Matthew 2, Luke 2: New Testament with Lynne Wilson (Come, Follow Me)

[@danite620]

Sister Wilson , I honestly say that this lesson was surly a wonderful way to start this new year . I have of course heard the " Christmas Story " or Luke's account many times before. But I think I understand more about the birth of my Savior than I have ever imagined. It's hard for me to even comprehend the amount of research you had to do to bring it to us . Thank you.

[@dowwilson8813]

I love the nativity accounts in the NT. They are precious. I wrote my Masters Thesis on them many years ago. The accounts have many levels of meaning…and of course they are beautiful.

[@drmichaelshea]

Sister Wilson, I so appreciate your lessons! Thanks so much for the time and effort that you have devoted to your study and for passing all those things on to the rest of us. The life of Christ begins to be real with your narrative.

[@brendafarris7350]

Wow! So much beautiful information!! Thank you for sharing your insights

[@MarleeCraig]

Wow Sister Wilson, that was absolutely amazing. I loved every single word and insight. Bravo! There were so many beautiful discussions I wouldn't even know where to begin or which one to start with. I love what was said about Simeon and Anna. I also love what was said about the Wisemen. I really appreciate how you link these points with historical context. Thank you so much for all your time and effort, and for all you do to give us these fantastic and phenomenal presentations. God bless you Sister Wilson ❤️.

[@billgee5086]

You have a gift! Thanks for sharing. I love all the detail you share. For me it makes the New Testament live. Thanks again; you are an angel. Life is good...

[@paulinew5089]

Thank you for these wonderful presentations! They are so very helpful in opening the scriptures to our understanding!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jabblesowen4583]

Your enthusiasm backed up by study & research is contagious 😊❤

[@lillietzuanos4108]

Thank you so so much. I can listen to you all day. I've learned so much.

[@linnschlinger6151]

Your video lesson is fantastic and inspiring. My husband and I love your lessons. The hand outs are great and inrich our learning. Thank you so much for all you do for all of us and the world. Walk in peace.

[@tomtrump4017]

Thank you for sharing so much wonderful insight!

[@angelalewis3645]

I absolutely love this. Thank you, Sister Wilson!

[@PSLnyc]

Thank you for the handout! Wonderful! Your videos are always very edifying and much appreciated. My wife and I love watching them!

[@dinocollins720]

Another amazing video thank you!!!

[@stacyhuss9454]

Thank you for your lessons and your testimony Sister Wilson. I love listening to you ❤

[@athenabowler3788]

Your presentations are so interesting and filled with interesting facts and research. Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge. It is greatly appreciated.

[@ronpalmer2u]

Thank you for all you do. You are an inspiring teacher of truth.

[@rachelnguyen5079]

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ, Almighty God, Heavenly Father for blessings US forever and always. Amen 🙏🙏🙏💜💜💜🌾🌷

[@bisonuberti]

Amen... What a great and wonderful New Year first lesson.

[@annekabrimhall1059]

I always thought that Samuel the Lamanite was one of the Magi. Maybe because it makes sense. If you knew that Christ was coming you would spend the next five years trying to get to him. Is there any doctrinal reference of that?

[@susiegarrett9153]

Thank you so much for your beautiful teachings. I have listened to your lessons from the Book of Mormon. I learned so much of the Doctrine and covenants and especially the Old testament. Thank you so much! From a surgical nurse.

[@dowwilson8813]

Before i went back to school, i worked as a ob-gyn and oncology nurse. Bless our care-givers! -lynne

[@AK27inAZ]

Wow, this added so much more depth to the birth story of Christ and was very interesting!

[@kellymcdonald1895]

Fantastic you made my Sabbath day! Greetings from Jacksonville florida!

[@martingarff]

Thank you for your life of preparation in order to share such inspiring insights with us… Happy New Year and Heaven’s continued blessings!

[@dashman5576]

Maravilloso. Con el poco inglés que tengo me fascina lo que aprendo de esta hermana.

[@lindabrinton4453]

Hi Lynn, I was very intrigued with your lesson on Luke 2! I’m very interested in all the details I can collect on the Nativity account and I wondered how can I get a copy of your masters thesis ? Thanks Linda Brinton

[@elijahhodges4405]

Because Luke was interviewing Mary in person. She was most interested in what they did with the baby.

[@Delphine.leskov]

THANK YOU.

[@carolynkeiser7082]

Thank you

[@ezrymellis3654]

Can I ask Is there a credible source where I can learn more about all of these cultures ? Languages ? Etc I really enjoyed this lesson. Thank you

[@nathanlewis4483]

great material! but I had no idea that Jerusalem could handle up to 2 billion people over passover (51:05) ;-) In all seriousness, thank you for the valuable insights!

[@dowwilson8813]

oops! thanks for the correction! --lynne

[@nanelf8002]

Again such wonderful teachings, I love to study with you! Thank you so much!

[@Carina902]

🙏🙏🙏,amen, amen, amen,

[@ruthjamieson4072]

Wonderful! I always love a woman's perspective. You should listen to Kerry Muhlstein's video on the same scripture with guest Jeff Chadwick. He added a wealth of info. with a few differences.

[@georgiamartinez4589]

😇🙏

[@lloydwalter1589]

I was reading the account of Mary and Joseph taking the child to the temple to present him to the Lord's servant and get circumcised. This at the seventh day. If the wise men had given the gifts to the family, then Herold must have known of him. And yet they went to Jerusalem, in to the den of the lion, so to speak. This seems to be a contradiction to many other aspects of the narrative. Do you have an explanation?

[@lindalindaj1683]

I can never find the commentary handout you refer to.

[@dowwilson8813]

Should have them up end of this week. Sorry for our delay! Lynne

[@asifmuniruniverse7732]

I'll come soon

[@aaronmahnken1763]

Is there an link for an audio only that I can put in my podcast app?

[@lindaappleby578]

Where are the handonuts please?

[@dtmelanson]

Close the comments. Just under the title of the video is a second line that ends with the word “more”. Click more. There you will see a link to the handouts.

[@lindaappleby578]

Thank you

[@BobJensen-hj6in]

Hi Lynne (from Walnut Creek II), Why have the Saints in general not figured out that the star of Bethlehem, always above Jesus, was His Father. He was there watching over Jesus attending personally to Jesus' instruction and training. All while Jehovah could not perform His duties while in mortality. His Father, and our Father, was in close proximity to see to the single most important person to be born because of HIs most critical mission. It is the only explanation for that star that was geosynchronous directly over Jesus, not seen by all but the righteous. The duties Jehovah performed while yet spirit, where handled by His Father personally while Jehovah/Jesus was in mortality. He was there until the last moment of Jesus' life. When Jesus exclaimed, why hast thou forsaken me? Father left when all was completed to His satisfaction. On a side track, wasn't your father bishop of the ward while you were in high school? When I tell of my father being healed of a bursitis my memory is that John senior was bishop. I'd like to be correct about that. I know he was at least in the bishopric. Thanks for bringing us BOMC, SC and the others.

[@tanyarobinson1146]

Isn't Anna well over 100? She is a widow over 80 years, Married 7 before that and then account her age at marriage.