Luke 22: The Night Everything Broke
David Whitaker on Luke 22: the plot, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, Peter's denial, betrayal, trial. The night everything broke and what came after.
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Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 35.
David Whitaker on Luke 22: the plot, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, Peter's denial, betrayal, trial. The night everything broke and what came after.
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David Whitaker on Genesis 40: Joseph interprets dreams for the butler and baker in prison, is forgotten, and learns to wait on God's timing.
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David Whitaker on 2 Nephi 18: Isaiah warns against the fear of man, familiar spirits, and the rising flood of Assyria. Seek the Lord instead.
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David Whitaker on D&C 40: James Covel covenanted to obey but rejected the gospel. A quiet reflection on fear, persecution, and the cares of the world.
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David Whitaker on Luke 19: Zacchaeus climbs a tree, the parable of the ten pounds, the triumphal entry, and Jesus weeping over Jerusalem.
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David Whitaker on Luke 20: Jesus answers questions about authority, the stone the builders rejected, paying taxes, and the resurrection of the dead.
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David Whitaker on Genesis 39: how Joseph resisted temptation in Potiphar's house and why the Lord stayed with him through prison.
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David Whitaker on 2 Nephi 17: the Syro-Ephraimite War, the sign of Immanuel, and King Ahaz who refused the sign with religious-sounding excuses.
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David Whitaker on D&C 39: James Covill, the definition of the gospel, the baptism of fire, and the courage to start over after forty years.
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David Whitaker on Luke 17: forgiveness, the ten lepers, mustard seed faith, and the kingdom of God that is already within us.
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