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The Roles of Christ in the Bible and Our Roles Today
It was quoted in regards to the passage in John 5 where Jesus discusses the scriptures and how people wrongly believe that studying them brings eternal life, when it's Jesus who offers it.
He said, Jesus is actually being a bit reproving here. He's saying, in essence, you study the scriptures because you think that activity brings eternal life. But the scriptures testify of me and I giv...
— Episode: Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 5-6 Part 2 • Dr...
It was quoted in regards to the passage in John 5 where Jesus discusses the scriptures and how people wrongly believe that studying them brings eternal life, when it's Jesus who offers it.
He said, Jesus is actually being a bit reproving here. He's saying, in essence, you study the scriptures because you think that activity brings eternal life. But the scriptures testify of me and I give eternal life.
The Jewish sages of Jesus' day believed that the act of studying the Torah brought eternal life, but Jesus pointedly taught that the scriptures do not bring salvation. Sacred writ was given to testify of him and he, God, was the vehicle of salvation.
An Introduction for Latter-Day Saints
It was briefly referenced as a book the speaker discusses the teachings of Tertullian, a Christian from the 2nd/3rd century, relating to the sacrament.
Tertullian, somebody who I talk about quite a bit in that book, Ancient Christians, that we spoke of at the beginning.
— Episode: Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 5-6 Part 2 • Dr...
It was briefly referenced as a book the speaker discusses the teachings of Tertullian, a Christian from the 2nd/3rd century, relating to the sacrament.
Tertullian, somebody who I talk about quite a bit in that book, Ancient Christians, that we spoke of at the beginning.
A Comprehensive Guide to the Parables of Jesus
It was mentioned as a helpful book that listed 29 different parables of Jesus, including the parable of the unforgiving servant, the lost sheep, and the prodigal son.
He wrote a book called Stories with Intent, a comprehensive guide to the parables of Jesus. This is a really helpful book.
— Episode: Matt 13; Luke 8; 13 Part 1 • Dr. Daniel...
It was mentioned as a helpful book that listed 29 different parables of Jesus, including the parable of the unforgiving servant, the lost sheep, and the prodigal son.
He wrote a book called Stories with Intent, a comprehensive guide to the parables of Jesus. This is a really helpful book.
It was mentioned as the title of a book written by Hank Smith on the subject of happiness. It was briefly mentioned to illustrate that money does not always bring happiness, particularly beyond a certain level of income.
Be Happy: Simple Secrets to a Happier Life by Hank Smith
— Episode: Matt 13; Luke 8; 13 Part 1 • Dr. Daniel...
It was mentioned as the title of a book written by Hank Smith on the subject of happiness. It was briefly mentioned to illustrate that money does not always bring happiness, particularly beyond a certain level of income.
Be Happy: Simple Secrets to a Happier Life by Hank Smith
I wrote a book on happiness that sold dozens of copies, mostly to my mom, but I did learn a lot about this, that money can really improve someone's life at poverty level.
It was mentioned as a book that detailed the experiences of Michigan lottery winners, some of whom indicated that winning the lottery was the worst thing that ever happened to them, showcasing the deceitful nature of riches.
I came across a book called Money for Nothing. And it was about people who'd won the lottery in Michigan. And a bunch of these people said they'd like won a million dollars and not ev...
— Episode: Matt 13; Luke 8; 13 Part 1 • Dr. Daniel...
It was mentioned as a book that detailed the experiences of Michigan lottery winners, some of whom indicated that winning the lottery was the worst thing that ever happened to them, showcasing the deceitful nature of riches.
I came across a book called Money for Nothing. And it was about people who'd won the lottery in Michigan. And a bunch of these people said they'd like won a million dollars and not everybody, but a number of them said, this is the worst thing that's ever happened to me.
It was mentioned as a book by Robert J. Matthews, focusing on the life and ministry of John the Baptist, particularly regarding his knowledge of Jesus's identity and the purpose of his disciples questioning Jesus.
He said the question they were to put to Jesus was for their edification, not for his own. John knew as no one else knew who Jesus was and he had known it for a long time.
— Episode: Matthew 11-12; Luke 11 Part 1 • Dr. John...
It was mentioned as a book by Robert J. Matthews, focusing on the life and ministry of John the Baptist, particularly regarding his knowledge of Jesus's identity and the purpose of his disciples questioning Jesus.
He said the question they were to put to Jesus was for their edification, not for his own. John knew as no one else knew who Jesus was and he had known it for a long time.
He had had revelation from heaven to this effect. He had seen with his eyes, he had heard with his ears and he had the testimony of the Holy ghost.
The most satisfactory answer seems to be that John sent his disciples to question Jesus about his identity so that they themselves would at long last realized the truth of what John had been testifying.
60 Questions and Answers on the Mystery of the Eucharist
It was mentioned as a commentary where the author highlighted that whenever an omniscient being asks a question, it's usually for a moral purpose.
whenever an omniscient being asks a question, it is designed to further some moral purpose or cause for the one being asked.
— Episode: Matthew 9-10; Mark 5; Luke 9 Part 2 • Dr...
It was mentioned as a commentary where the author highlighted that whenever an omniscient being asks a question, it's usually for a moral purpose.
whenever an omniscient being asks a question, it is designed to further some moral purpose or cause for the one being asked.
Reflections of a Son
It was mentioned as a book written by Joseph Fielding McConkie about his father, Elder Bruce R. McConkie, where a story was shared about a woman being healed through faith and touching Elder McConkie's jacket.
He wrote a story...A woman, a mother of two had contracted a rare blood disease, though not fatal, it prohibited her from having more children and administration at the hands of her husband.
— Episode: Matthew 9-10; Mark 5; Luke 9 Part 2 • Dr...
It was mentioned as a book written by Joseph Fielding McConkie about his father, Elder Bruce R. McConkie, where a story was shared about a woman being healed through faith and touching Elder McConkie's jacket.
He wrote a story...A woman, a mother of two had contracted a rare blood disease, though not fatal, it prohibited her from having more children and administration at the hands of her husband.
She received the promise her body would heal itself. Yet all medical efforts proved painful, frustrating and ineffectual.
At a state conference attended by a member of the 12, she experienced the impression that if her faith were great enough, she could be healed.
Her faith had made her whole.
A Survey of Jesus and the Gospels
It was described as a helpful way of looking at each gospel author and how they painted a unique portrait of the Savior, highlighting different aspects of his life, ministry, and teachings.
A book that's been helpful for me, and it's written by a New Testament scholar, not a member of the church. His name is Dr. Mark L. Strauss, and he wrote a book called Four Portraits, One Jesus.
— Episode: Matthew 9-10; Mark 5; Luke 9 Part 1 • Dr...
It was described as a helpful way of looking at each gospel author and how they painted a unique portrait of the Savior, highlighting different aspects of his life, ministry, and teachings.
A book that's been helpful for me, and it's written by a New Testament scholar, not a member of the church. His name is Dr. Mark L. Strauss, and he wrote a book called Four Portraits, One Jesus.
It was mentioned that the book explained the context surrounding the Jews' negative feelings toward publicans as they were associated with supporting Roman idolatry and taxation.
I have from Gerald Lund, with the coming of the Caesars had come the idea that the emperor was divine, one of the gods. Therefore, the Jews saw taxation as a direct support of idolatry.
— Episode: Matthew 9-10; Mark 5; Luke 9 Part 1 • Dr...
It was mentioned that the book explained the context surrounding the Jews' negative feelings toward publicans as they were associated with supporting Roman idolatry and taxation.
I have from Gerald Lund, with the coming of the Caesars had come the idea that the emperor was divine, one of the gods. Therefore, the Jews saw taxation as a direct support of idolatry.
The Unpublished Teachings of Ernest Holmes
It was discussed how Elder Oaks's talk about 'Judge Not' and 'Judging' differentiates between final judgements, which we should not make, and intermediate judgements which we are instructed to make on righteous principles.
there are two kinds of judging...final judgments, which we are forbidden to make, and intermediate judgments, which we are directed to make, but upon righteous principles.
— Episode: Matthew 6-7 Part 2 • Dr. Lili De Hoyos A...
It was discussed how Elder Oaks's talk about 'Judge Not' and 'Judging' differentiates between final judgements, which we should not make, and intermediate judgements which we are instructed to make on righteous principles.
there are two kinds of judging...final judgments, which we are forbidden to make, and intermediate judgments, which we are directed to make, but upon righteous principles.
final judgment is a condemnation.
there's only one prerequisite for being a judge, a final judge, and that's omniscience.
It was mentioned that the author's book, Choosing Glory, was being adapted into an audiobook format, which was expected to be available in April.
Some of my kids have pushed, and a lot of my clients have pushed to do an audio book. So I'm actually taking my own book and finally recording it into an audio format which should be available sometim...
— Episode: Matthew 6-7 Part 1 • Dr. Lili De Hoyos A...
It was mentioned that the author's book, Choosing Glory, was being adapted into an audiobook format, which was expected to be available in April.
Some of my kids have pushed, and a lot of my clients have pushed to do an audio book. So I'm actually taking my own book and finally recording it into an audio format which should be available sometime in April.
Now what's that called? Well, that is the book that I wrote, Choosing Glory. So I keep using that same wonderful title.
It was discussed that Lily is releasing an audio book version of her book, Choosing Glory, which explores the principles of celestial, terrestrial, and telestial laws.
Some of my kids have pushed, and a lot of my clients have pushed to do an audio book. So I'm actually taking my own book and finally recording it into an audio format which should be available sometim...
— Episode: Matthew 6-7 Part 1 • Dr. Lili De Hoyos A...
It was discussed that Lily is releasing an audio book version of her book, Choosing Glory, which explores the principles of celestial, terrestrial, and telestial laws.
Some of my kids have pushed, and a lot of my clients have pushed to do an audio book. So I'm actually taking my own book and finally recording it into an audio format which should be available sometime in April.
Now what's that called? Well, that is the book that I wrote, Choosing Glory. So I keep using that same wonderful title.
Dr. Millet referenced this book, highlighting a section where Elder McConkie called John 3:16 the most powerful verse in scripture, summarizing the plan of salvation and emphasizing its significance.
This is perhaps the most famous and powerful single verse of scripture ever uttered. It summarizes the whole plan of salvation, tying together the Father, the Son, his atoning sacrifice, that belief i...
— Episode: John 2-4 Part 1 • Dr. Robert L. Millet •...
Dr. Millet referenced this book, highlighting a section where Elder McConkie called John 3:16 the most powerful verse in scripture, summarizing the plan of salvation and emphasizing its significance.
This is perhaps the most famous and powerful single verse of scripture ever uttered. It summarizes the whole plan of salvation, tying together the Father, the Son, his atoning sacrifice, that belief in him which presupposes righteous works, and ultimate eternal salvation for the faithful.
Peter Sorenson mentioned that his father, Steve, loved the book 'Drawing on the Powers of Heaven', illustrating his strong belief in accessing heavenly power.
He really believed he could draw on the powers of heaven
— Episode: 2nd Anniversary Special Episode - The So...
Peter Sorenson mentioned that his father, Steve, loved the book 'Drawing on the Powers of Heaven', illustrating his strong belief in accessing heavenly power.
He really believed he could draw on the powers of heaven
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker wrote years ago, where he used a Franklin planner to create a 'hope page' with scriptures and quotes from his patriarchal blessing, which helped him greatly.
I wrote a book years ago called What I Wish I'd Known When I Was Single.
— Episode: Matthew 4; Luke 4-5 Part 1 • Dr. Jan Mar...
It was mentioned as a book that the speaker wrote years ago, where he used a Franklin planner to create a 'hope page' with scriptures and quotes from his patriarchal blessing, which helped him greatly.
I wrote a book years ago called What I Wish I'd Known When I Was Single.
It was referenced as a book the speaker enjoys reading, where one of the characters, Screwtape, discusses the belief that there's no way to get rid of Satan except through yielding, but it's a lie.
I love reading that book. It's really inspiring. One comment that he makes in there when Screwtape's talking to his nephew, he says, the belief of ignorant humans is that there is no hope of getting r...
— Episode: Matthew 4; Luke 4-5 Part 1 • Dr. Jan Mar...
It was referenced as a book the speaker enjoys reading, where one of the characters, Screwtape, discusses the belief that there's no way to get rid of Satan except through yielding, but it's a lie.
I love reading that book. It's really inspiring. One comment that he makes in there when Screwtape's talking to his nephew, he says, the belief of ignorant humans is that there is no hope of getting rid of us except by yielding.
It was mentioned as a compilation of teachings by Joseph Smith, specifically relating to the spirit of Elias, which was discussed in the podcast.
Many of us recognize that as the old blue book that I used to love that had a compilation by Joseph Fielding Smith.
— Episode: Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3 Part 2 • Dr. S...
It was mentioned as a compilation of teachings by Joseph Smith, specifically relating to the spirit of Elias, which was discussed in the podcast.
Many of us recognize that as the old blue book that I used to love that had a compilation by Joseph Fielding Smith.
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