I can't say enough of how much I LOVE both of your perspectives on Christ 2/3 into the presentation! You're both so respectful towards each other, and you set such a great example for discourse. You his are the best!!
One of the things I appreciate about the Gospel regarding the message about Christ's suffering, where cross referenced in John 10:16-18, Christ states that he has other sheep that he will visit, and he lays his life down for them, voluntarily; that it is a commandment from His Father. Notice though that visiting the other sheep is a "MUST" that he "bring those that are not of this fold." And it is wrapped up in the scriptural record, "this commandment have I received of my Father." Christ did visit the other sheep in this world. Legends and stories from many peoples on this planet confirm it, but it also included those that were dead. He opened up the gospel to the dead, in spirit prison. (Peter) This fits very well with Mosiah 3:11. It is almost like what may possibly have been removed from the Bible, has been supplemented back into its proper place with the messages found in the Book of Mormon. It is certainly a marvelous work and a wonder.
For the arithmetic, of Christ being both mortal and immortal Ilike to take “time” as we know it out of that equation. Thanks for your wonderful podcasts!
I'll try to add more depth. . Father is masculine. In Hebrew, the masculine represents your lawful/unlawful condition, it is the lawful condition of your Spirit body (agency), and is what makes you merit life or death... making you either a Son/Daughter of God, or a captive of the evil one. Christ's lawful status was 100%, meaning He had AUTHORITY over death. . Woman is the divine feminine. She represents the flesh, the purity and Holiness/Light within you...the love of your heart, and the sanctifying sorrows and tribulation through which fallen man travels to bring them up the mountain back to the presence of the Father. Christ willingly submitted to the fallen condition, choosing to follow us to the Telestial condition. He inherited from his mother this fallen journey (instead of being twinkled by His own power to resurrect Himself without "40yrs" in the wilderness). It's like scattering seed in a field so that you one day may bring in the harvest. Christ was already perfect and did not need Mortality's sorrows... but He volunteered for it, that He may suffer with us and die... that we might believe in Him...that He may resurrect us all and bring us home.
In context Isaiah is talking about those that sin “for we have sinned.” So I understand it to mean when we turn from righteousness our works become filthy rags. I found commentaries both ways.
This used to be a pet-peeve and I made a 2 min video on it. Remember many will see zion’s deeds and decide God is good. ruclips.net/video/wZY7cMnIpVs/видео.htmlsi=ax8d3r5xlYbAnpdw
Indeed our righteousness is what is “most precious” to Him (Jacob 5). Also, it is good deeds that will convince many that Zion has value (Ezekiel 14:23).
Yes … Isaiah has many excellent commentataries and I (Mike) certainly appreciate the value to a multivalent reading of his words! Thanks for listening!
FYI, there are numerous videos that both of us have posted on our RUclips channel where you can see our faces. Hi, Bryce, have posted a temple symbol series and several supplemental videos that go with Come, Follow Me. Mike has posted several brilliant interviews with other experts.
I searched out more information on sukkot, and that lead me to be introduced to the ancient practice of hakhel. Super interesting! Mike, I’m wondering if hakhel might be what is happening here with King Benjamin’s people? Everyone is gathered together, not just the men. Or would that practice not have been in place prior to Lehi and his family departing from Jerusalem?
Yes there is a lot going on here. The fall festival is happening and yes, the description of families being gathered do correspond to Deuteronomy 31.10-13. You are definitely on the right track here.
I love this podcast so much. I just wish Bryce would not interrupt or talk over Mike. There is such a huge discrepancy in the amount of time between how much Bryce talks compared to Mike.
I can't say enough of how much I LOVE both of your perspectives on Christ 2/3 into the presentation! You're both so respectful towards each other, and you set such a great example for discourse. You his are the best!!
Thanks Bryce and Mike! Grateful for you brothers!
Our pleasure!
“Mitzrayim” this is exactly what I needed for a report I’m writing!!! Thank you! Little miracle!
Glad it was helpful!
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I can't say enough of how much I LOVE both of your perspectives on Christ 2/3 into the presentation! You're both so respectful towards each other, and you set such a great example for discourse. You his are the best!!
One of the things I appreciate about the Gospel regarding the message about Christ's suffering, where cross referenced in John 10:16-18, Christ states that he has other sheep that he will visit, and he lays his life down for them, voluntarily; that it is a commandment from His Father. Notice though that visiting the other sheep is a "MUST" that he "bring those that are not of this fold." And it is wrapped up in the scriptural record, "this commandment have I received of my Father." Christ did visit the other sheep in this world. Legends and stories from many peoples on this planet confirm it, but it also included those that were dead. He opened up the gospel to the dead, in spirit prison. (Peter) This fits very well with Mosiah 3:11. It is almost like what may possibly have been removed from the Bible, has been supplemented back into its proper place with the messages found in the Book of Mormon. It is certainly a marvelous work and a wonder.
thank you
Thank you Mike and Bryce!
So appreciate you sharing your thoughts and insights!
Our pleasure!
One of our leaders, I can't remember, said, Jesus was fully man, not half, fully God, not half. Yes, He is 100% both. ❤
For the arithmetic, of Christ being both mortal and immortal Ilike to take “time” as we know it out of that equation. Thanks for your wonderful podcasts!
Thanks!👍
You bet!
30:46 I agree with Mike! I believe he’s 100% like God and 100% man. “Fully human and fully God”
I'll try to add more depth.
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Father is masculine. In Hebrew, the masculine represents your lawful/unlawful condition, it is the lawful condition of your Spirit body (agency), and is what makes you merit life or death... making you either a Son/Daughter of God, or a captive of the evil one.
Christ's lawful status was 100%, meaning He had AUTHORITY over death.
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Woman is the divine feminine. She represents the flesh, the purity and Holiness/Light within you...the love of your heart, and the sanctifying sorrows and tribulation through which fallen man travels to bring them up the mountain back to the presence of the Father.
Christ willingly submitted to the fallen condition, choosing to follow us to the Telestial condition.
He inherited from his mother this fallen journey (instead of being twinkled by His own power to resurrect Himself without "40yrs" in the wilderness).
It's like scattering seed in a field so that you one day may bring in the harvest.
Christ was already perfect and did not need Mortality's sorrows... but He volunteered for it, that He may suffer with us and die... that we might believe in Him...that He may resurrect us all and bring us home.
Thank you Bryce don’t know your counterpart such great wisdom
In context Isaiah is talking about those that sin “for we have sinned.” So I understand it to mean when we turn from righteousness our works become filthy rags. I found commentaries both ways.
This used to be a pet-peeve and I made a 2 min video on it.
Remember many will see zion’s deeds and decide God is good.
ruclips.net/video/wZY7cMnIpVs/видео.htmlsi=ax8d3r5xlYbAnpdw
Indeed our righteousness is what is “most precious” to Him (Jacob 5). Also, it is good deeds that will convince many that Zion has value (Ezekiel 14:23).
Yes … Isaiah has many excellent commentataries and I (Mike) certainly appreciate the value to a multivalent reading of his words! Thanks for listening!
You guys should do a real time video with these casts. It's nice to be able to put faces to the speakers and can make it more personal.
Agreed!
FYI, there are numerous videos that both of us have posted on our RUclips channel where you can see our faces. Hi, Bryce, have posted a temple symbol series and several supplemental videos that go with Come, Follow Me. Mike has posted several brilliant interviews with other experts.
I’ve seen them!
I searched out more information on sukkot, and that lead me to be introduced to the ancient practice of hakhel. Super interesting! Mike, I’m wondering if hakhel might be what is happening here with King Benjamin’s people? Everyone is gathered together, not just the men. Or would that practice not have been in place prior to Lehi and his family departing from Jerusalem?
Yes there is a lot going on here. The fall festival is happening and yes, the description of families being gathered do correspond to Deuteronomy 31.10-13. You are definitely on the right track here.
@@talkingscripturethanks for answering😊
I love this podcast so much. I just wish Bryce would not interrupt or talk over Mike. There is such a huge discrepancy in the amount of time between how much Bryce talks compared to Mike.
What is the question of John 8?
I can't say enough of how much I LOVE both of your perspectives on Christ 2/3 into the presentation! You're both so respectful towards each other, and you set such a great example for discourse. You his are the best!!
Our pleasure! Thanks for listening and the positivity!