Old Testament 2018 Teaching Plans for Gospel Doctrine—Lesson 40 Darryl models "Come, Follow Me"...
DOWNLOAD Old Testament 2018 Teaching Plans for Gospel Doctrine Lessons 36–40 where Darryl models "Come, Follow Me" lesson plans. In this lesson using a Come, Follow Me format, Darryl shows how to encourage members...
Lesson 40: Enlarge the Place of Thy Tent Supplement to Old Testament Class Member Study...
Studying passages from Isaiah 54–56; 63–65 we should be encouraged to strengthen the stake we live in while preparing for the Second Coming and the Millennium.
The 2001 Old Testament Class Member Study Guide p. 26, asks the...
The positive contributions of interlinear Bibles
As a student of Biblical Hebrew, I have been censured for asking for recommendations on what I call the absurdly literal translations of the Bible, or its twin sister, Biblical Hebrew interlinears....
Finally, it is our turn to be on earth
My daughter-in-law, Terry, told me of a special experience before her
youngest child, Grant, was born. It was a spiritual impression that her mother shared,
regarding a final interview between her own father, Cecil...
Lesson 39: How Beautiful upon the Mountains Supplement to Old Testament Class Member Study Guide
Studying passages from Isaiah 50–53 that are centered on the Savior’s atoning sacrifice can strengthen each of our testimonies of the Atonement. (Teachers...
Isaiah speaks through Divine Investiture
A careful reading of the Old Testament seems to indicate that the word Elohim is often used as an exalted title for deity as well as a noun meaning God or angels. It is...
King James Version: Not Obsolete, Part II
Since mid-October 2020, I had the opportunity to attend several seminars by world-renown Hebrew scholars. One lecture by Professor Emmanuel Tov of the Hebrew University and three by Dr. Russell Fuller, associate...
The Suffering Servant: Part II
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In this second article in the series on the Suffering Servant, we move to Isaiah 53, and focus on the vicarious nature of our Redeemer's sacrifice....
The Suffering Servant: Part V
In this final article on the Suffering Servant, we come to understand that the Father offered His beloved in the flesh for us.
¶ "Yet it pleased the Lord to bruise him; he hath put...
The Suffering Servant: Part IV "Who shall declare his generation?"
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In the fourth article in the series on the Suffering Servant, we go with our Divine Redeemer as He, who was perfectly pure, takes upon Himself...
