Mosiah 15: Christ as Father and Son and the First Resurrection
Abinadi teaches how Christ is both Father and Son, what it means to be his spiritual seed, and who is raised in the first resurrection.
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Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 5.
Abinadi teaches how Christ is both Father and Son, what it means to be his spiritual seed, and who is raised in the first resurrection.
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Abinadi stands before King Noah and his priests, quoting Isaiah and exposing the gap between their titles and their obedience.
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A look at 1 Corinthians 12 and what Paul teaches about spiritual gifts, the body of Christ, and why every member of the church is needed.
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Paul defends his apostleship, waives his right to support, and becomes all things to all people. A look at 1 Corinthians 9 and what it means for us.
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A look at the consecration ceremony for Aaron and his sons and what it teaches about preparation, sacrifice, and daily devotion.
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A short section with a big promise. What the call of Jared Carter teaches about the Comforter, faithfulness, and the harvest.
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Alma teaches and baptizes a small group of believers at the waters of Mormon. The baptismal covenant and the founding of the Church.
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A practical look at D&C 84: the oath and covenant of the priesthood, the Melchizedek and Aaronic orders, and the Light of Christ.
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Paul's counsel on marriage, celibacy, and remaining in your calling. A practical look at 1 Corinthians 7 for Latter-day Saints.
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Mosiah 14 records Abinadi quoting Isaiah 53 about the suffering servant. A reflection on the Atonement, the man of sorrows, and what it means to be wounded for our transgressions.
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