3 Nephi 1-2
How does someone reason away “a day, a night, and a day” without any darkness? Sounds like we need to be more careful with protecting and preserving our “Spiritually Defining Memories”.
How does someone reason away “a day, a night, and a day” without any darkness? Sounds like we need to be more careful with protecting and preserving our “Spiritually Defining Memories”.
The believing Saints at this time in the Book of Mormon were desperate for the sign that a prophet had promised. Their lives depended on it. For us, when difficult times come - even though you still believe in miracles...sometimes, it’s just nice to have that faith validated from time to time. 😁
As we are getting closer to the coming of the Savior to the world, the people in the Book of Mormon break into “parts”. It is introspective to wonder which “part” each of us would fit into during those crazy times. 🤔
This is kind of a “part 2” from yesterday about our not only our absolute need for a prophet, but how we respond to him when he lovingly calls us to repent. 😇
For nearly 2/3 of the Book of Mormon, the Nephites have been “the good guys” while the Lamanites were “the bad guys”. Now, they’ve switched places! What exactly got the Lamanites to this point where they are now the righteous ones? 🤔
What was it that got the Nephites so angry at Samuel the Lamanite that they wanted to kill him? Well, it’s the same message that prophets have been sharing as long as God has had children on the earth.
Happy 100th birthday to beloved Prophet, President Russell M. Nelson. What a wonderful, historic event to celebrate a man who has helped me improve my life in so many ways as he has invited me to focus better on Jesus Christ!
Mormon is THE best editor around! I love his “directors cut” commentary on the state of the Nephites here. And I love his almost poetic description of why we get stuck in the Pride Cycle!...
One of President Holland’s favorite quotes is “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”.. Welcome to Helaman 11! I hope we can learn from it better than the Nephites did.
One of President Holland’s favorite quotes is “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it”.. Welcome to Helaman 11! I hope we can learn from it better than the Nephites did.