Talking Scripture Ep 313 | D&C 27-28, Come Follow Me 2025 (March 24-30)
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Mar 19, 2025 Discover the deep symbolism of the sacrament and its evolution from early Christian communal meals to modern practices. Explore how the Armor of God can protect against vulnerabilities as you prepare for a spiritual feast. Delve into the importance of discernment in leadership through the story of Hyrum Page's seer stone, balancing personal revelation with authoritative guidance. This engaging discussion highlights the transformative power of faith and the significance of personal preparation on the path to divine grace.
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Sacrament Symbolism
- The sacrament symbolizes a future feast with the Savior, representing communion and fellowship.
- This feast has roots in Old Testament traditions and is referenced in D&C 27.
Early Sacrament as a Meal
- George Q. Cannon noted that the early sacrament was a full meal, not just small portions.
- This connects to ancient traditions of breaking bread as a sign of fellowship.
Feast as Victory
- The feast symbolizes a victory over chaos, represented by Abraham and Melchizedek breaking bread.
- This prefigures Jesus's sacrament and our communion with him.