Ep 254 | 2 Nephi 6-10, Come Follow Me 2024 (Feb 19-25)

Talking Scripture

Mike Day & Bryce Dunford

Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 14 February 2024

⏱️ 58 minutes

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→ Time Stamps: (00:00) An overview of these chapters.(03:37) Jacob sees the future struggles between the righteous and wicked. He quotes Isaiah, and explains that the Jews will return to Jerusalem following the Captivity. The Jews will reject Jesus, but will be gathered in the end. (10:40) Isaiah speaks of things that have been and shall be. The Lord works though patterns. Kings and queens as nursing fathers and mothers. (17:17) Three servant songs of Isaiah are quoted in the Brass Plates.(24:04) God speaks comfort to those in Zion who have suffered. Jesus will conquer chaos.(28:55) Our master delivers us from the awful monster of death, hell, and the Devil. Ancient Near Eastern literature personified death and hell.(35:16) Bryce shares a personal story about the death of his brother.(46:53) The woes or cursings listed in 2 Nephi 9 are associated with the 10 Commandments. (51:06) Jacob asserts that the Jews are the only people who would crucify their God. Isaiah refers to “The Holy One of Israel” several times in his writing. An angel tells Jacob that his name shall be “Christ,” demonstrating that Jacob received revelation that the Holy One of Israel is Jesus, the Anointed One.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody. Welcome to Talking Scripture, a podcast where we illustrate
0:06.8	relevance and application of the scriptures in Come Follow Me. We also dive into
0:11.0	the history and cultures of the text.
0:13.3	Thanks for taking the time to share and subscribe to this podcast.
0:16.8	For show notes, head over to our website talking scripture.org.
0:20.0	Welcome to talking scripture. I'm Mike and I'm Bryce and today we're going to be
0:27.3	talking about second Nephi 6 through 10. Bryce this is Jacob talking to the
0:32.4	group we've had the great divorce the Nephites and Lamanite This is Jacob talking to the group.
0:32.9	We've had the great divorce, the Nephites and Lamanites
0:35.0	have split.
0:35.7	And so now Jacob's going to give some great teaching here
0:38.7	in this section of the Book of Mormon.
0:41.0	So Bryce, why don't you start us off and give us big picture as to what's happening here?
0:44.4	We're now shifting authors, so what we've been doing, other than Nephi Psalm, most of what we did last week was Lehi. So Lehi was kind of the main author that we studied and now we're
0:55.8	shifting to Jacob and Jacob's going to pull in Isaiah and then after Jacob's done
1:00.9	Nephi is going to quote a whole bunch of Isaiah, and then Nephi will conclude this book.
1:05.4	So what do all those men have in common?
1:09.3	Just as a reminder, so Jacob, Isaiah, Nephi, and Lehi. If you want to flip quickly to 2nd Nephi
1:17.5	chapter 11 verses 2 and 3, Nephi very quickly says look I'm going to quote Isaiah because he verily saw my
1:25.8	Redeemer even as I have seen him and my brother Jacob saw him. And we also learn from First Nephi that Lehi saw him so there are
1:35.2	four eyewitnesses to the Savior who are trying to help us overcome the
1:41.6	blindnesses that we have.
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