“How Can We Become Gospel Scholars?” by Robert Millet

Part 7 of 9 of the series titled "Living, Learning, and Pressing Towards Gospel Maturity"

[@alenewalker1188]

Wonderful video. Something I have always wondered about: Hebrews 11:40 is always quoted (over and over) as it appears, that is--they w/o us should not be made perfect. Ive never heard the JST footnote quoted: w/o sufferings they coud not be made perfect. It has never made sense that someone in my family could prevent me from being made perfect.

[@andrearmstrong8195]

Is there a place where Pres Joseph F Smith's talk "In the presence of the divine" can be found please?

[@Glen.Danielsen]

With sincerest respect for this video’s intent, I have no desire to be a gospel scholar or to mimic academic gimmick. I have immense respect for our great faithful scholars (especially this one, Bob Millet), and I have a university degree in Religious Studies. But I read the scriptures to save my life. I have little interest in being able to raise my hand in a stimulating gospel discussion. I don’t need to be stimulated, I need to be fed-to learn one thought with spiritual experience. _Single idea,_ not single theme. A Second Hour teacher is not called to teach information, they are there to give spiritual experience in connection to a thought. Just my thin opinion.