Acts 16: The Macedonian Call, Lydia, and the Philippian Jailer
Paul's vision of the man of Macedonia, Lydia's open heart, and a midnight prison song that changed everything.
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Paul's vision of the man of Macedonia, Lydia's open heart, and a midnight prison song that changed everything.
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Jacob applies the olive tree allegory and pleads with his people to repent and enter the strait gate before it is too late.
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Before the Passover, there is a silence. Exodus 11 announces the final plague and the difference God put between Egypt and Israel.
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D&C 61 warns about the dangers upon the waters and redirects the elders to a slower, safer path by land. A lesson in divine guidance.
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Three cities, three audiences, one Apostle. Paul in Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens shows how the gospel adapts without changing.
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The longest chapter in the Book of Mormon is about a tree that keeps going bad and a Master who won't let it go.
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Locusts strip Egypt bare and thick darkness covers the land. Exodus 10 shows what happens when you cannot bargain with God anymore.
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Paul was stoned and left for dead in Lystra, then got up and walked back into the city. Acts 14 shows what tribulation actually looks like.
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D&C 60 rebukes elders who hid their testimony out of fear and teaches what the hidden talent, the secret shake, and not in haste actually mean.
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The early church faced its biggest question in Acts 15. The Jerusalem Council opened the gospel to everyone. Then Paul and Barnabas split over John Mark.
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