Matthew 19-20; Mark 10; Luke 18 | May 8 - May 14 | Come Follow Me Insights

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[@dancingbutterfly3494]

Beautiful lesson, thank you both so much

[@mikelight2008]

Excellent lesson. Thank you so much for doing this. I am a little less blind today after your lesson.

[@emaartamor]

Love this, thank you ❤😊

[@richbarney4281]

Know that you are loved; And spread light and goodness. 💙

[@aukusoschwenke4041]

Thank you Brethren for another wonderful insights..GB🙏..

[@taniadaumas4994]

Thank you for this great lesson that helps me learn and think about the way I´ve been living here on Earth. It´s a joy to watch these videos!

[@richhaubrich6967]

I want to emphasize how much I like the closing phrase by Tyler, “know that you are loved”. He says that in every segment. I appreciate it. Thank you.

[@sandrabrimhall8178]

Me, too!

[@jodie672]

Me too 😊

[@b1of4bs]

Me as well.

[@tinacarvalhoBodyandHealth]

Once I heard it and it was the first time for me. It changed my electricity wiring in my soul of God's love for me.

[@jmarble56]

I love all that both of you and any guests you invite, teach. Thank you.

[@sunnymonkey2389]

As always, thank you.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thank YOU!

[@suewood3030]

Whilst doing this lesson I had a call from someone to say that they could not afford to repay me money they had borrowed. They caught me at a good time studying the teachings of Jesus!! What could I say? I can’t afford to repay Christ, I have to be true to myself and practice what I preach!! The debt was forgotten.

[@LUISFELICIANO-n2x]

Can i borrow $1000😂, hard to forgive a debt for many but you did applying Christ's teachings and those people been honest to you made it a good moment to practice his teachings. Thanks

[@novawarren5089]

I just enjoy each video both of you have I mean this with respect to the decorating team,I just feel like you are cramped in a closet and tree's on both sides , make it seem like, you need only one, have the other side open for a table for guests or anything you bring in for sharing with Us whenever needed Please think about this Love these trees, one of you just too big for standing by a Tree crowd in the area. Love how you give us words and actions, and explain things Want everyone to staying on the 📖❤️📚🙏 original pathway Love and God There in a Marriage This is a beautiful Blessing ❤️📖🙏 9:11 9:14

[@renatemckendry104]

Thank you !! ❤🇨🇦

[@liliascampbell7989]

the highlight of my day every day is to study with Taylor and Tyler you are both awesome teachers. "know you are loved too".

[@Kanakid]

I love this lesson. Some friends are going through hard times. I feel an absolutely overwhelming sense to help in every way I can. Love the scriptures which teach us so much. Thank you Taylor and Tyler.

[@cat-zk8bv]

I want to be like Bartimeaus. Taylor & Tyler"You are loved and spread light and goodness". Thank you ❤ 🙏 💙

[@JEWrick]

Thanks for helping me to understand the scriptures in better ways. Thank you for your great work in helping me so well.

[@catherinefadian-lewandowsk8851]

So many great lessons, one thing I like to think about as the young rich ruler went away sorrowing, is that sometimes that is me. I go away sorrowing at times when given an assigment that takes me SO far out of my comfort zone, or seems really hard for me. Yet, I do it, so often our initial reaction can be sorrowing, but we move forward in faith doing hard things. Discipleship isn't alway easy. I also love to think about the line that says how the Lord beheld him and loved him.

[@grammac9388]

Great message once again. Thank you🌸💕🌸

[@lisapeterson1549]

I want to be like Jesus Christ 🙏 as well. Thank you for adding more light to the scriptures and to my soul.

[@relatable2533]

Thank you Tyler and Taylor for these amazing videos everytime in young women or Sunday school or home evening or in life in general I just feel the spirit and learn how to tackle different things that life throws at me thank you so so much

[@dinocollins720]

Another amazing lesson thank you Taylor and Tyler!!!

[@MarleeCraig]

What a beautiful presentation as they all are. Watching this channel is like opening a treasure chest. Each time I look to see whats inside, I always come away with a different and unique precious stone. My favorite parts of the NT are the conversations between the Jewish Leaders and the Saviour. I tend to have an Lol over it because I can see they put alot of energy into trying to trap the Lord. I wonder if the disciples had a little Lol over it. I really love what was said about the workers in the Vineyard. I actually thought the reason the late workers were paid the same as everyone else was because they were the final push that was needed in order to complete, or meet the objectives of the day so to speak. Without their contribution in the last hour, the goals of the vineyard would not have been met. The early starters would've been running out of energy and could've been fatigued before the last hour. The timing and contribution of the late starters was very crucial. That's why they were treated and paid the same as everyone else, as they should. This is my take on it. I really love what was said about the blind man. Oh the tears was just pouring as I was listening to this. Gosh, this was so beautiful. The insights on here are out of this world. There were lots of warm fuzzies hearing the heartfelt words of Bro Halverson and Bro Griffin. A big thank you from me for this amazing channel and place of healing. The Lord's spirit is on this channel ❤️.

[@janettalbott748]

Thank you for sharing this insight of the 11th hour workers. It caused me to think of the missionaries at this time, working to teach as many people as possible before the 2nd comming of Christ.

[@jeffmccollum7837]

Once more I am indebted to you for your linguistic and geographical context. The road from Jericho to Jerusalem is my road. The Savior's work crosses cultures (Aramaic to Greek), Mark's sense of "divorce" is different than Matthew's. As someone who joined the church at age 53, I was "hired" late in the day.

[@Valor_73737]

At about 42 minutes in the power of pride is mentioned. Reminds me of a lesson I was taught many years ago by a mentor on my path to becoming a professional airline pilot! He said "Any pilot who allows his pride to make his decisions has a fool at the controls"! Boy, was he right!!!!

[@gwengold8154]

It's strange because all through the discussion of the parable, I kept thinking of the prodigal son parable. I couldn't get it out of my mind. It seemed to me that these two parables are one and the same! Thank you so much, Taylor and Tyler, for gifting so much of your time and considerable talents to us. You are a great blessing in my life. Every video of yours I watch is my favorite until I see the next one, and then it's my favorite one, and so on. 😀

[@cat-zk8bv]

Last week I felt the same way. The Prodigal Son was like The Servants in the Vineyard, before I knew this was part of this weeks study. 😊 It's so wonderful how all the scriptures intertwine, in their day and ours.

[@gwengold8154]

@cat3 Yes, I think you are right. The scriptures do all seem to have interconnective tissue. When Taylor and Tyler were talking about how the workers who had been there all day were a bit angry that the other workers had been paid the same, it reminded me of the son who stays home and doesn't squander his inheritance. He is angry that the Father is making the prodigal a son again and giving him the same reward. It really is the same story! 😀 I had never ever thought of those stories as interconnected before! Aren't Taylor and Tyler the best? They are the best teachers of the scriptures that I've ever seen.

[@marthaswan5852]

@@gwengold8154 1:11:01

[@cecillee7452]

I love the insights about Bartimaeus. As always I am deeply touched by the spirit when I learn every week with these two great men. Thank you for all the good you have done and are doing. Thank you for sharing the wonderful insights of your amazing wife.

[@tinacarvalhoBodyandHealth]

I'm sharing this family home evening 💕

[@alancrookston5906]

I must struggle with jealousy, because last weeks lesson that broke down the prodigal son, and this weeks lesson that covered the parable of the hired servants has totally touched my heart. I have struggled with the hired servants parable for most of my church life, and maybe I will still, but it is powerful to ponder these teachings, with humble hearts look for ways that I can improve.

[@harmonywoodrome9911]

Great lesson. Jesus is the way and the truth, the life. Thank you very much 😍👏

[@patrickluchycky1172]

Just think about all the peace and safety one gets by getting into the church, gospel, vineyard early in life, ad opposed to later in life. On my mission older converts would often mention they wished they had found the the church and gospel sooner in life. Great, great lesson. Thank you.

[@kimburlysaclarkhs7323]

Right, not all pay is coin. Thank you Patrick for opening my eyes.

[@ermaclark7717]

Thank you so much for your inspiring words, you both make the lessons personal to all of us.

[@janice2992]

My Bishop taught a lesson on this rich young man.The bishop asked God what lack I yet? He is still inactive and has been for 20years. I think the answer to his prayer was get out of that hole. My problem is that I am unsure where the line to give to others, look after yourself and provide for your future lays. I would appreciate comments. Thank you both ❤️ Love from 🇬🇧

[@rosasiedschlag2390]

Jesus Christ expects me to ask him for what I desire. So, the miracle of Bartmaeus shows me the energy I need to have as I pray for things I wish, and follow Christ's steps forever. Thanks for this teaching. I have never thought about this ENERGY until watching this lesson.

[@nantumbwehaspher]

The two Taylors, you are my best! You have helped me understand the scriptures. Thanks a lot, dear brothers.

[@janice2992]

Wonderful lesson. This lesson teaches me that I receive everything from Jesus. I thought that I did not suffer from jealousy. Now I understand my mother's kindness to my brother is not something to get my unfair berometer out about. Thank you 💖👍

[@kathyjohnson7835]

Sometimes when I do genealogy, Satan whispers asking why should we go to the temple for these sinners who chose not to follow Jesus or be saved! Gratefully when those thoughts creep in, I feel compassion and the Holy Spirit overrides the taunting and warms my heart. We are all sinners and like the prodigal son, its never too late to come home to our Heavenly Father. Anything I can do for those who are being called to the vineyard late, I will do.

[@MsEva9470]

Thank so much am very grateful for your teachings with the spirit 😊❤❤

[@richbarney4281]

I've grown to love you two! I so appreciate you and your hard work you put into all of these lessons and freely sharing your vast knowledge and deep testimonies. May I make a couple of suggestions? For Taylor: Grow your hair perhaps a quarter of an inch and I think you'll look younger and more awesome :). Both: As you use your hands to point to the forward direction or progress; or to point rearward to regression or to what has already happened within your narrative, remember that your left is our right, etc. :).

[@sariahhayford3331]

This is probably obvious, but I realized something new today! About 5 minutes in, Taylor mentions that "di" means 2. When we say someone "died" it refers to their body and spirit separating into 2.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

That's an interesting interpretation.

[@RyanMercer]

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[@guymackey6226]

❤🙏

[@mikestacyemett5914]

Seems like for the rich young man, we are also being taught not to keep commandments as checklist for perfection; once done, they gone. It’s all about why and for whom we keep them… and strive to always keep them.

[@jackierobinson8785]

Or maybe from one who served in nursery for years it was just the opposite. It was the children and their sanctifying innocence that served us. And we the broken of the flesh were reborn every time for those few hours each week as we watched over these sweet souls in the beginning work of their glory…

[@novawarren5089]

Seen a movie about the last week,many people who loved Jesus, following him, Many were not allowed in the crowd and those who shouting For Jesus,Were struck on the head and shoulders, knocked down so their voices wouldn't reach the leader , Pilot 😔, I'm just wondering how many people were allowed to go free Then on the pathway to him walking to be nailed to his final hours? Remember what he said to one woman who spoke to him? She could be a follower and yet understanding line upon line, hurting because of a beating in the crowd 😮 But brave enough to come with others and try to give comfort to him and family members. We only have to wait for answers Love his followers then and everyone Now All helping me gain weight on insight and growing my Testimony.Bless you both and prayers for all of you there ❤️📖📚🙏 1:11:01

[@2bbbAngels2]

Tyler, you mentioned that this is Jesus' only entry into Jerusalem. Luke and John mention other times. Please help me understand what You are saying. Thank you and I love and appreciate both You and Taylor for sharing your time and knowledge with Us. You are wonderful teachers. ❤

[@judithgiacomino3190]

I think Tyler made the point that this was to be Jesus’ last time that He would go into Jerusalem, not that this was the only time.

[@bovaoifi3891]

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[@aaronmasher]

I like your point between the Greek meanings of apoluo and apostasia. What source says the Greek in Mark is apostasia? ...my sources say it's apoluo in both places...

[@michelinebresil629]

Thank you for mentioning that the rich man maybe had a change of heart after and did follow Jesus. I find that most of the time we tend to criticise and condemn this poor guy not leaving the time that God give all of us to repent. So again thank you for your comment and insights

[@tanyarobinson1146]

A subsequent chapter has a rich young man watching for the Savior and telling him he has given to the poor. I believe it is the same person. I always love that story because we really don't know the rest of the story and allows us to figure out what we should do.

[@michelinebresil629]

@@tanyarobinson1146 could you give me the chapter please? Thank you

[@tanyarobinson1146]

@@michelinebresil629 Luke 19

[@conniefresh3165]

I also very much appreciate the comment of know you are loved. I needed that in my life. I also like spread light and goodness. But I have a question? I thought Lazarus was raised from dead to mortality. I thought Jesus was first to ever be resurrected. I thought others were just partial…. Translated. Plz explain… very confused.

[@richharrison4744]

Connie, you said it perfectly. He was mortal still. He wasn't raised to immortality. So he was raised from the dead but not resurrected.

[@staceycardon3039]

I think when the young man was using the word "good" for "good thing or good master" he was referring to what "perfect complete thing" and the reason Christ deflects is because his misson was not yet complete or perfect. Only our Father in Heaven could hold that title. The young man just wanted to do one last good thing and be done, but that's not life!

[@lamme527]

I guess I wonder with the words “apos” does the word apostle mean ? How do they relate 🤔

[@johnthompson2256]

Around the 27 minute mark you spoke of learners. The Hebrew word for god is El, or Aleph and Lamed. Lamed is related to lamad or learning. Interesting IMO. JT

[@marthaswan5852]

1:11:01

[@emleylindalee]

We have to ask out of respect for our Moral Agency. God will not transgress our agency.

[@loser71]

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[@asay559]

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[@georgiamartinez4589]

Thank you for this amazing lesson 🙏😇