Joseph Smith—Matthew and the Season of Readiness
Joseph Smith-Matthew teaches how to read the signs of Christ’s coming without panic. A grounded LDS look at discernment, readiness, and the fig tree.
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Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 19.
Joseph Smith-Matthew teaches how to read the signs of Christ’s coming without panic. A grounded LDS look at discernment, readiness, and the fig tree.
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D&C 13 records the quiet return of the Aaronic Priesthood through John the Baptist. A grounded LDS look at authority, repentance, and priesthood keys.
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Genesis 14 shows Abram rescuing Lot, receiving Melchizedek’s blessing, and refusing the king of Sodom’s riches. A grounded LDS reading of loyalty and integrity.
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Genesis 10 traces the descendants of Noah's sons, showing how the nations spread across the earth while remaining one human family.
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Matthew 13 shows how the kingdom grows: slowly, quietly, and in hearts willing to receive it. A grounded LDS reading of the sower, tares, treasure, and more.
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Abraham 5 finishes the creation by turning to the garden, to marriage, and to the boundary that made agency possible. There is steady instruction in all of it.
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Abram's journey from Haran to Canaan is a study in the art of departure and the slow process of refining faith through failure.
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1 Nephi 13 shows how truth was lost, how history was prepared, and how the Lord answered with restored scripture and clearer light.
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D&C 12 shows that God values willing helpers like Joseph Knight Sr. and calls all who desire to serve while the field is ready.
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Abraham 4 shows the Gods organizing creation in ordered periods, revealing divine council, eternal matter, and the holy purpose of Sabbath rest.
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