Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 39.
Luke 5: The miraculous catch of fish, the call of Peter and Levi, the healing of the leper and paralytic, and the parable of new wine in old bottles.
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Luke 6: Jesus teaches about the Sabbath, chooses the Twelve Apostles, and delivers the Sermon on the Plain with blessings, woes, and the call to build on rock.
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2 Nephi 10: Jacob prophesies the crucifixion, Israel's scattering and gathering, and America as a land of liberty. A study in prophetic vision and the long arc of covenant promises.
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D&C 32: Parley P. Pratt, Ziba Peterson, Oliver Cowdery, and Peter Whitmer Jr. called to the first Lamanite mission. A study of humility, divine presence, and the power of understanding the scriptures.
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Genesis 32 recounts Jacob wrestling with the angel at Peniel, receiving a new name (Israel), and preparing to meet Esau after years of estrangement.
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Luke 3 covers John the Baptist's ministry, the baptism of Jesus, and the genealogy tracing Jesus back to Adam. Preparation for the Lord.
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Luke 4 covers Jesus temptation in the wilderness, rejection at Nazareth, and healing ministry in Capernaum. Seasoning for what comes.
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2 Nephi 9 is Jacob's masterful discourse on the Atonement, the resurrection, and the judgment. The infinite solution to humanity's structural flaw.
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D&C 31 is a personal revelation to Thomas B. Marsh with promises about family conversion and a call to be a physician to the church.
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Genesis 31 covers Jacobs departure from Laban, the pursuit, and the covenant at Mizpah. Setting boundaries and trusting God as the watcher.
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