching this come follow me together, so fun 😂! ❤
As you were talking Grace about even when Christ being with his disciples during their tempest. It made me think as I compared these stories/passages. I thought, “wow! Christ can calm my storms but…then I thought He can calm me like Nephi said in v.16 “I did look into my God.”
I thought I would share a fun little thought I had while reading these chapters. In 1 Nephi 16:18 where Nephi breaks his bow, I have a little note that says "Did the Lord actually break Nephi's bow?" even thought Nephi says it was him. I always thought that the bow suddenly breaking was so odd. I actively participate in archery as a hobby and I've gone archery hunting a number of times and it is NOT easy to just break your bow (unless you don't know how to use it -- but I would assume that Nephi is very very knowledgeable about weapons and the materials used to make them since it's noted in previous chapters that he's familiar with them when he admires Laban's sword). Nephi says in that same verse that he's the one that broke his bow but part of me wondered if it was actually the Lord who broke it, to remind them of who is guiding them, to remind them that the Lord is providing for them. Would love to know everyone else's thoughts on this!
Ooooh I love this! I’ve been having my kids listen to the chronicles of narnia finally and in horse and his boy Shasta is blown by Aslan in his boat to where he needed to go ❤
There are TIME LINKS in the description. I just found them! You have to scroll down a bit. Loved this lesson! I actually come back a second time when I’m reading the scriptures and mark things so these time links are great.
Grace show your Book of Mormon up close please! Also you guys did inspire me to use a Book of Mormon this year and try to take it to places I usually don’t… ❤
I'm so glad I found Don't Miss This! I love the questions to ask ourselves & the personal applications you guys point out - and my family has had so many good discussions using the Read It, Live It study aid. Can you share what the song is that Dave referred to that was "Savior then, Savior now"?
Love you two and all you do…. THANK YOU for doing all the work to help us learn and see more clearly….. I’m recommending Don’t Miss This to many friends and family members so they do t miss out either…..I must ask if you can pls tell me who the artist is of that painting with Christ standing on the road ext to David?.. love this picture!… thanks! Pamela
David, you have a January birthday like me! I hope you enjoy 43 as if it were 34. I don’t know if you get freaked about about getting older. I try to remember with each year, I only get to be that once!🎂👏🏻🧡🎈
I always forget how wonderful this podcast is. Thanks for the spiritual thoughts. Also, what is that beautiful painting of Christ called? I would love to buy a copy for my home.
In the section where Nephi’s bow broke, remember that so did lamen and Lemuel’s bows were no longer working. Also, Nephi had to remind his whole family of the Lord and tell his dad to look to the Lord through the Liahona
Laman and Lemuel had forgotten about the very real personal example and symbol the Lord had given to them of why they had to leave Jerusalem - Laban. The moral and spiritual decay of Jerusalem was embodied in him.
38:0938:09 . I have the feeling that Nephi might have been aware of or been involved in some kind of manufacturing process either through a friend, neighbor or even his dad. He seemed to be acquainted with a bellows and how to use ore to make tools. Either this or God instructed him and we aren’t told that He did. What do you think.
I would like to say that if you felt like the women being strong like the men was not an “insult” or “not a blessing” then you’re not the only one. I think that it is truly a blessing that the women were able to adapt and be strong and striving for the journey. Women in the church are allowed to be strong! 🫶
Would love to have the posters in a smaller size. I don’t have space for the bigger size. Hopefully someday❤. Thanks for the wonderful lessons, it brings them to life for me.
I have a favor to ask. Can you please post the tender mercies that we have already done and can you please start posting or make a note in the description box of what the tender mercy is for that week.I'm missing one from the other week, and I had to guess what this week was. In the video, you say this is where we get this week, but I didn't catch what exactly it was. Other than that, thank you guys so much for your intake on the scriptures. I love it.
How do you preserve raw meat when living in a hot desert? It would rot in a day or so. How do you make it safe and edible. You dry it in the air with salt. It's called jerky. And it lasts for many weeks and longer. So you don't have to kill wild game every day to survive.
Have you thought of changing the format of your "Word of the Week" posters to be readable to viewers? Maybe white words on a black background? Thank you for all the time and energy you put forth in your lessons.
I just had a question about the journal. Do you not go through those questions anymore? I can’t find where you are teaching from. Did I miss something?;)
I searched and found it was “Becoming Exemplary Latter-day Saints” from October 2018! ❤ “The new home-centered, Church-supported integrated curriculum has the potential to unleash the power of families, as each family follows through conscientiously and carefully to transform their home into a sanctuary of faith. I promise that as you diligently work to remodel your home into a center of gospel learning, over time your Sabbath days will truly be a delight. Your children will be excited to learn and to live the Savior’s teachings, and the influence of the adversary in your life and in your home will decrease. Changes in your family will be dramatic and sustaining.”
I always pictured the “rude” in that as vulgar and turning away from the spirit. You stated it will with they turned from God and started praising themselves or even just forgetting Him
I’ve been watching your you tube the last couple of years but I would also like to get the newsletter and the work books that you mention time and time. Every time I watch you know m not in a place I can write that down. Please let me know how I can get the newsletter and other things I need to get to actually follow and keep up with the scriptures and your you tube!
You may have found it by now, but I have been looking and today I found it. At least the Instagram place you can get to her account. The art piece is titled "Love Without End" -lightyourhome- I hope that helps. It's beautiful!
HISTORICAL FACTS: 1. Dartmouth was only 20 miles from Joseph Smith's house, and there are many documented interactions with the college. 2. Joseph Smith Senior’s father had a cousin named John Smith, who was a professor of ancient languages at Dartmouth University, and wrote about Indian origins, and inhabited planets 3. Professor John Smith’s theological writings bear a strong resemblance to Mormon doctrines. 4. Professor John Smith had 2 famous students: Solomon Spalding, Ethan Smith 5. Ethan Smith wrote View of the Hebrews and was Oliver Cowdery’s Pastor. 6. Hyrum Smith attend Dartmouth prep school on campus at the same time that a relative was a tutor at Dartmouth. 7. The historical ties between Dartmouth college, Joseph Smith, his Uncle Professor John Smith, Solomon Spalding and Ethan Smith to the Book of Mormon cannot be coincidence.
Are they reliable? Lies are pretty rampant about the church. I believe even Joseph's signature has been forged a number of times for various reasons. The devil runs rampant trying to make truth look untrue. Sad.
@@sherriemota7348 Sorry my comments are being deleted for some reason. You can start with the LDS Gospel Topic Essays that confirm the Smith's lived very close to Dartmouth college. Next you can look at the Dartmouth archive site to verify that Hyrum Smith was on the class membership roles as a prep student. Also, the archive has Ethan Smith and Spaulding listed as students of Professor John Smith, who was Joseph's Uncle by his father's father.. The Dartmouth archives on line will also allow you to read Professor John Smith's writings which show strong similarities with the BOM and DC.
@@sherriemota7348 Sorry my comments are being deleted for some reason. You can start with the LDS Gospel Topic Essays that confirm the Smith's lived very close to Dartmouth college. Next you can look at the Dartmouth archive on line to verify that Hyrum Smith was on the class membership rolls as a prep student. Also, the archive has Ethan Smith and Spaulding listed as students of Professor John Smith, who was Joseph's Uncle by his father's father.. The Dartmouth archives on line will also allow you to read Professor John Smith's writings which show strong similarities with the BOM and DC. Of course, we know that Ethan Smith would go on to write the View of the Hebrews which also has strong themes related to the BOM, Ethan was Oliver's family pastor.
Even before Dave and Grace mentioned the word "wade," it had already hit me hard. So, being the person that I am, I wrote a poem about it.
Wade
keep your head above water
thought it's deep and wide and cold
don't sink to the bottom
just keep struggling against the current
it may take a while
but like they say, slow and steady wins the race
maybe you're not swimming right now
but maybe that's to teach you
every step is a journey,
every footfall a victory
when you wade through the water
I love when Grace said, “God has a reminder of me in his hands.” ❤ So powerful.
I saw God in the small things in my life. One day i was in the temple when the button came off my top and I needed to sew it back on and the needle was so fine I couldn't see the eye to thread it no matter how many times I tried so I prayed for help. I told God that I couldn't see it but that I knew He could and I needed His help to thread the needle. The next time I put the thread near the needle it threaded and I was able to sew the button back on.
I have my Mom's scriptures. She passed in June. I love having them. She loved them so much, it reminds me of her and her love for the Savior.
Awww😍 hugs to you!🥹
For all of you who have read 1 Nephi 1 dozens or hundreds of times, I recommend writing your own, for me it was 1 Kathryn 1; it is probably the most fun I’ve ever had writing. It was a fabulous way to begin an account of tender mercies I have seen in my own life.
I love that so much! Great tip!
Challenge accepted! I can’t wait to see chapter 1 of my autobiography:)
Great idea
What a great ,idea, how cool!
GREST IDEA!!!!!
I absolutely loved when Grace was talking about her scriptures. How she carries them around to remind her of God and Jesus Christ. Just like Jesus carries us around in the palms of His hands 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 ~ Then, when you talked about God will lead you to the better parts of this journey, it just remined me: the journey may not be easy, but it will be worth it. ~ Chapter 17, when you said that when experiencing trials, Nephi maximizes blessings and minimizes trials - WOW! I wish that I could do that. The trial seems to take up all of my focus. I need to not let the trial(s) be so big. ~ I can go on and on. ~ I've typed 5 pages of notes just on this lesson! Thank you for all the inspiration that you brought. My heart is full.
We do ‘life lessons’ after each chapter and keep a family journal! It’s so great for my kids come up with what they felt/heard. Sometimes they are similar, but mostly are all different
What are the ages of your kids? I love this idea but I'm not sure my kids are old enough.
I will always remember the time I came across the passage in isiah ... Will a mother forget her sucking child??? I was caring for my mother inlaw because she had dementia... we were out at the weekend... i bought her an ice cream, and she told the vendor that we were both in love with the same man... I explained that Bobbie was much mother in law...
I later realised she had forgotten Paul by name... that was her way of saying who we were and how we were connected. It was a poignant reminder of the progression of her disease.
The next day, I continued my study of Isaiah and read those very verses that comforted me greatly. I seemed to hear that day "Yes a mother may forget Lydia, but I remember and know you"
Bless you for caring for your mother in law.
On the everyday Book of Mormon. I have a tiny pocket size Book of Mormon that my grandpa (1912-2001) carried with him everyday as he was farming. My mom said he had multiple copies and was never without a pocket sized Book of Mormon.
Wow! How awesome ❤
Heart felt messages. God will Never Ever forget us. He has engraven us in the palms of His hands❤️
BEAUTIFUL! God is big enough for Eternity and kind enough for every day! Love it!
I love the Mercies of the Lord poster, but because I am NOT teaching, the poster part has less appeal to me than do the beautiful prints that you have provided. So, I decided--for me--I would cut out the print for each week and paste it in the place provided in the journal each week. A great reminder of the tender mercy discussed!
I’m with you- thanks! That’s perfect.
I'm doing the same thing!
You guys are changing my life every day! I guess it's not too late for me! Lol
You guys are so awesome. This study is giving me the tools to be a future good wife and mother, and worry about just my personal relationship with Jesus, not what others think... Not that they do, but ya. Thanks guys.
Al dogs go to heaven
"The more you give, the more you're gonna get" 😂😂😂😂 David won me with this.. and Grace you are such a beautiful soul. Sending you guys all the love. I'm brand new and staying!
Reading about steel bows for archery provided some insights into Nephi & his brothers. Steel bows could become brittle & break if the user applied too much force. And bows could lose their springs if they weren't maintained properly. Gives me things to ponder as I apply this to myself!
What I’m inferring in your comment is a direct commentary on how Nephi and his brothers used and maintained their equipment. Steel, when it goes through many cycles gets work, hardened, think of a paperclip, being bent, repeatedly, back-and-forth, or guitar strings as a vibrate overtime will become griddle and break instead of gaining flexibility. Nephi bow may have become brittle because it was being used so much or have been used for so long to provide food for the family. and the other brothers, it seems couldn’t have cared less about the functionality or longevity of their equipment.
The analogy of constant and consistent use versus occasional use with neglect bears a striking similarity to their testimonies.
I love that analogy!
Thanks for showing us how to read, stufy , and apply the scripturrs to ourselves .The example of how both of you do it are true treasures.
My thing that reminds me He is with me is my car. Each time I see it out my window, and when I get ready to go somewhere, I think of Him as I saw His hand in how I got the car and I thank Him for it each and every time. I know it is one of the blessings He is pouring out to me that He has promised. And there is more coming and has been for years since I started looking for His hand in all things. Only when I stop looking do I not see it.
Thank you for that suggestion to pause at the end of your seminary class and ask the students what they learned about God. I struggle with the various emphases that we are told to do in seminary and how they keep changing or being added upon. This helps.
I love listening to this while at the gym!
Don't you just love that Nephi used the scriptures (Old Testament) and applied it to his day? He used Moses experiences and applied it to his journey.
🎉Happy belated birthday, David!!
Thank you both for all of your preparation. I always learn so much. I never fail to be touched by the Spirit. I need this regular communion with Him. My sweet hubby is less active, so I'm studying on my own. It's so nice to be studying with y'all!!!
Happy Birthday David!! I'm forever grateful that you were born! I hope you had fun, birthdays are awesome 😎.
What I learned from God this week is that He has great faith in me, in all of us! We need to learn to have that kind of faith in Him!❤❤❤
Ha🎉ppay birth🎉day to David ! After years of watching come follow me, with you all, last night I dreamed David Bulter and I were teaching this come follow me together, so fun 😂! ❤
God will work with us day after day after day ❤ I love this reminder, as well as the great insight back at minute 14:15! So, so good!!!
Happy Birthday Dave🎉🎂🍦🎊🥳🎈 Amazing lesson ❤❤
Thank you so much for your lessons. You truly help my understanding of the scriptures.
I think God's plans come suddenly so that we learn to rely on Him completely.
As you were talking Grace about even when Christ being with his disciples during their tempest. It made me think as I compared these stories/passages. I thought, “wow! Christ can calm my storms but…then I thought He can calm me like Nephi said in v.16 “I did look into my God.”
You guys are amazing ! Love you both , doing a great job, thank you for your preparation, I know it’s not easy ! Thank you
Grace is so cute, you guys have such great insights, thank you
I thought I would share a fun little thought I had while reading these chapters. In 1 Nephi 16:18 where Nephi breaks his bow, I have a little note that says "Did the Lord actually break Nephi's bow?" even thought Nephi says it was him. I always thought that the bow suddenly breaking was so odd. I actively participate in archery as a hobby and I've gone archery hunting a number of times and it is NOT easy to just break your bow (unless you don't know how to use it -- but I would assume that Nephi is very very knowledgeable about weapons and the materials used to make them since it's noted in previous chapters that he's familiar with them when he admires Laban's sword). Nephi says in that same verse that he's the one that broke his bow but part of me wondered if it was actually the Lord who broke it, to remind them of who is guiding them, to remind them that the Lord is providing for them. Would love to know everyone else's thoughts on this!
Ooooh I love this! I’ve been having my kids listen to the chronicles of narnia finally and in horse and his boy Shasta is blown by Aslan in his boat to where he needed to go ❤
There are TIME LINKS in the description. I just found them! You have to scroll down a bit.
Loved this lesson! I actually come back a second time when I’m reading the scriptures and mark things so these time links are great.
1 Nephi 17:40-51…. My favorite song came to mind… “Say I Won’t “ by Mercy Me ❤❤❤❤
I needed this so much today. Thank you both. ❤
Thank you 🥹❤️🩹God Bless you both too❤🙏❤
Love you both
Thank you it was a wonderful lesson.
I will never read the isles of the sea part the same way again ❤ thank you
Grace show your Book of Mormon up close please! Also you guys did inspire me to use a Book of Mormon this year and try to take it to places I usually don’t… ❤
#Don’tMissThis Grace where did you buy your Book of Mormon?
#Don’tmissthis Grace where did you buy your Book of Mormon?
#Dontmissthis Grace where did you buy your Book of Mormon?
@sophiefreebairnart painted it for her! she does such beautiful work!
Happy Birthday young man 🎉
I felt like Grace needed a pulpit to pound. lol. I love learning more about the Book of Mormon and getting others insights.
The Liahona: the first palm pilot 😉
I'm so glad I found Don't Miss This! I love the questions to ask ourselves & the personal applications you guys point out - and my family has had so many good discussions using the Read It, Live It study aid. Can you share what the song is that Dave referred to that was "Savior then, Savior now"?
Thank you very much😍👏
Love you two and all you do…. THANK YOU for doing all the work to help us learn and see more clearly….. I’m recommending Don’t Miss This to many friends and family members so they do t miss out either…..I must ask if you can pls tell me who the artist is of that painting with Christ standing on the road ext to David?.. love this picture!… thanks! Pamela
David, you have a January birthday like me! I hope you enjoy 43 as if it were 34. I don’t know if you get freaked about about getting older. I try to remember with each year, I only get to be that once!🎂👏🏻🧡🎈
I always forget how wonderful this podcast is. Thanks for the spiritual thoughts. Also, what is that beautiful painting of Christ called? I would love to buy a copy for my home.
In the section where Nephi’s bow broke, remember that so did lamen and Lemuel’s bows were no longer working. Also, Nephi had to remind his whole family of the Lord and tell his dad to look to the Lord through the Liahona
Laman and Lemuel had forgotten about the very real personal example and symbol the Lord had given to them of why they had to leave Jerusalem - Laban. The moral and spiritual decay of Jerusalem was embodied in him.
38:09 38:09 . I have the feeling that Nephi might have been aware of or been involved in some kind of manufacturing process either through a friend, neighbor or even his dad. He seemed to be acquainted with a bellows and how to use ore to make tools. Either this or God instructed him and we aren’t told that He did. What do you think.
Well he had a steel bow. Did he make it himself? I think he may have learned to work with metals when they lived in Jerusalem
I would like to say that if you felt like the women being strong like the men was not an “insult” or “not a blessing” then you’re not the only one. I think that it is truly a blessing that the women were able to adapt and be strong and striving for the journey. Women in the church are allowed to be strong! 🫶
Would love to have the posters in a smaller size. I don’t have space for the bigger size. Hopefully someday❤. Thanks for the wonderful lessons, it brings them to life for me.
Happy birthday David!
I have a favor to ask. Can you please post the tender mercies that we have already done and can you please start posting or make a note in the description box of what the tender mercy is for that week.I'm missing one from the other week, and I had to guess what this week was. In the video, you say this is where we get this week, but I didn't catch what exactly it was. Other than that, thank you guys so much for your intake on the scriptures. I love it.
How do you preserve raw meat when living in a hot desert? It would rot in a day or so. How do you make it safe and edible. You dry it in the air with salt. It's called jerky. And it lasts for many weeks and longer. So you don't have to kill wild game every day to survive.
Have you thought of changing the format of your "Word of the Week" posters to be readable to viewers? Maybe white words on a black background? Thank you for all the time and energy you put forth in your lessons.
I agree
I just had a question about the journal. Do you not go through those questions anymore? I can’t find where you are teaching from. Did I miss something?;)
Hi Your word of the week is not legible on our 55 inch TV. Are others having this issue or just me?
I can hardly see them on my iPad even by enlarging the screen.
What was the talk that President Nelson gave in 2018 that you guys quoted with the promises of making a sacred home?
I searched and found it was “Becoming Exemplary Latter-day Saints” from October 2018! ❤
“The new home-centered, Church-supported integrated curriculum has the potential to unleash the power of families, as each family follows through conscientiously and carefully to transform their home into a sanctuary of faith. I promise that as you diligently work to remodel your home into a center of gospel learning, over time your Sabbath days will truly be a delight. Your children will be excited to learn and to live the Savior’s teachings, and the influence of the adversary in your life and in your home will decrease. Changes in your family will be dramatic and sustaining.”
❤ 1:00:40
Love the program. Thank you. The poster is too bright to read.
I wish I could see the posters that you hilites.
Can someone tell me the cross reference scripture for the word blessings from the poster?
NUMBERS 6:24-27
I was wondering the same thing!! Thank you!
I always pictured the “rude” in that as vulgar and turning away from the spirit. You stated it will with they turned from God and started praising themselves or even just forgetting Him
I’ve been watching your you tube the last couple of years but I would also like to get the newsletter and the work books that you mention time and time. Every time I watch you know m not in a place I can write that down. Please let me know how I can get the newsletter and other things I need to get to actually follow and keep up with the scriptures and your you tube!
great! go to www.dontmissthisstudy.com and you will find the sign up!
I couldn't find the Jericho story in 1st Nephi.
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❤ 44:20
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❤ 39:11
Beautiful painting of Christ in the background - who is the artist and where can I get one? 😀
You may have found it by now, but I have been looking and today I found it. At least the Instagram place you can get to her account. The art piece is titled "Love Without End" -lightyourhome- I hope that helps. It's beautiful!
There is no sound
Sometimes God looks like a stranger offering to pray for you.
so maybe I should not be telling my kids to stop murmuring like Laman and Lemuel and start acting more like Nephi hahaha 😅
You should, but it probably won’t work, at least not during your lifetime.
My brother and sister nicknamed me Nephi
@@joeshriver778 I can think of lots of nicknames worse than that one.
HISTORICAL FACTS:
1. Dartmouth was only 20 miles from Joseph Smith's house, and there are many documented interactions with the college.
2. Joseph Smith Senior’s father had a cousin named John Smith, who was a professor of ancient languages at Dartmouth University, and wrote about Indian origins, and inhabited planets
3. Professor John Smith’s theological writings bear a strong resemblance to Mormon doctrines.
4. Professor John Smith had 2 famous students: Solomon Spalding, Ethan Smith
5. Ethan Smith wrote View of the Hebrews and was Oliver Cowdery’s Pastor.
6. Hyrum Smith attend Dartmouth prep school on campus at the same time that a relative was a tutor at Dartmouth.
7. The historical ties between Dartmouth college, Joseph Smith, his Uncle Professor John Smith, Solomon Spalding and Ethan Smith to the Book of Mormon cannot be coincidence.
What are your sources?
Are they reliable? Lies are pretty rampant about the church. I believe even Joseph's signature has been forged a number of times for various reasons. The devil runs rampant trying to make truth look untrue. Sad.
What are your sources 😮?
@@sherriemota7348 Sorry my comments are being deleted for some reason. You can start with the LDS Gospel Topic Essays that confirm the Smith's lived very close to Dartmouth college.
Next you can look at the Dartmouth archive site to verify that Hyrum Smith was on the class membership roles as a prep student. Also, the archive has Ethan Smith and Spaulding listed as students of Professor John Smith, who was Joseph's Uncle by his father's father..
The Dartmouth archives on line will also allow you to read Professor John Smith's writings which show strong similarities with the BOM and DC.
@@sherriemota7348 Sorry my comments are being deleted for some reason. You can start with the LDS Gospel Topic Essays that confirm the Smith's lived very close to Dartmouth college.
Next you can look at the Dartmouth archive on line to verify that Hyrum Smith was on the class membership rolls as a prep student. Also, the archive has Ethan Smith and Spaulding listed as students of Professor John Smith, who was Joseph's Uncle by his father's father..
The Dartmouth archives on line will also allow you to read Professor John Smith's writings which show strong similarities with the BOM and DC.
Of course, we know that Ethan Smith would go on to write the View of the Hebrews which also has strong themes related to the BOM, Ethan was Oliver's family pastor.
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Grace your top is cute 🥰
but how about david’s? hahah kidding…!
I love that he always buttons the top button. B^D