Mosiah 8: The 24 Gold Plates, Interpreters, and the Seer
Mosiah 8 introduces the twenty-four gold plates, explains the role of interpreters and seers, and teaches what we can learn from ruins.
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Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 18.
Mosiah 8 introduces the twenty-four gold plates, explains the role of interpreters and seers, and teaches what we can learn from ruins.
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D&C 74 clarifies 1 Corinthians 7:14 and teaches that children are sanctified through the Atonement of Jesus Christ.
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Moses ratifies the covenant with blood, the elders see God on a sapphire pavement, and Moses ascends Sinai for forty days.
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Paul teaches the Roman saints to stop judging each other over disputable matters and to prioritize love over personal conviction.
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Paul calls the strong to bear the burdens of the weak and reveals his plans to carry the gospel to Spain.
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A reflection on D&C 73, where the Lord instructs Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon to balance preaching with translating the Bible.
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A reflection on Romans 12, where Paul moves from theology to practice, calling believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices.
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A reflection on Mosiah 7, where Ammon discovers the lost colony of Limhi and learns how bondage follows the rejection of prophets.
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A reflection on Exodus 23 covering laws of justice, the sabbatical year, the three annual feasts, and the angel of the Lord.
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A chapter-by-chapter study of Romans 13: submitting to government, how love fulfills the law, and the meaning of the armor of light.
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