Latter-day Saint & follower of Jesus Christ | 30 | Exploring the gospel daily, one scripture at a time | Insights & teachings #LDS#BookOfMormon#ComeUntoChrist
This account is all about revolving my life around Jesus Christ, keeping Him at the CENTER of my solar system. Every thought, decision, and day orbits around Him. #ComeUntoChrist
Through His infinite Atonement, we can experience true "at-one-ment": harmony, peace, and oneness with our Savior. He makes us whole.
“And he shall go forth, suffering pains and afflictions and temptations of every kind... that his bowels may be filled with mercy... that he may know according to the flesh how to succor his people..." Alma 7:11-13 #BookOfMormon
Christ didn't just die for us, He lived our pains so He could perfectly understand, heal, and draw us close. His Atonement bridges every gap, turning brokenness into harmony with Him.
Because of this at-one-ment, I can repent, feel His love, and realign my orbit when I drift. He is the light and gravity that holds everything together. #LDS
If you're seeking to center Christ more in your life, join me here! He invites ALL to come unto Him. Share your favorite verses, testimonies, or how His Atonement has brought you peace. Let's build Zion. #SaintsOnX
D&C 121
7 My son, peace be unto thy soul; thine adversity and thine afflictions shall be but a small moment;
8 And then, if thou endure it well, God shall exalt thee on high; thou shalt triumph over all thy foes.
9 Thy friends do stand by thee, and they shall hail thee again with warm hearts and friendly hands.
Understanding the 8th Article of Faith:
When Joseph Smith wrote "we believe the Bible to be the word of God as far as it is translated correctly" (1842), modern readers often assume he meant Greek-to-English accuracy.
Noah Webster’s 1828 Dictionary reveals a deeper 19th-century meaning: In 1828, "translate" meant more than swapping languages.
Webster defined it as:
1. To express the sense of one language in another
2. To interpret
3. To explain
In the 1840s, "translation" wasn't just about manuscript grammar or changing what is written from one language to another. It was about whether the TRUE divine intent successfully crossed the bridge to the reader—without loss, corruption, or misconstruction along the way.
If two people read the exact same English Bible verse:
• Person X explains it as A
• Person Y explains it as B
In 1840s terms, both offered a "translation" (an unravelling of the text's sense).
If Person Y hit the true divine intent, their translation was "correct."
The 8th Article of Faith isn't just a critique of 17th-century translators.
It’s a criterion for divine truth: scripture is God’s word where its original intent is preserved, accurately delivered, and correctly understood.
@iiTzz_Tyrell@SJUtes Athletic departments have creative teams that decide this stuff. Same kids who decide what the basketball giveaways will be, and what color to wear to the games.
Sunday session
We were fully submerged at baptism
We showed God we were “all in”
Because He is all in on us.
Anything on your heart or mind,
you can bring it to Him.
It’s in His nature to heal us.
I stayed awake. The session knocked my socks off. The spirit was so strong in the room, I could really feel what gathering Israel felt like.
Biggest takeaway from the first night:
“If I trusted Him more, what would I do next?”
For me, I’d be less afraid.
I stayed awake. The session knocked my socks off. The spirit was so strong in the room, I could really feel what gathering Israel felt like.
Biggest takeaway from the first night:
“If I trusted Him more, what would I do next?”
For me, I’d be less afraid.
I stayed up all night to watch the UFC bc it was in China, then took the sisters out for breakfast. Now I gotta drive 40 minutes for Stake Conference. Will I fall asleep during the talks tonight? Probably
I stayed up all night to watch the UFC bc it was in China, then took the sisters out for breakfast. Now I gotta drive 40 minutes for Stake Conference. Will I fall asleep during the talks tonight? Probably