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Jonah in the "Belly of Hell"

12/1/2022

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By Brother Mack

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From the Church Image Library at https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/media/image/jonah-nineveh-beach-4a9024e?lang=eng&collectionId=65a92c1051e01cb5bea39a2451a9310ba63e01a2
​I really like Jonah 2:2: “I cried by reason of mine affliction unto the Lord, and he heard me; out of the belly of hell cried I, and thou heardest my voice.”

​Jonah is so often remembered as the prophet who fled. Nineveh where he was called to preach was known for the murder and torture of his people. I wouldn’t want to go to Nineveh either. I imagine Jonah being truly scared for his life.

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Getting Difficult Questions Answered

10/1/2022

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​In Seminary, we teach a three-step process to help students get answers to difficult questions.


That process is to first act in faith--meaning to ask ourselves what do we already know about this question or what faith-filled steps could we take?

The next step is to examine concepts and questions with an eternal perspective--meaning, ask ourselves how can we try to see this through God’s eyes, or ponder: What do we know about God’s plan that could help with this question?

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Finding Christ in Families, Church

6/5/2022

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​The Family Proclamation was given in 1995 by the First Presidency and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. It was far ahead of its time, and we see today why it was essential to gain a testimony of marriage and family. 


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The Lord is in This Place

3/3/2022

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Jacob's Dream
Genesis 28:11, 16, 18 has great meaning to me.

Verse 11 talks of Jacob traveling, coming upon a difficult place. When it was time to sleep, he made pillows out of stones, representing the difficult times in our lives.

While sleeping, Jacob had a powerful dream, and in verse 16 he said, “Surely the Lord is in this place; and I knew it not."

In verse 18, Jacob realizes those pillows or that difficult time in his life is now a pillar. To me, this means that God helped Jacob take his struggles and used them to build up Jacob. Oil was poured on the pillar, meaning those struggles are now a strength as they are consecrated and/or sanctified for Jacob's good.

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Scripture Study

12/4/2021

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By Brother Mack

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In Doctrine & Covenants 138, we are taught different ways to study the scriptures. Verse 1 states that President Joseph F. Smith “sat in [his] room,” showing that he removed distractions to focus on the scriptures. He was also “pondering,” meaning he set the scriptures down after reading them and thought about the verses he had read.

Then verse 2 says President Smith was “reflecting,” which to me means he thought profoundly and applied the teachings to his own life. Verse 5 shows that his mind was “engaged.” Verse 6 shows that he was “impressed” with what he read. When we feel impressed or the impression of the Holy Ghost, we are receiving personal revelation.



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