“The Lord of the Vineyard wept” - Jacob 5:41 I love that this shows how much the Lord loves us and His work. I served an LDS Mission in Rome, Italy and the closest joy that I can find now to laboring as a missionary is 1) being with my family 2) temple work 3) continued missionary efforts. This joy is real!! ✨🥹💫
What are surface roots though? I know roots are the covenants and promises that the Lord makes with His children, but why the distinction and why do these surface roots wither away?
All symbols are open to interpretation and have multiple layers and meanings. To me ,it appears that surface roots are putting your trust in “superficial” things like money, relationships, our bodies, sports, etc. When the wind blows these things can be lost and cause us to distress. Being rooted in Christ will keep us happy.
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This was a great summary of Jacob 5! Loved it! ❤
“The Lord of the Vineyard wept” - Jacob 5:41
I love that this shows how much the Lord loves us and His work. I served an LDS Mission in Rome, Italy and the closest joy that I can find now to laboring as a missionary is 1) being with my family 2) temple work 3) continued missionary efforts. This joy is real!! ✨🥹💫
Wow in Italy !That’s so cool !were you able to contact people in public or only through references ?
Another fantastic video! Thank you!
Man!! where was this video on the mission? 😂😂
Studies always ended on Jacob 5 😅😵💫
Loved this. Made things so much plainer. Thank you!
Thank you so much, I was confused about our lesson last sunday
Awesome great lesson !
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Great video
So literally crap happens😂 great episode 🙏👌
What are surface roots though? I know roots are the covenants and promises that the Lord makes with His children, but why the distinction and why do these surface roots wither away?
All symbols are open to interpretation and have multiple layers and meanings. To me ,it appears that surface roots are putting your trust in “superficial” things like money, relationships, our bodies, sports, etc. When the wind blows these things can be lost and cause us to distress. Being rooted in Christ will keep us happy.