Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 41.
Mark 13 is the Olivet Discourse about the destruction of the temple, the signs of the end, and the command to watch and pray.
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Mark 14 moves from an act of extravagant love to betrayal, Gethsemane, and Peter's denial. A chapter about broken things.
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D&C 28 establishes the single channel for official revelation in the Church and addresses the Hiram Page crisis. Order over confusion.
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2 Nephi 6 teaches the scattering and gathering of Israel through Jacob's words and Isaiah's prophecies. The covenant holds through it all.
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Genesis 28 is Jacob's turning point. A dream of a ladder, a covenant made personal, and a stone that becomes the house of God.
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Mark 11 strips away appearances to reveal what is real. The fig tree, the temple cleansing, and the faith that moves mountains.
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Mark 12 contrasts the experts who fail with the widow who gives everything. The rejected stone becomes the cornerstone of everything.
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2 Nephi 5 records the painful separation of Nephi from his brothers and the building of a new community centered on the temple.
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D&C 27 covers the sacrament, the restoration of priesthood keys, and the armor of God. Three essential pieces of the disciple's life.
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Genesis 27 is a family tragedy wrapped in a blessing. Jacob deceives Isaac, steals Esau's blessing, and the cost shows at every edge.
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