1 Nephi 17 and the Work You Don't Know Yet
1 Nephi 17 shows how God gives impossible work, teaches in the doing, and uses remembered mercies to steady faith under pressure.
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Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 17.
1 Nephi 17 shows how God gives impossible work, teaches in the doing, and uses remembered mercies to steady faith under pressure.
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Genesis 17 shows God renewing His covenant with Abram, giving a new name, a covenant sign, and a promise big enough to outlast human limits.
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D&C 17 shows why the Three Witnesses mattered, what they saw, and how God uses faithful testimony to put weight under sacred claims.
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Matthew 17 holds mountain glory and valley struggle together, teaching that even small faith can keep listening to Christ in ordinary life.
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Matthew 18 gives a plain pattern for humility, reconciliation, and forgiveness that stops counting. It is searching, practical, and hard in the right ways.
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The Articles of Faith give a concise, sturdy outline of Latter-day Saint belief and still offer a useful measuring stick for daily discipleship.
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Genesis 16 shows what happens when Abram and Sarai force a promise, and why Hagar's meeting with the God who sees her still matters.
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D&C 16 gives Peter Whitmer Jr. the same clear answer as John Whitmer: the thing of most worth is bringing souls to Christ.
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1 Nephi 16 brings the Liahona, the long desert road, and Ishmael's death into one honest chapter about guidance that does not cancel hardship.
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Matthew 16 contrasts sign-seeking with revelation, centers Peter's witness of Christ, and shows the cost of true discipleship.
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