What a beautiful conversion story of the brother from the Philippines! I’m a convert from Germany & am so grateful that we came to the United States,& felt such a beautiful spirit that I can never forget! ♥️🌺🎶🇺🇸
I love these lessons!! AMAZING parallels I've never seen before! I learned so much. Oh, and that story of your mission companion Elder Josephat--tears; I had tears. What a shining example of sacrificing all for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Elder Josafat was amazing! There are truly incredible disciples all over the world, being drawn to the truth by the Spirit. It was an honor to serve with him!
I needed to let go friends and family tradition whet I became a member of the true Gospel. The gain was and is greater. My 9 brothers and sisters did not joyed and none of my nephews and nieces. I did the temple work for my parents and many of my generation until 1500th. I love the truth. The Gospel fills the emptyness that I had. I am not hungry or thirst anymore. Thank you so much.
What a beautiful testimony. Thank you for sharing that. You made significant sacrifices to embrace the truth, and that example is an inspiration to others--including to me!
I am lucky to find your lesson. I am a covert of over 32 years. This was a heart felt lesson that put me to tears. Your parallel stories help put your lesson into perspective and emphasize the scriptures. You are an excellent teacher. I hope your student realize this. I covered as an adult and didn’t have the privilege of having a seminary teacher. I got more insight and was touched by the spirit. There are many suffer for wanting to learn the truth. Thank you for sharing your story about your missionary companion. That was also very touching. What a believer! If we all could be like him. Thank you for your insights. I truly enjoy and I was touched by this lesson. God bless you and your students. From Sacramento California.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm grateful the lesson was a blessing to you. No wonder you resonate with the stories of these amazing converts--you're one of them! I'm always amazed by people who have the faith, courage, and spiritual sensitivity to embrace the Truth once they find it. The Church is better with you as a part of it.
Please keep these lessons always available. I have plans to study them with my small kids when they grow up . I feel like father has upgraded my understanding with your lessons . They keep me going. They lift me up in these hard times in our family. Thank you.
I love how your grandpa read the BOM to her every day, so I will read it to my grandson every day and pray that someday he'll understand and seek our his SAVIOR.
Thank you Brother Halverson. You truly teach the gospel in its purity. I have learned more from you than any other teacher and I am a great grandma. I have had a lot of teachers in my long life!
You're very kind. I'm grateful to have had wonderful parents and teachers who instilled a love of the scriptures in me when I was young. There's no "library" more deserving of our careful study and sustained thought! Thanks again!
Your lessons bring me more deeply into analyzing what is happening and how to understand it in comparing to other events. You help feed the depths of my spirit that I have a hard time filling.
I LOVED the comparison of righteous women. It would THRILL me to delve deeper into those stories. I love reading about the many righteous sisters who have been there from the start. I have studied so many of these BEAUTIFUL Sisters, in my desire to be more like them. Thank you! Brother Halverson, I have worried that you had perhaps never seen my earlier message to you about your gramma' an' grampa'. You speak of when your grampa' left the family an' left your gramma' to raise the children alone. Please, please understand that the period of time when he left was a time when he probably felt he had no choice. See... it was a time when the government was telling the men that if they would leave, they... the government would be able to take care of the families. The government were telling the men that as long as the men stayed with their families, they... the government Could NOT step in to help the families. Many, many men felt they had no other choice but to leave so their families would be taken care of. Of course, the government did Not follow through on that promise, but the men were gone an' had no way of knowing that. My own grampa' left my gramma' during those Depression years so that she an' the children would be able to receive food an' other care. They never received it, but at least, my gramma' an' grampa' had discussed WHY Grampa' would be leaving. So Gramma' KNEW that he didn't leave for nefarious reasons or to Hurt her. I think that was probably one of the most difficult things my great-grampa' ever did; leaving his family to fend for themselves. Most women were left in the dark as to why their husbands suddenly left them, at a time when there was no hope. I'm so thankful that my great-grampa' was wise enough to talk to my gramma' an' explain why he felt he had to leave. PLEASE... do not blame your grampa'. I strongly suspect that he felt the same desperation that my grampa' felt. Please KNOW that his leaving was probably far more HEROIC than anyone in your family is aware. Love him. Because He LOVED his Family.
Thank you, Brother Halverson, for helping me and my husband gain a much greater understanding of the Book of Mormon. Your insights and delivery are exactly what we have needed. Thank you SO much!
You're so welcome! The scriptures and the Spirit deserve all the credit, but I'm grateful to be a part of it all. What a blessing that the Lord is willing to use each of us to further His work!
I'm so glad the lesson was helpful. I'm amazed at how much truth can be packed into a single verse! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you! I'm grateful it's been a blessing to you. I often worry that I'm spending too much time "in the weeds," but they usually end up being flowers! The Book of Mormon is a treasure trove!
Do you ever stop and think that perhaps Amulek's wife and children were among those cast into the fire? Sure it says in Alma 15:16 that Amulek was "rejected by... his father and his kindred" - but does not say specifically anyone rather than his father. At the very least, Amulek knew some of those cast into the flames. Then in Alma 15:18 it says that after all that happened, Alma took Amulek into his home in Zarahemla and "did administer unto him in his tribulations and strengthened him in the Lord". Alma showed what ministering is about.
Well said! I have wondered just how connected Amulek was to the martyrs of Ammonihah--including if they included his own wife and children. We can't know for sure from the text itself, but I do agree that there are hints that point in the direction of a total loss on Amulek's part. What an example of "observing our covenants by sacrifice"!
I loved the parallel you drew between Ammon rescuing the scattered sheep and the gathering of Christ's sheep. I had never once made that connection and yet now, it seems so clear. Thank you for imparting of your knowledge and your spirit.....and most of all for your testimony. You certainly have added strength to my own.
Haha! The fact that they're so long also has something to do with that :) But thanks for putting up with my longwindedness! (You already knew that about me!) Thanks for using the "pause" button more than the "fast forward" button!
He was amazing. It's incredible to see people all over the world who have such deep faith and such strong spirits. I hope we can all be numbered among them!
I had never noticed so many parallels and ironies in these chapters before! You just opened my eyes to so many fascinating layers to Alma, Amulek, and the whole story in general. I'll never read these chapters the same. Thanks, Bro Hal! Also, your mission companion is my new hero.
Haha! Elder Josafat is one of my heroes too! And I'm glad you enjoyed peeling back some of those layers. Knowing your own literary skills, I'm not surprised that you liked that! Not only is the Book of Mormon powerful scripture, it's incredible literature!
Your insights have helped me understand and learn so much. I love the way you bring all the scriptures in to work together. Thank you for taking the time to do this. This is the deeper understanding I have been searching for.
Thank you so much for your insight. The gratitude I feel for the scriptures is making my heart ready to share my testimony to everyone I see! I haven’t been so inspired for a long time! I look forward to studying the scriptures with you each day!
I just came across "Unshaken", recently. As one who experienced a time of "holy envy" and going through a "liturgical season", I appreciate your explanation of orders found in the Catholic tradition. Also having journeyed "there and back again" I hope to learn more and be more from your lessons. Thank you.
Thank you! Holy envy is a beautiful thing. We have so much to learn from those who connect with God in ways different from our own. Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you very much for this wonderful lesson. I live the various contrasts and similarities to highlight.... Christ before Herod and Alma n Amulek etc. Thanj you
Thank you! It's amazing to see how many examples there are in the scriptures that point us to the life, ministry, and Atonement of Jesus Christ. All things really do testify of Him!
Thank you so much for your wonderful lectures. I have only just discovered “Unshaken” and I am so grateful I have. You lifted me, enlightened me and enriched my testimony and knowledge. You have a wonderful gift for teaching, inspiring with your deep love and knowledge of sacred scripture. From a new student down here in New Zealand, my humble thanks. You have really inspired my scripture study to much greater heights.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm grateful you've found these lessons to be a blessing. Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
thank you so much! I love your lessons and look forward to them every Sunday. (It's Sunday in Australia when they are released) do you think you would be add the links to where you get quotes from in the future? for example Neal A. Maxwell quote? Thank you :)
That's a great idea! Often those quotes just pop into my head, especially when it comes to Elder Maxwell. I've spent so many years learning and relearning from him, that he still feels very much alive to me. I'll try to do better at helping people find him!
First, I am so glad you are doing these podcasts. Your insightful commentary helps lift my vision. Can you please tell me which podcast you explained the curse of darkness not being a skin color issue? Thank you again. ( I so enjoyed my first week with you that I messaged ‘Thor’ and said I’ll bet you know this guy. He messaged back you’re one of his great friends and a wonderful teacher of the truth😁)
Thor is the best! Glad he's got you to help keep him in line ;) The lesson that talks about the curse / mark is Alma 3. It's part 3 of the lesson for Mosiah 29-Alma 4. Here's a link, I hope you enjoy it! czcams.com/video/TrOdHTMUt3I/video.html
Oh my goodness, where do I find the picture of the woman with the issue of blood? I want to save it to remember to repent daily. Thank you so much for your lessons. You are teaching by the Spirit. I can feel the Spirit in every lesson that I listen to. Bless you and your family for helping others.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm grateful we get to study the scriptures together! Taylor and I aren't related as far as we can tell, but we claim each other anyway (Halversons gotta stick together!). He does a great job. I'm glad we get to play on the same team!
Hi there, I am so grateful to you for posting these videos! They are an amazing supplement to my daily scripture study. In light of recent events regarding the BLACK LIVES MATTER movement, could you please make a video about the curse placed on the lamanites in the Book of Mormon?
He gives a wonderful explanation about the "mark" verses the "curse" in his video on Mosiah 29-Alma 4. It is in Part 3 of that lesson, entitled "The Curse of God". It is very good and explains it so simply and clearly.
You're a step ahead of me as usual, Jan! Kaylee, yes, the 3rd video from Mosiah 29-Alma 4 is a good place to see that. One of these days when I have the time, I'd love to do an entire video on race and the priesthood, but I'm barely keeping up with the Book of Mormon as is! So much good stuff to discuss! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Where in the scriptures is the daughters of Onita who are in comparison to Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego? I may have the spelling wrong for Onita. Are you possibly speaking of the five daughters of Zelophehad? I did not think they were Zelophehad daughters because they inherited land because there father had no sons. Daniel and his friends lost their land due to being captured by the babylonians and Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego faced the fiery furnace. Kris Reed
The daughters of Zelophehad are great examples as well, but of a different principle. The daughters of Onitah are mentioned very briefly in the Book of Abraham (Abr. 1:11). I love comparing them to the 3 Hebrews young men because they had similar faith and courage and faced similar opposition, but the outcome was different (the young men were spared and the young women were not). When Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were about to be throw into the fiery furnace, they said "if it be so," God can save us (which is the result they received), and they said "but if not," we still won't waver (which is the result the daughters of Onitah received). I hope to have the faith to be able to make both statements!
I try to get them out each week--to keep up with the Come Follow Me schedule. There is just so much to cover in each week's material that there usually ends up being two or three parts each week, and I normally get them out on Saturday or Sunday. Thanks for watching!
What a beautiful conversion story of the brother from the Philippines! I’m a convert from Germany & am so grateful that we came to the United States,& felt such a beautiful spirit that I can never forget! ♥️🌺🎶🇺🇸
I love these lessons!! AMAZING parallels I've never seen before! I learned so much. Oh, and that story of your mission companion Elder Josephat--tears; I had tears. What a shining example of sacrificing all for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Elder Josafat was amazing! There are truly incredible disciples all over the world, being drawn to the truth by the Spirit. It was an honor to serve with him!
Bro Halverson how much deeper my understanding of the BofM has become!!Thank you!
I needed to let go friends and family tradition whet I became a member of the true Gospel.
The gain was and is greater.
My 9 brothers and sisters did not joyed and none of my nephews and nieces.
I did the temple work for my parents and many of my generation until 1500th.
I love the truth.
The Gospel fills the emptyness that I had.
I am not hungry or thirst anymore.
Thank you so much.
What a beautiful testimony. Thank you for sharing that. You made significant sacrifices to embrace the truth, and that example is an inspiration to others--including to me!
I am lucky to find your lesson. I am a covert of over 32 years. This was a heart felt lesson that put me to tears. Your parallel stories help put your lesson into perspective and emphasize the scriptures. You are an excellent teacher. I hope your student realize this. I covered as an adult and didn’t have the privilege of having a seminary teacher. I got more insight and was touched by the spirit. There are many suffer for wanting to learn the truth. Thank you for sharing your story about your missionary companion. That was also very touching. What a believer! If we all could be like him. Thank you for your insights. I truly enjoy and I was touched by this lesson. God bless you and your students. From Sacramento California.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm grateful the lesson was a blessing to you. No wonder you resonate with the stories of these amazing converts--you're one of them! I'm always amazed by people who have the faith, courage, and spiritual sensitivity to embrace the Truth once they find it. The Church is better with you as a part of it.
Please keep these lessons always available. I have plans to study them with my small kids when they grow up . I feel like father has upgraded my understanding with your lessons . They keep me going. They lift me up in these hard times in our family. Thank you.
Thank you. I pray the Lord will continue to life you through the trials of life. He's eager to connect with each of us!
I love how your grandpa read the BOM to her every day, so I will read it to my grandson every day and pray that someday he'll understand and seek our his SAVIOR.
Thank you Brother Halverson. You truly teach the gospel in its purity. I have learned more from you than any other teacher and I am a great grandma. I have had a lot of teachers in my long life!
You're very kind. I'm grateful to have had wonderful parents and teachers who instilled a love of the scriptures in me when I was young. There's no "library" more deserving of our careful study and sustained thought! Thanks again!
Your lessons bring me more deeply into analyzing what is happening and how to understand it in comparing to other events. You help feed the depths of my spirit that I have a hard time filling.
Thank you for your kind words. The scriptures can definitely reach into depths that aren't easily accessible. Thanks for letting me study with you!
I LOVED the comparison of righteous women. It would THRILL me to delve deeper into those stories. I love reading about the many righteous sisters who have been there from the start. I have studied so many of these BEAUTIFUL Sisters, in my desire to be more like them. Thank you!
Brother Halverson, I have worried that you had perhaps never seen my earlier message to you about your gramma' an' grampa'. You speak of when your grampa' left the family an' left your gramma' to raise the children alone. Please, please understand that the period of time when he left was a time when he probably felt he had no choice.
See... it was a time when the government was telling the men that if they would leave, they... the government would be able to take care of the families. The government were telling the men that as long as the men stayed with their families, they... the government Could NOT step in to help the families.
Many, many men felt they had no other choice but to leave so their families would be taken care of. Of course, the government did Not follow through on that promise, but the men were gone an' had no way of knowing that. My own grampa' left my gramma' during those Depression years so that she an' the children would be able to receive food an' other care. They never received it, but at least, my gramma' an' grampa' had discussed WHY Grampa' would be leaving. So Gramma' KNEW that he didn't leave for nefarious reasons or to Hurt her. I think that was probably one of the most difficult things my great-grampa' ever did; leaving his family to fend for themselves.
Most women were left in the dark as to why their husbands suddenly left them, at a time when there was no hope. I'm so thankful that my great-grampa' was wise enough to talk to my gramma' an' explain why he felt he had to leave. PLEASE... do not blame your grampa'. I strongly suspect that he felt the same desperation that my grampa' felt. Please KNOW that his leaving was probably far more HEROIC than anyone in your family is aware. Love him. Because He LOVED his Family.
Thank you, Brother Halverson, for helping me and my husband gain a much greater understanding of the Book of Mormon. Your insights and delivery are exactly what we have needed. Thank you SO much!
You're so welcome! The scriptures and the Spirit deserve all the credit, but I'm grateful to be a part of it all. What a blessing that the Lord is willing to use each of us to further His work!
Thank you for this lesson. I've never understood these chapters in such a way and in such depth. Bless you for taking the time to teach.
I'm so glad the lesson was helpful. I'm amazed at how much truth can be packed into a single verse! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Love these lessons. I don’t know how i found you a couple of weeks back but glad I did. Studying from Sydney Australia.
I'm grateful you found them too! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you my brother...Keep up the good work..I love your faithful heart❤️😇
I am really enjoying your lessons. I am learning so much!!
Glad to hear it! The Book of Mormon is such a treasure trove!
Thank you for your programs. I am enthralled by your going thru each verse and adding explanation, clarity, and thought provoking comments.
Thank you! I'm grateful it's been a blessing to you. I often worry that I'm spending too much time "in the weeds," but they usually end up being flowers! The Book of Mormon is a treasure trove!
Do you ever stop and think that perhaps Amulek's wife and children were among those cast into the fire? Sure it says in Alma 15:16 that Amulek was "rejected by... his father and his kindred" - but does not say specifically anyone rather than his father. At the very least, Amulek knew some of those cast into the flames. Then in Alma 15:18 it says that after all that happened, Alma took Amulek into his home in Zarahemla and "did administer unto him in his tribulations and strengthened him in the Lord". Alma showed what ministering is about.
Well said! I have wondered just how connected Amulek was to the martyrs of Ammonihah--including if they included his own wife and children. We can't know for sure from the text itself, but I do agree that there are hints that point in the direction of a total loss on Amulek's part. What an example of "observing our covenants by sacrifice"!
I hope you won’t stop making these! You have been a huge blessing to this family!
I'm grateful they've helped! I'll try to keep up!
Thank you, again, Jared Halverson. It’s a stretch to keep up with you, but so worth it! So touched by Elder J...
Haha! Sorry to be flooding the internet--but the Book of Mormon is just too full!
I look forward to Sunday morning! Thanks again for your time and your teaching.
It's my pleasure! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
I loved the parallel you drew between Ammon rescuing the scattered sheep and the gathering of Christ's sheep. I had never once made that connection and yet now, it seems so clear. Thank you for imparting of your knowledge and your spirit.....and most of all for your testimony. You certainly have added strength to my own.
Such kind words. Thank you. I'm grateful we get to learn together from such a powerful book!
It takes me forever to watch these because I stop and start and reply while taking notes. Thank you. You inspire and teach me!
Haha! The fact that they're so long also has something to do with that :) But thanks for putting up with my longwindedness! (You already knew that about me!) Thanks for using the "pause" button more than the "fast forward" button!
wow I like your story about your companion - amazing ! thanks
He was amazing. It's incredible to see people all over the world who have such deep faith and such strong spirits. I hope we can all be numbered among them!
I had never noticed so many parallels and ironies in these chapters before! You just opened my eyes to so many fascinating layers to Alma, Amulek, and the whole story in general. I'll never read these chapters the same. Thanks, Bro Hal! Also, your mission companion is my new hero.
Haha! Elder Josafat is one of my heroes too! And I'm glad you enjoyed peeling back some of those layers. Knowing your own literary skills, I'm not surprised that you liked that! Not only is the Book of Mormon powerful scripture, it's incredible literature!
I love your lessons.
Thank you..
Your insights have helped me understand and learn so much. I love the way you bring all the scriptures in to work together. Thank you for taking the time to do this. This is the deeper understanding I have been searching for.
Thank you! I'm grateful you've found these lessons to be a blessing. Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you so much for your insight. The gratitude I feel for the scriptures is making my heart ready to share my testimony to everyone I see! I haven’t been so inspired for a long time! I look forward to studying the scriptures with you each day!
What a beautiful comment! The scriptures do indeed have a way of empowering us--impelling us to share the truth they contain. Let it shine!
I just came across "Unshaken", recently. As one who experienced a time of "holy envy" and going through
a "liturgical season", I appreciate your explanation of orders found in the Catholic tradition. Also having journeyed "there and back again" I hope to learn more and be more from your lessons. Thank you.
Thank you! Holy envy is a beautiful thing. We have so much to learn from those who connect with God in ways different from our own. Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
I'm so thankful I found you. Wonderful, insightful lessons
I'm grateful you found me too! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you. You touched my heart and soul today!
I'm so grateful that you had a good experience with the lesson. Thank you for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Thank you very much for this wonderful lesson. I live the various contrasts and similarities to highlight.... Christ before Herod and Alma n Amulek etc. Thanj you
Thank you! It's amazing to see how many examples there are in the scriptures that point us to the life, ministry, and Atonement of Jesus Christ. All things really do testify of Him!
Thank you so much for your wonderful lectures. I have only just discovered “Unshaken” and I am so grateful I have. You lifted me, enlightened me and enriched my testimony and knowledge. You have a wonderful gift for teaching, inspiring with your deep love and knowledge of sacred scripture. From a new student down here in New Zealand, my humble thanks. You have really inspired my scripture study to much greater heights.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I'm grateful you've found these lessons to be a blessing. Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
thank you so much! I love your lessons and look forward to them every Sunday. (It's Sunday in Australia when they are released) do you think you would be add the links to where you get quotes from in the future? for example Neal A. Maxwell quote? Thank you :)
That's a great idea! Often those quotes just pop into my head, especially when it comes to Elder Maxwell. I've spent so many years learning and relearning from him, that he still feels very much alive to me. I'll try to do better at helping people find him!
Thank You for great lessons.
You're welcome! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
Great lesson. Thank you😍👏
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
First, I am so glad you are doing these podcasts. Your insightful commentary helps lift my vision. Can you please tell me which podcast you explained the curse of darkness not being a skin color issue? Thank you again. ( I so enjoyed my first week with you that I messaged ‘Thor’ and said I’ll bet you know this guy. He messaged back you’re one of his great friends and a wonderful teacher of the truth😁)
Thor is the best! Glad he's got you to help keep him in line ;) The lesson that talks about the curse / mark is Alma 3. It's part 3 of the lesson for Mosiah 29-Alma 4. Here's a link, I hope you enjoy it! czcams.com/video/TrOdHTMUt3I/video.html
Oh my goodness, where do I find the picture of the woman with the issue of blood? I want to save it to remember to repent daily. Thank you so much for your lessons. You are teaching by the Spirit. I can feel the Spirit in every lesson that I listen to. Bless you and your family for helping others.
I love that painting as well. It's called "Touch of Faith" by Yongsung Kim. Thank you for letting me join you for scripture study!
@@Unshaken Thank you so much, You are an inspiration to all of us. God Bless your Family
I appreciate the care, the depth and the detail of these lessons!
Curiosity question: are you related to Dr. Taylor Halverson from BYU?
Thank you for your kind words. I'm grateful we get to study the scriptures together! Taylor and I aren't related as far as we can tell, but we claim each other anyway (Halversons gotta stick together!). He does a great job. I'm glad we get to play on the same team!
Hi there, I am so grateful to you for posting these videos! They are an amazing supplement to my daily scripture study. In light of recent events regarding the BLACK LIVES MATTER movement, could you please make a video about the curse placed on the lamanites in the Book of Mormon?
He gives a wonderful explanation about the "mark" verses the "curse" in his video on Mosiah 29-Alma 4. It is in Part 3 of that lesson, entitled "The Curse of God". It is very good and explains it so simply and clearly.
You're a step ahead of me as usual, Jan! Kaylee, yes, the 3rd video from Mosiah 29-Alma 4 is a good place to see that. One of these days when I have the time, I'd love to do an entire video on race and the priesthood, but I'm barely keeping up with the Book of Mormon as is! So much good stuff to discuss! Thanks for letting me be a part of your scripture study!
I hope you do a video on the fireside of the women parallels.
There are so many amazing topics that are worth studying! I'll have to see what I have time for moving forward. Thanks for watching!
Where in the scriptures is the daughters of Onita who are in comparison to Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego? I may have the spelling wrong for Onita. Are you possibly speaking of the five daughters of Zelophehad? I did not think they were Zelophehad daughters because they inherited land because there father had no sons. Daniel and his friends lost their land due to being captured by the babylonians and Shadrack, Meshack, and Abednego faced the fiery furnace. Kris Reed
The daughters of Zelophehad are great examples as well, but of a different principle. The daughters of Onitah are mentioned very briefly in the Book of Abraham (Abr. 1:11). I love comparing them to the 3 Hebrews young men because they had similar faith and courage and faced similar opposition, but the outcome was different (the young men were spared and the young women were not). When Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were about to be throw into the fiery furnace, they said "if it be so," God can save us (which is the result they received), and they said "but if not," we still won't waver (which is the result the daughters of Onitah received). I hope to have the faith to be able to make both statements!
Were Elder Jehoshaphat and his family able to reconcile eventually?
How often do these lessons come .
I try to get them out each week--to keep up with the Come Follow Me schedule. There is just so much to cover in each week's material that there usually ends up being two or three parts each week, and I normally get them out on Saturday or Sunday. Thanks for watching!