The Book of Mormon, Another Testament of Jesus Christ (An Account Written by the Hand of Mormon)
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It was used as an example of a book character, Mrs. St. Clair, who is self-deceptive and always feels like a victim, which Dr. Haws said was a reminder of the dangers of self-deception as mentioned in James.
So many incredible things from that book. But Mrs. St. Clair is someone who maybe as clearly as any character in any book I've read who always feels the victim.
— Episode: James Part 1 • Dr. J.B. Haws • Nov 13 -...
It was used as an example of a book character, Mrs. St. Clair, who is self-deceptive and always feels like a victim, which Dr. Haws said was a reminder of the dangers of self-deception as mentioned in James.
So many incredible things from that book. But Mrs. St. Clair is someone who maybe as clearly as any character in any book I've read who always feels the victim.
The book was published by Ashgate Publishers and talks about the temple significance of the elements in the Sermon on the Mount. For example, the book discussed the menorah and how putting your light on a candlestick means adding your light to the light of the temple.
And it was published by an academic press in London called Ashgate Publishers.
— Episode: Alma 36-38 Part 2 • Prof. John "Jack" We...
The book was published by Ashgate Publishers and talks about the temple significance of the elements in the Sermon on the Mount. For example, the book discussed the menorah and how putting your light on a candlestick means adding your light to the light of the temple.
And it was published by an academic press in London called Ashgate Publishers.
And I'll mention one last one.
You remember when it says if you come to the altar and you realize that your brother has ought against you, the altar? How many altars were there in Jesus' day? There's only one altar.
Here you come into the altar of the temple and you're told, if you have ought against your brother, stop what you're doing, leave your sacrifice, get out there and get reconciled.
If there are any hard feelings, we can't do at the altar what we need to do.
The speaker said they loved a part of this book, which Adam Miller wrote, about promises being a certain way of looking forward. The speaker went on to discuss how the book taught them how to live in the present, as if they had already passed through death's veil and into the presence of God.
Promises are a certain way of looking forward.
— Episode: Alma 39-42 Part 2 • Dr. Adam Miller • Au...
The speaker said they loved a part of this book, which Adam Miller wrote, about promises being a certain way of looking forward. The speaker went on to discuss how the book taught them how to live in the present, as if they had already passed through death's veil and into the presence of God.
Promises are a certain way of looking forward.
My job is to live right now as if I had already passed through death's veil and into the presence of God.
A Pioneer Woman's Story of Her Life Among the Sioux
The speaker remembered reading this book by Elizabeth Smart and how it helped her through a horrific experience. Elizabeth Smart said that she remembered how often her mother told her, "I love you no matter what." The speaker continued by saying that she was sustained by these words and that it helped her get through that time.
I love you no matter what
— Episode: Alma 39-42 Part 2 • Dr. Adam Miller • Au...
The speaker remembered reading this book by Elizabeth Smart and how it helped her through a horrific experience. Elizabeth Smart said that she remembered how often her mother told her, "I love you no matter what." The speaker continued by saying that she was sustained by these words and that it helped her get through that time.
I love you no matter what
The book 'The Christ Child' was mentioned as one of the books Dr. Adam S. Miller has authored.
He's the author of more than a dozen books, including Original Grace, one coming out this Christmas called The Christ Child, one that has a Book of Mormon focus called The Seven Gospe...
— Episode: Alma 39-42 Part 1 • Dr. Adam Miller • Au...
The book 'The Christ Child' was mentioned as one of the books Dr. Adam S. Miller has authored.
He's the author of more than a dozen books, including Original Grace, one coming out this Christmas called The Christ Child, one that has a Book of Mormon focus called The Seven Gospels, The Many Lives of Christ in the Book of Mormon.
The Many Lives of Christ in the Book of Mormon
The book 'The Seven Gospels' was mentioned as one of the books Dr. Adam S. Miller has authored and has a Book of Mormon focus.
He's the author of more than a dozen books, including Original Grace, one coming out this Christmas called The Christ Child, one that has a Book of Mormon focus called The Seven Gospels
— Episode: Alma 39-42 Part 1 • Dr. Adam Miller • Au...
The book 'The Seven Gospels' was mentioned as one of the books Dr. Adam S. Miller has authored and has a Book of Mormon focus.
He's the author of more than a dozen books, including Original Grace, one coming out this Christmas called The Christ Child, one that has a Book of Mormon focus called The Seven Gospels, The Many Lives of Christ in the Book of Mormon.
Leading Authentically in Today's Workplace, Emerging Leader Edition
The face that launched a thousand chips
It was the main focus of the podcast episode, with discussions on its core message regarding justice, righteousness, and the consequences of not being different from the world. It was also discussed that the book ends on a hopeful note.
Amos kind of gets a bad rap as being all doom and gloom.
— Episode: Amos, Obadiah Part 2 • Dr. Ryan C. Davis...
It was the main focus of the podcast episode, with discussions on its core message regarding justice, righteousness, and the consequences of not being different from the world. It was also discussed that the book ends on a hopeful note.
Amos kind of gets a bad rap as being all doom and gloom.
Some of you have come up to hear the pleasing word of God, the word which healeth the wounded soul. And I have to enlarge the wounds of those that are already wounded.
You were supposed to be different. You weren't. So here comes destruction.
I love that right after it, it says the lion verse eight, Amos 3 8, the lion hath roared.
And I love that illustrations of that, that we saw of having the tabernacle in the center and all the tribes around it. It was such a beautiful visual of this is how it's supposed to be. God is with you.
It was mentioned as a story about a man who prayed for salvation and then acted as if he saved himself. It was used as an example of forgetting God in the day of deliverance.
He said a man was patching a pitched roof of a tall building when he began sliding off.
— Episode: Helaman 7-12 Part 1 • Shima Baughman • S...
It was mentioned as a story about a man who prayed for salvation and then acted as if he saved himself. It was used as an example of forgetting God in the day of deliverance.
He said a man was patching a pitched roof of a tall building when he began sliding off.
Oh yeah. As he neared the edge of the roof, he prayed, save me Lord and I'll go to church every Sunday. I'll give up drinking. I'll be the best man this city has ever known.
As he finishes his prayer, a nail snagged onto his overalls and saved him.
The man looked up to the sky and shouted, never mind God, I took care of it myself.
It was mentioned as a book that included the question "Why have ye gathered yourselves together?" from Helaman 7:13, which the hosts found interesting and insightful.
John Hilton III and Brad Wilcox wrote this little book called 52 Life Changing Questions from the Book of Mormon and they jumped on this as like a really good question.
— Episode: My Dad Won't Let Me Get Baptized • follo...
It was mentioned as a book that included the question "Why have ye gathered yourselves together?" from Helaman 7:13, which the hosts found interesting and insightful.
John Hilton III and Brad Wilcox wrote this little book called 52 Life Changing Questions from the Book of Mormon and they jumped on this as like a really good question.
A Study of Faith and Practice
Dr. Richardson discussed the book of Ephesians, emphasizing conversion as a process of becoming a new creature in Christ, revealed through prophets, seers, and revelators.
Paul's letters are always vigorous expressions of his person.
— Episode: Ephesians Part 1 • Dr. Matthew Richardso...
Dr. Richardson discussed the book of Ephesians, emphasizing conversion as a process of becoming a new creature in Christ, revealed through prophets, seers, and revelators.
Paul's letters are always vigorous expressions of his person.
Thus, at least textually, we know that a mystery can be known, but Paul's letter to the Ephesians did more than teach that God knows the answers. Even though he may not be revealing what they are, Paul taught the Ephesians that Christ had made known unto us the mystery of his will according to his good pleasure, which he has purposed in himself.
More than just knowing all things, Paul taught, as Elder Neal A. Maxwell said, Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ are actually giving away the secrets of the universe.
Mystery cannot be known except by revelation.
I do not know what faith is, but I do know what faith looks like. Faith looks like those who give their all to God without knowing what all is.
(A Catholic Bible Commentary on the New Testament by Trusted Catholic Biblical Scholars - CCSS)
Satirical Definitions of Everyday Words
It was mentioned when the speaker noted that Abraham was not a perfect man, and questioned if it was a quote from the book where the bible is described as suitable for the needs of one's neighbour.
Is it Ambrose Beers in this devil dictionary who describes the Bible as a work of scriptural scripture, admirably suited to the needs of my neighbor?
— Episode: Genesis 18-23 -- Part 2 : Dr. Daniel C....
It was mentioned when the speaker noted that Abraham was not a perfect man, and questioned if it was a quote from the book where the bible is described as suitable for the needs of one's neighbour.
Is it Ambrose Beers in this devil dictionary who describes the Bible as a work of scriptural scripture, admirably suited to the needs of my neighbor?
1 Corinthians
The speaker quoted a passage from the book where Paul reflected on his past persecution of the church with regret, claiming to be the least of the apostles.
And he says this, this is verse 8 in 1 Corinthians 15, last of all, he was seen of me also as one born out of due time for I am the least of the apostles that I am not meet to be called an apostle bec...
— Episode: Acts 6-9 Part 2 • Dr. Casey Griffiths •...
The speaker quoted a passage from the book where Paul reflected on his past persecution of the church with regret, claiming to be the least of the apostles.
And he says this, this is verse 8 in 1 Corinthians 15, last of all, he was seen of me also as one born out of due time for I am the least of the apostles that I am not meet to be called an apostle because I persecuted the church of God.
The classic work was cited to illustrate observations about 19thcentury American society during the market revolution.
He ends up writing a great book called Democracy in America.
— Episode: Doctrine & Covenants 137-138 Part 1 • Dr...
The classic work was cited to illustrate observations about 19thcentury American society during the market revolution.
He ends up writing a great book called Democracy in America.
Women and Men in Conversation
This book was referenced to discuss research on how men and women statistically formulate their sentences differently, revealing distinct bonding and data transfer goals in their communication styles.
And one of the things that she points out is when the female is talking statistically, she's way more inclined to see it as a bonding function.
— Episode: 3 Nephi 17-19 Part 2 • Dr. Matt Townsend...
This book was referenced to discuss research on how men and women statistically formulate their sentences differently, revealing distinct bonding and data transfer goals in their communication styles.
And one of the things that she points out is when the female is talking statistically, she's way more inclined to see it as a bonding function.
But what Deborah found with the men is the data is actually more important, which is weird, which is why we get hung up on what you said.
Tools for Talking When Stakes are High, Third Edition
The Life of Joseph Smith
It was mentioned that an essay within this book discusses Joseph Smith's ability to forgive, almost to a fault, and how quickly he was willing to do so.
I remember reading in the No Brother Joseph book, there's an essay on Joseph's miss ability to forgive. Almost to a fault that he was just so quick to forgive
— Episode: Doctrine & Covenants 81-83 Part 2 : Dr....
It was mentioned that an essay within this book discusses Joseph Smith's ability to forgive, almost to a fault, and how quickly he was willing to do so.
I remember reading in the No Brother Joseph book, there's an essay on Joseph's miss ability to forgive. Almost to a fault that he was just so quick to forgive
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