David Journal

Tag: Moses

  • A solid place

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    Christ is the solid place upon which men can build safely. He alone is the destination upon which they can land in the seat of spiritual storm and not be sweet away if they will cling to Him. Any other foundation will crumble in the storm sooner or later.

  • A testimony of the resurrection

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    A testimony of Christ is incomplete at best of it does not include a testimony of his resurrection from the dead. When the apostles sought to replace Judas they made a testimony of the resurrection of Christ one of the defining characteristics of who they would choose. A testimony today cannot be that He lived,…

  • The central figure of prophecy

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    Yesterday only scratched the surface of the best of sources prophesying of Christ.

  • The power of Christ

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    Christ clearly has the full measure of the power of God. In no way may we differentiate between them as to their power or authority.

  • Celestial apprenticeship

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    It occurs to me that one of the reasons that Christ was so central to the creation and everything else that His Father did was so that he would have an intimate knowledge of everything to assist Him in His mission on Earth as well as in eternity.

  • Alma taught of Christ

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    The reason that the book of Alma is so long is because Alma and the sons of Mosiah taught so clearly and voluminously about Christ. Alma taught so much about Christ because Christ was his salvation and his message of good tidings.

  • Jesus the Messiah

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    I love the verse that Christ used to announce himself as the Messiah – that he was sent to preach glad things and deliverance to the captive.

  • King of saints

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    Pilate inscribed the cross of Jesus calling Him king of the Jews but truly He is King of the saints because the saints recognize his authority to rule.

  • Our attitudes about judgement are telling

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    The righteous are more likely to welcome judgement, this if we are righteous we are more likely to welcome the chance to be judged by Christ. (This doesn’t hold true for those who are preparing beating themselves up because they may expect the same from the Lord.)

  • Moses part 5

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    The experience where Moses saw Heavenly Father and then saw Satan afterwards may have taken place when he was on Sinai after the children of Israel decided they were too scared to meet God. This was one of the recorded instances where a prophet had the vision of eternity.