Talking Scripture Ep 310 | D&C 19, Come Follow Me 2025 (March 3-9)
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Feb 26, 2025 Explore the historical backdrop of revelations to Martin Harris and their implications for understanding the Bible. Delve into the nature of divine punishment, revealing it as a tool for spiritual growth rather than revenge. Uncover contrasting views on the afterlife from early Christian thinkers, and learn about Enoch's vision of the underworld. Discover how empathy in relationships can enhance personal development and teaching. Reflect on Martin Harris's journey, illustrating faith, challenges, and the transformative power of redemption.
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Unlocking the Bible
- Doctrine and Covenants 19 helps unlock the Bible by revealing God's nature.
- It clarifies misunderstandings about God's punishment and suffering.
Martin Harris's Hesitancy
- Martin Harris was hesitant to mortgage his farm for the Book of Mormon printing.
- He sought a revelation to confirm if he should give up his 151 acres.
Nature of Eternal Punishment
- Eternal punishment is God's punishment; it ends when His objectives are met.
- God's punishment is not endless, but it's called eternal because God is eternal.