Come Follow Me Exodus 7-13 -- Part 2 : Dr. Andrew C. Skinner / follow HIM Podcast

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I didn't have time to finish listening to this because of wanting to focus on General Conference. I just finished listening. My heart is full with the love of our Savior Jesus Christ.

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Love Andrew Skinner! I have learned so much from him!

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Just wonderful ❤️ thank you all so much 🤗

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Thank you. This was wonderful

[@grammac9388]

Thank you so much-all three of you. So great. Learning so much from you and your special guests. Grateful for your testimony bro Skinner.

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Follow Him podcasts have been so inspiring and informative! Dr..Andrew Skinner's testimony is one to remember

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I feel like a young spring lamb eating without fear from the Master's hand. What a sweet yet powerfully, spiritually awakening presentation. I love our Savior and have been blessed all my years since becoming a member in 1965. Grateful to the young missionaries who found their travels to Hornbrook, Calif. I have totally enjoyed my membership and have taken seriously the gospel principle's into my daily living. Like Dr. Skinner, I have been blessed not to be burdened by a stubborn disposition nor antagonism towards our Beloved Church Leader's, but fast and pray for their safety in a morally decaying society where the unseemly is acceptable and forced to be taught in the school system's, and other should be trusted leaders. How they are trying to decide in the Senate, if a fetus is even a baby.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've said a lot here while leading up to what I want to say. Mosiah 23:14 tells us to seek those who love our Savior to be our teachers. Elder David Bernard in A conference talk encouraged us to seek for a daily conversion, this was such a day for me, thank you for being three to be trusted. I watch and listen in awe as you who instruct, sit with eagerness to be taught to one another. There was such a presence of humility to our Savior as you, we, learn, laugh and listen together.

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Thank you both for the privilege of being taught by you and your quest each week. Phyllis

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[@annepuna3915]

Wow! Wow! Wow! So much learned from this weeks podcast! Loved this so much! New insights, knowledge and egyptian culture, theology etc…Jehovah - is full of love and mercy and gives us many chances to follow Him - He never gives up on us! Thank you FH and Andrew!!

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I was so spiritually fed thanks 👍🙏🙏

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Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart for you taking the time to teach us these great lessons

[@lindapowell5246]

You are so right! It was so good to hear Brother Skinner’s voice again and to be taught by him. I am so grateful for this most wonder lesson that was taught and for the time of year we are in right now!!

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Thank you for another great lesson Dr. Andrew Skinner s did wonderful job I enjoyed listening to him. You guys enjoy General Conference this weekend thank you again all lessons and wonderful spirit I felt during lessons 👍.

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Thank you!!! For the lesson and testimony.

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[@kathrynquinn6889]

Thank you all for a wonderful inspirational discussion. It has helped me increase my resolve to live by my covenants. I bet rib took more bites than even Brother Bytheway. You all are a blessing to our learning. I had an unexpected thought when Brother Dr. Skinner mentioned his awe and difficulty comprehending how Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ can remember each of us individually. I thought of the Holy Ghost as a ministering elder who keeps them continually informed of us and our needs. Maybe…..

[@lindaleigh4815]

Dr. Skinner is an amazing teacher and the insights - wow! I feel my Temple experience will be enriched. We have had our own Seder for nearly 30 years now, but this year we will focus more on the Savior with additions from this lesson. And I'm planting hyssop in my yard! Thank you all. Enlightening!

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[@CraigNewsome.]

Beautiful......especially near the end!

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Thanks beautiful

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Such an inspiration. Thank you!

[@Ritercrazy]

Great episode. I thought it interesting that the sorcerers of Pharoah's court only copied what Aaron did thus adding to the torment; instead had their gods been good and powerful they should have saved Egypt. Instead they just made more frogs, more plague. Very telling.

[@tinabrady7310]

I can't help but think about how violent the deaths of he first born Hebrew babies were the first time by Pharaoh Yet when God took the first born of the Egyptians God was probably very gentle taking the babies back through the veil. After all they were his children come here to receive bodies.

[@kalynrobison6192]

In regards to the Lord turning the Nile to blood: Instead of trying to figure out a natural cause, i.e. red alge bloom, I had an insight that was a new idea to me, to look at more of a why did God choose this particular plague. In addition to the ideas presented in the podcast, my idea is that God turned the Nile to blood because of all of the Hebrew babies and children that were drowned there and on the current pharaoh's father's command, when he was in power. Just a thought.

[@steffanyloving3801]

Also they couldn't have stored water Ex 7:19. Unless they had previously stored water they were not going to last the 7 days without water. So I don't believe it was a natural reaction like alge. I believe it really was blood only because God can do anything. Whether it was the blood of those baby boys, wouldn't be hard to believe because God can do anything. I hadn't thought of that, I like that idea.

[@giusiri]

I really like the channel, and I am very privileged to be a Brazilian that understands English and to know the USA culture. I would just like to share a comment, that is important for ppl to be careful when talking about other cultures. I appreciate all the good knowledge and great academic path of Dr. Skinner, and would like to share that as a foreign that had been with Americans, is very uncomfortable to listen the end of the story about the butter, it really did not need to mention that you had preferred the other type of topping than the butter reducing the quality of the product. If we do as Christ and put ourselves in the "shoes" of a Israeli listening to this, how do you think he would feel? I don't mean to be rude, I would just like to invite all of us to wonder and act as Christ would and appreciate other cultures, as he did in the Samaritan story.

[@frontpage11]

Have you ever been on Antelope Island in Utah when the biting gnats are out?? It is painful and irritating!! The pain from the bites lasts days… I can imagine that plague from my own experience:/😢

[@bunniguisinger830]

Thank you, I learned so much. One Question - The rod turned to a serpent, the water turned to blood were done through the LORD. How did Pharoah's magicians do the same thing?

[@theresacornwell3579]

What a wonderful podcast! Just curious, Do we have any idea what the time span of the plagues was?

[@shannanerdin6417]

How do pharoah's magicians mimic the rods turning to snakes, the Nile to blood and the frogs coming up?

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Can I borrow your silver and gold? Yes, here you go. Please get off my lawn.

[@coopdiggity]

*for the next 1500 years

[@ether126]

Were the first born male or both male and female?

[@ether126]

Were the first born always male

[@Ritercrazy]

Exodus 13: 12, 15 might help.

[@steffanyloving3801]

I would agree it would be men. To take the male priesthood off the earth and leave the earth with only the female priesthood damages the process with which we need to worship. We need both male and female priesthood. The firstborn of beast wouldn't matter the gender. God taking the firstborn human males would only be a copy cat of what Pharaoh did to "get back" at him for only doing the same thing as was done in the past.