Get back on schedule!
Use your reading chart to find the chapters you still need to read to be caught up through:
Mosiah 25
or
If you're caught up to date with your reading, take time to study:
Mosiah 14-15
To ponder:
Abinadi quoted Isaiah to testify of the Savior. What did Isaiah teach about Christ? What can you learn about the Savior from Abinadi's testimony?
Love these catch up days! :)
ReplyDeleteI went back and re-read Mosiah 14-15. I wanted to share just one thought from something I read recently where two BYU professors are clarifying the Godhead: "We tend to focus on the distinctions between the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost in order to understand them as individuals. But the message is that such a neat division between their respective roles is sometimes difficult to make--for their complete unity of thought, personality, and purpose usually makes them better understood by their oneness, by their 'alikeness' than by their differences. This unity of the Godhead is so perfect that sometimes it confuses us, as when Christ speaks as the Father, or when the Holy Ghost speaks as the Son. As we teach the truth concerning the separate physical natures of the Father and the Son, we must be careful not to separate them in any other sense, for the Father and the Son are 'in' each other and are one in a way difficult for mortals to fully appreciate, though in a way that does not compromise their separate and individual being" Stephen Robinson and Dean Garrett (BYU).
I'm grateful for the catch up days too! And I love your thoughts on the Godhead. I love you mom!
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