Talking Scripture
Talking Scripture
Mike Day & Bryce Dunford
Ep 261 | Jacob 1-4, Come Follow Me 2024 (April 1-7)
1 hour 28 minutes Posted Mar 27, 2024 at 12:01 pm.
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Jacob is weighed down with anxiety for the welfare of his people. He was commanded by the Lord to deliver his message.
The group led by Lehi may have been part of a more extensive society native to the region.
Costliness of apparel demonstrated wealth and power in the Nephite culture.
Pride begins when we think that we have more than others, assume that we are better, and then persecute those we esteem as less.
Jacob teaches antidotes to pride.
Immoral behavior has awful consequences, breaking hearts of those we love.
The Nephite believers worshipped the Father in the name of Jesus Christ.
We are to teach to the understanding of men. Jacob sees “things as they really are.”
Jacob discusses those that rejected the stone, a sure foundation, which is Christ. He then asks how God will respond to those that have rejected Christ. Will God love me if I mess up? The allegory of the Olive Tree answers this question.
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00:00) Jacob is weighed down with anxiety for the welfare of his people. He was commanded by the Lord to deliver his message.(05:39) The group led by Lehi may have been part of a more extensive society native to the region.(09:10) Costliness of apparel demonstrated wealth and power in the Nephite culture.(10:28) Pride begins when we think that we have more than others, assume that we are better, and then persecute those we esteem as less.(17:17) Jacob teaches antidotes to pride. (27:47) Immoral behavior has awful consequences, breaking hearts of those we love.(39:11) The Nephite believers worshipped the Father in the name of Jesus Christ.(44:41) We are to teach to the understanding of men. Jacob sees “things as they really are.”(49:14) Jacob discusses those that rejected the stone, a sure foundation, which is Christ. He then asks how God will respond to those that have rejected Christ. Will God love me if I mess up? The allegory of the Olive Tree answers this question. (52:07) The practice of plural marriage in Church history.
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