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The title was highlighted across multiple episodes as a key resource for understanding Moses' role and biblical themes, with hosts praising it as unbelievable and fantastic. It was cited as a recent co‑authored volume that shed light on scripture and was used as an example when discussing sacrifice, spiritual rebirth, and the Joseph Smith Translation. Overall, the podcast presenters strongly recommended the book to listeners.
Episode: Mosiah 4-6 Part 2 • Dr. Aaron Schade • April 29 -...
The speaker highly recommended Aaron's book on Moses, describing it as unbelievable and fantastic.
Aaron's book is called the Book of Moses from Ancient of Days to Ladder Days, and it's unbelievable. It is fantastic.
Now, Aaron, you would recognize this verse then, Moses 659, and as much as you were born into this world by water, blood and spirit. I've seen that happen a couple of times. I've seen a baby be born. There's a lot of water, especially with twins. There's a lot of blood, and there's a lot of spirit. The spirit in the room.
Episode: Mosiah 4-6 Part 2 • Dr. Aaron Schade • April 29 -...
It was described as unbelievable and fantastic.
Aaron's book is called the Book of Moses from Ancient of Days to Ladder Days, and it's unbelievable. It is fantastic.
Now, Aaron, you would recognize this verse then, Moses 659, and as much as you were born into this world by water, blood and spirit.
Episode: 1 Nephi 6-10 Part 1 • Dr. Gaye Strathearn • Jan 15...
The Book of Moses was mentioned as an example of sacrifices in the Old Testament.
It's not just the mosaic stuff from the book of Moses. We know they were doing this very early on.
Episode: Christmas Part 1 • Sister Joy D. Jones • Dec 18 -...
The conversation mentioned the Book of Moses as a scriptural source, though without extensive detail.
I think it's in the Book of Moses.
Episode: 1 Nephi 6-10 Part 1 • Dr. Gaye Strathearn • Jan 15...
The speaker discussed the importance of sacrifice in the gospel and mentioned the Book of Moses.
It's not just the mosaic stuff from the book of Moses. We know they were doing this very early on.
Episode: Christmas Part 1 • Sister Joy D. Jones • Dec 18 -...
The book of Moses mentions the phrase "born by water, blood, and spirit." This connects to the spiritual rebirth experience, signifying a transformation through the Savior's blood.
I think it's in the Book of Moses where the Lord says, you were born by water, blood, and spirit. I want you born again by water, blood, and spirit, but this time by his blood.
Episode: Revelation 6-14 Part 1 • Dr. Christopher Blythe •...
It was discussed that the Book of Moses was not accessible to the majority of people reading the Book of Revelation, which prompted a discussion on if the symbol of Enoch was an effective one.
Is that really an effective symbol for the Lord to use?
Episode: Exodus 14-17 -- Part 1 : Dr. Matthew Bowen
It was recently released and discussed as a co-authored volume focusing on the Book of Moses from ancient to modern perspectives.
With Aaron P. Shade, he's the co-author of the newly released volume, The Book of Moses, From the Ancient of Days to the Latter Days.
Episode: Exodus 14-17 -- Part 1 : Dr. Matthew Bowen
It was mentioned as a newly released volume, co-authored with Aaron P. Shade, covering the Book of Moses from the Ancient of Days to the Latter Days.
With Aaron P. Shade, he's the co-author of the newly released volume, "The Book of Moses", From the Ancient of Days to the Latter Days.
I've seen that one, Hank. Gotta get that.
Episode: Genesis 1-3, Moses 2-3, Abraham 4-5 -- Part 2 : Dr...
It was highlighted as an excerpt from the first six chapters of the Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible, which clarifies Jesus Christ's involvement in creation and reframes the creation story in a more personal way.
The book of Moses is basically the ex, the excerpt from the first six chapters of Joseph Smith's new translation of the Bible, the JST, right?
Moses chapter one has no parallel in Genesis. It's our great story of Moses talking with God and then confronting with Satan and all that.
In a way that's more clear than Genesis because you don't have to do the Yahweh or Jehovah or this and that kind of stuff there.
It's very clear, it's much more clear in the Moses version here than Genesis that this is a Christ-centered text and that Jesus was the creator acting under the direction of his father and that this is part of his divine role as Jehovah was to be involved in creation.
Genesis is told from the perspective of a third-person narrator describing God created this, God did this. Whereas Moses chapter 1 sets up this stage where God is going to tell Moses about how he created the earth.
Episode: Doctrine & Covenants 23-26 : Dr. Lisa Tait Part I
The Book of Moses was mentioned as being received by Joseph Smith in June of 1830, amidst other significant events. This was part of the Joseph Smith Translation (JST) process.
And so that the Lord's telling him keep going writing the things which shall be given thee by the comforter, expounding all scriptures unto the church.
But this verse may be a reference to that in some way.
And in June of 1830 amidst everything else that's going on Joseph receives the revelation that we have as chapter one of the book of Moses.
Episode: Moses 7 Part 1 • Bro. Danny Ricks • Feb. 2-8 • Com...
The speakers expressed gratitude for modern revelation and specifically praised the Book of Moses as a precious morsel given by God, noting its role in the translation of Moses chapter7. They treated it as a valuable scriptural resource.
So grateful for the book of Moses.
The book of Moses, the part that he was translating, is that precious morsel was given to us by God.