Matthew 3; Mark 1; Luke 3 | Jan 23-29 | Come Follow Me Insights

[@chren6643]

🥰 Thank you so much!

[@jodystimm2098]

I, have missed you, dude... Have not listened to you in about two yrs. I, am glad COVID has NOT stopped you.🙏🙏🙏

[@maryjunetan4992]

Yes that is true that is why we have a full time missionary to help people come into Christ.

[@StewartSwitzer]

Thanks for showing the love of God on a more personal level-what joy it brings!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Absolutely!

[@magdelinetsoeu7184]

Baptism of fire is the inner encouragement power for us to LOVE GOD AND JESUS CHRIST together with THEM Commandments and DIRECTIVES,Thanks to GOD and JESUS CHRIST

[@Valor_73737]

Thank you so much in breaking these lessons into 2 parts, giving my often overloaded brain time to recharge.

[@ebmvideoproductionsAntiguaGT]

Thank you brothers for this gift to us from you. This is is best and you are the best! May God bless you and your families for all eternities for sharing your talents with us. THANK YOU!!!!

[@sallynicora7148]

Loved this… especially the end… Priesthood blessing apply touch ❤️

[@nancyteuscher8666]

Remember what ever choices we make we have to deal with the consequences

[@maryjunetan4992]

That is the purpose of why full time missionary served full time to help people know the truthfulness of the gospel and come unto Christ and baptizing them

[@elizabethwhipple314]

I glad you pay attention and pointed that God said twice , "Thou art my beloved son. . " and once "This is my beloved son . . " Huge difference ! Also, I glad you pointed out the different people who were there from the Jewish hierarchy to regular people to those people we may not like. The Gospel is for everyone !

[@lindawiktorek7731]

Thank you both very much for your insights. I needed to hear several things you spoke about. You are helping with my knowledge of the gospel! ❣ Linda from Oregon

[@davec1034]

Word emphasis is such a strong thing and something which writers, authors, scribes have struggled to show for centuries using italics or bold or uppercase. You are right by applying emphasis to a word that may relate to us. The Spirit will show.

[@wendytruslove7170]

You are the best teachers I have ever encountered. thank you

[@twobargers]

I love that you show clips from The Chosen to emphasize your lessons! It is such an amazing show that brings the spirit so strongly. Thanks for your insight into the scriptures. It strengthens my testimony each day I watch.

[@ulrikeferrante1819]

I am so thankful for your wonderful videos. They inspire me to go for a deeper understanding of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and for him as my savior and redeemer. I am learning so much and it is so great, that you share your insights with us. Thank you so much. I am looking forward every week for your next video. Thank you for your testimony you share with us. God bless you.

[@nancyteuscher8666]

I am a witness that he does heal and clean ✨️ My mom was critical injured and I hit the floor several times in prayer asking her to be healed the nurses and doctors said she wouldn't make it but by my faith and trust and believing in his healing power he healed my mom.

[@gwentracy4751]

Just got it! Baptism is showing our faith in God, through obediance. The gift of the Holy Ghost is His recognition of our faith & obediance, that aids us grow & become more like Him.

[@carolsmulling4657]

Wow! There's sssso much to learn from these insights from these 2 scholars! Thank you!

[@johnbigwood728]

I have loved Tyler’s declarations of how he loves this or that truth or principle and I love also Taylor’s silent endorsement’s. Neither less neither more earnest both equally potent. What a beautiful assignment they have to help us and how perfectly it seems to me they attend to it. Who is greater than those to each of us they are directed. John Uk

[@renatemckendry104]

awesome lesson again! I will have to remember the 8 second hug!!! ❤🇨🇦

[@leannondricek5540]

Enjoying the lighter background. Thanks for hearing our concerns. Thanks for all you do.

[@Sharon_Miller]

Thank you all for the lessons. So amazing how the Spirit brings out just the right points each of in our own lives need to hear. Sometimes it's just tough in this life. I know that this is a learning experience in this life. That's why we're here. Just thank you.

[@karensouthworth2946]

Thank you so much I got so much out of this lesson

[@aliciamilne2314]

I love that you guys use chosen clips! The narration along side it is great:) visual learners everywhere are grateful!

[@aliciamilne2314]

Also is there anyway you can put a link to the chosen clips you use in each video ?:) thanks !

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Glad you enjoy it! The Chosen is freely available on their website.

[@ruthknoebel2577]

Whwat a beautiful discussion of the scriptures today, Taylor and Tyler!

[@simplyme14h84]

I can only say Thank you for this today

[@ginnymart5124]

Many years ago I got very sick. Went to the doctor for several months with a different diagnosis each time. I asked for a blessing many times. The last time I received it blessing I was told I will be healed completely but not quickly. Twenty years later I still deal with the effects, but it doesn't hinder my daily life. I think that is the only blessing I remember that well.

[@lorelynpenalosa7981]

Thank you for the wonderful discussion very uplifting.

[@aukusoschwenke4041]

Awesome! Thank you for your Insights and testimonies about the Saviour..GB🙏..

[@taniadaumas4994]

Each lesson is a joy! Thanks for all your efforts, thanks for teaching me about the Lord, His life and teachings. I really don´t have words to express how happy these video lessons have made me!

[@deborahcasper6120]

Taylor, Tyler, and all who make these lessons possible for us to learn from. Sister Casper is WELL PLEASED and grateful for you. You all are loved. ❤️

[@Homeandhopewithrachel]

Ditto!

[@TempleKate13]

And of course, thank you so much! I study all my scriptures with your amazing work and help!

[@doffydelbridge7899]

Just add, Jesus then said “come follow me. Do as I do. “. And think this is important as one of the different levels of the scriptures. As they are written so all have understanding each to their own level at the time. Father loves us all so he caters for us all.

[@karyshort4994]

Yessiree Bros!

[@rbrinks5]

You guys are the best! Thank you for another great lesson!

[@margaretfoster9842]

I just want to thank you both again for a great lesson. The stand outs for me this week are 1. the maps which show me where I am. 2. the renactment of Jesus cleansing the leper - the look on his face - made it real for me. Finally - I love how you portray the readings and put feelings and context to them. Scripture Central has brought the scriptures to life for me. Once last thing, I also love Lynne Hilton Wilson's treatment of the same scriptues. Thank you.

[@rmsf1072]

Thank you for your interesting lessons ❣️

[@liliapapa5888]

Thank you so much for this great messages .That really hit my heart and amd felt the Spirit and cried . How grateful I am for all the blessings and all the painful things happened to my life because of that I learned to trust in God with all my heart.And I know someday . My great God will wipe away my tears...So much grateful for both you Thank you so much..... God bless you always ❤🙏

[@creativehairandnailsbysher7681]

Thank you for teaching with His Spirit

[@doreevic6907]

I love the last part of the leper’ s story..’ we are all lepers and humbly seeking the Lord’s help to clean us’ Grateful to both of you.

[@richhaubrich6967]

I love your approach to teaching this; I am getting many additional insights. Thank you. I wish I were in your classes.

[@loisparrish2146]

Oh, but we are in their classes, and benefit from all they have learned and taught before us! I feel I am rubbing shoulders in a world-wide class with my faithful, seeking brothers and sisters. Bless you all.

[@jelairefitzgerald2280]

And spread light and goodness

[@nancymazone8094]

That was wonderful, thank you so much for these beautiful insights into the New Testament and the life of our Savior, and how they are applied to each and every one of us.

[@josebenjavier1410]

Thank you so much for a very clear explanation.

[@carolehankal565]

Thank you

[@jameslemes8397]

Thanks again for your insight...

[@normanenonpoquita2602]

Thank you so much for this brethren.

[@arleyjarman3401]

Hi guys. I wanted to say thank to the 2 of you. My wife has been your videos, she has been struggling with understanding the scriptures but since watching you guys she is sharing what is learning. I have her spiritual light that I haven't seen in a while.

[@harmonywoodrome9911]

So good. Thank you very much😍👏

[@SusanHilbig1]

Dear teachers! Once again you have expanded our understanding of very familiar scriptures! This is so enlightening. Also, the additional visuals are a great addition! Thank you so much for your contributions to Come, Follow Me!

[@rosanamajc874]

Great insights from both of you. I was moved by the story of a leper who hasn't been touched in years. We all need a human contact. Thank you!

[@annanicholson6925]

Such incredible insights into the scriptures. Great lesson!

[@jeffmccollum7837]

Thank you for explaining how the gospels differ in terms of perspective and purpose and why they, as testimonies, differ from each other. (This is based on Part 1. I haven't gotten to Part 2 yet.)

[@vanildecolborne4364]

Thank you both for help me understand and clarify my mind. Even though I say a prayer before open the scripture . Maybe you are answer to my prayers xx

[@lornamoffett3326]

I've read and re-read the scriptures for many years. I have a strong testimony of all of the scriptures. I believe in our modern day prophets. BUT, somehow I missed a lot in my reading. I know that I am often distracted by my own thoughts and things going on around me. That is why I am very very thankful for all that I have learned from you in the Come Follow Me discussions. This is a whole new way to study the scriptures. I get really happy and excited as I listen and listen and PONDER what has been said.. Thank you 😊

[@rmsf1072]

So we get three the different testimonies, Matthew, Mark, and Luke, plus Peter's and then John's ❣️

[@priscillaandrews9548]

Every day, they are continually, enthusiastically, inviting us to Come and See! How glorious it is to Come Follow, our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ! Thank you so much. 🙏😇

[@nettajar1938]

Oh my goodness!!! I try to take notes, but this second episode . . . WOW . . . I almost wrote word for word what both of you were saying. So powerful. Thank you for loving us so much that you are willing to teach us the scriptures and try to give us an understanding and insight on what we are reading. Words can't begin to tell you how truly appreciative I am for all you do.

[@christinemacdonald2965]

I am learning so much with these lessons. I do have to ask is Tyler considered the lead teacher as he speaks to us significantly more in the lessons than Taylor.

[@TRIGGER40]

Thank you for this wonderful, spiritual lesson. It touched my soul to its depth. Bless you both for your time and love of the gospel of Jesus Christ. I love you both. 😘

[@beamblake]

Thank you T&T Brothers. Mark 1:40-41 has significant meaning for me when I came to know FIRST hand what Leprosy was and meant. During my 16th year, I spent 4 months on the Island of Molokai picking Pineapples away from the confines of Granger, Utah. During that summer, I learned all about the Leper Colony at Kalaupapa which is now a National Historic Park founded by Father Damien. In the late '60s, there were still some Island People that had family members that contracted this very sad disease and were living there. They described to me how devastating it was to their family member and what impact it had on the family. Based on my limited knowledge only through the scriptures and the movie Ben-Hur, I had no idea of its REAL LIFE impact!! So, the Savior's healing touch in Mark chapter 1 was probably the only human touch from another person this leper had for perhaps years and years. Ah, the healing compassionate touch of the Master's Hand !! "If thou wilt, Canst thou make me clean."

[@mariaconlon1656]

WOW!! What an amazing and wonderful lesson this was. Thank you both for the amazing preparation and for exhorting me to look and see, hear and understand, seek and find! I’m going to sleep now, with a firm knowledge of my Savior Jesus Christ and strengthened faith. Thank you both again and again.

[@soniadelbosque1786]

I watched last night! Thank you to both of you. I just loved it. 2:21

[@juneabogado4984]

What a great example the leper had shown to us that for every blessing we need in our lives we still plead for the Lord if it is His will to give that blessing and so it worked. We are truly like this leper 🙏 Thanks for the great explanation Brother Taylor and Tyler❤️

[@jocelyncazier2838]

Thank you so much for taking the time to create these videos!! They have really blessed my life and my faith. 💚

[@denisplouffe514]

Thank you for the clarification the between the gospels and their perspectives: Your explanation helped me in my studies.

[@juliekoester7776]

Aren’t we all lepers spiritually? I love the story of the leper. I am absolutely loving the New Testament this year through come follow me. Thank you, Taylor and Tyler for teaching us and making this video!

[@paulinezuasola3986]

We love this lesson

[@elizabethwhipple314]

I have always skipped over the loan leper who healed. I never thought that he was an example of how to ask for a blessing. And the importance of accepting the out come whether or not we get what we wanted.

[@michaeljones9327]

Hi Taylor and Tyler, loved this weeks lesson on the Saviour’s Baptism, etc. I know you’re interested in words. You talked about the importance of human touch for the leper, and how a hug can be important. In Wales we don’t “HUG”, we call it a “CWTCH”. It involves an embrace, of course, but it also signifies an embrace with your heart. I can imagine if anyone knows how to really cwtch us, it would be the Saviour. Thanks brethren. We love your lessons here in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales. God bless. Mike and Moira Jones 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 xxxx

[@harknerd1775]

I served a mission in Brazil and was surprised by a detail when reading the story of the leper there. In the Portuguese version of the bible, the scripture translates directly to the leper, saying, "You can heal me, if you want to." And Jesus replies, "I want to." It was a reminder to me of the love of the Lord, and that it is more than "His will" for what is best for us, but that He sincerely cares and desires to bless us.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

What a great insight! 😊

[@loveslife]

I wonder if the Father will say the same words at the 2nd Coming as he did at Christ's baptism? Something to think about!

[@wokrhard123]

Been a faithful follower of your lessons since you’ve started! A simple “Thank You” seems inadequate-but THANK YOU! I deeply appreciate all the sharing of time, talents, resources, testimonies and overall vision of Scripture Central. (One small suggestion would be that Taylor have a little more time to share his insights and teachings along with Tyler. Thank you both!)

[@kathleenthomas1681]

Yes! I too would like to hear more from Taylor. And thank you!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

You're very welcome!

[@brendawoods1385]

So so wonderful, thank you for your dedication.

[@toddparry6568]

Well said 🙏❣️❣️ THANK YOU truly seems trite for what you have done to share and elevate ALL of us🙏🙏❣️❣️💯

[@peggyrogers7884]

Yay for “faithful!” Time for Taylor to step thru the open door.

[@elainefort9487]

I have to believe that the mother's of John and Jesus had a lot to do with how they were taught about who they were and what to expect from each other as cousins. These women knew the roles of these special boys and they were chosen to teach it and teach it well.

[@sophiamcl]

To me, this particular story of the leper also makes me think of Christ's impending sacrifice and atonement. He took upon him our sins and our illnesses, so each time he heals someone, he is assenting to taking that burden upon himself. When Jesus in this instance answeres "if thou wilt" with "I will", it is to me as if he is reaffirming his mission. "I will (both as in "I want to" and "I am going to") take upon myself your sin, illness and weakness and atone for them so thay you may have peace, joy, purity and life in me."

[@MarleeCraig]

Bro Halverson & Bro Griffin, I just love being a student in your classes. CFM is the best thing that's ever happened. I am always blown away all the time with these presentations. The insights here are amazing and they are answers to a lot of personal questions. Even with trials, your spiritually inspired words do bring hope and understanding to the challenges we are facing. It's so awesome getting to know Mark. Even though I've heard the names of the gospel writers my whole life, I am seeing more sides to them and I am loving it. It's with a different and more personal lens now, and it's as if I'm getting to know them for the first time. Interestingly, as Mark was a scribe for Peter, and as we read more of the book of Mark. I am wondering if Peter's words and thoughts are implemented along with his own in some of his writings. I wonder if that is a point to consider as the journey continues. So exciting, I can't wait to learn and read more about this. I found it very interesting what was said about the spirits who follow the adversary, and how they have no agency. Wow! Amazing Insight! I know they run around and cause trouble along with their ringleader, but the stories in the scriptures still tell me the Saviour is the boss and still calls the shots over them despite the havoc they cause. It's almost as if there are rules they have to follow and boundaries they cannot cross. In a sense, they have some power and leeway, but it's limited. All it takes is one word from the Saviour to put them in their place. That was an amazing insight, Bro Halverson. I love what Bro Griffin said about truth with these spirits. And how they can speak the truth and even know what truth is themselves. More importantly, I love how Bro Griffin pointed out that these versions of truth are coming from beings who are inherently untruthful. Brilliant insight! I love what was said about Miracles. That was some really beautiful counsel. I am grateful the words were delivered with love. Even though my spirit understands what's being said, it is still so hard. Especially when I hear words like ' You might not get the Miracle or blessing until the next life. There are times I tell the Lord I am exhausted, and have been doing my part for ages now, and am still not seeing anything from him. I take my frustrations to him and let him know how I feel. I know he is happy when his children bring their grievances to him and have those conversations. Even though I feel like giving up at times, I won't because I know he's with me even in no man's land. I know I'd rather have him with me while waiting and hoping for the miracle, than not have him at all. There was something Bro Griffin said about spiritual growth in these times. I have thought about that point a lot too. I know everyone is different and will have different answers, but sometimes I think there is vital spiritual growth happening in those waiting times. As much as I don't want to say it because I want the miracle, those in-between times are still times of spiritual growth. This is just my take on it. Thank you so much, SC for all you do. I know a lot of healing happens from watching this channel. The spirit of the Lord is on this channel, and even Angels are on this channel. Also, I am just wondering, why isn't Bro Halverson saying 'Spread light and goodness' at the end of the presentations anymore? Loving the journey with CFM. God bless everyone at Scripture Central ❤️.

[@shellyalvey6879]

Is there a way of getting Elder Packers exact quote on our "spiritual line with God"? Also loved the "power of touch"! What a perfect example of slowing down to take in the message behind each verse!

[@tdwagner1]

I keep thinking if I were from a Mid Eastern heritage this might make easier reading the way they wrote (if that made sense)

[@toddparry6568]

SOOOO how to get from studying, learning....doing to ACTUALLY Infusing and becoming embodiment of what I am learning 🤔🥺🙏🙏

[@guymackey6226]

❤🙏

[@evalopez6937]

LUKE 4:9 JST 4:9

[@TariHuffaker]

my grandfather's favorite hymn was "Unanswered Yet The Prayer" from the very old blue hymnal. It goes with the point you were trying to make (I think) about remaining steadfast even tho' your prayer seems to go unanswered... Unanswered yet? The prayer your lips have pleaded In agony of heart these many years? Does faith begin to fail, is hope departing, And think you all in vain those falling tears? Say not the Father hath not heard your prayer; You shall have your desire, you shall have your desire Sometime, somewhere. You shall have your desire, sometime, somewhere Unanswered yet? Though when you first presented This one petition at your Father's throne, It seemed you could not wait the time of asking, So urgent was your heart to make it known. Though years have passed since then, do not despair; The Lord will answer you, the Lord will answer you Sometime, somewhere. The Lord will answer you. Sometime, somewhere. Unanswered yet? No, do not say un granted; Perhaps your part is not yet fully done; The work began when first your prayer was uttered, And God will finish what He has begun. If you will keep the spirit burning there, His glory you shall see, His glory you shall see. Sometime, somewhere. His glory you shall see. Sometime, somewhere. Unanswered yet? Faith cannot be unanswered; Her feet were firmly planted on the Rock; Amid the wildest storm prayer stands undaunted, Nor quails before the loudest thunder shock. She knows Omnipotence has heard her prayer, And cries, "It shall be done, " And cries, "It shall be done, " Sometime, somewhere. And cries, "It shall be done, " sometime, somewhere.

[@georgiamartinez4589]

😇🙏👍

[@henryar777]

Mine has to do with work I feel like I have a curse on me and I pay my tithing the first of my fruits and things are not going very well still but I still believe because I know God is real

[@arelisstoddard6346]

I really like your classes but I would like to hear more from Taylor> Teylor takes more time when he talk. Taylor has wonderful insights that will be awesome to hear and learn.

[@Jakob-zs1qu]

Why am I not seeing anymore new videos with you guys? 😭

[@scripturecentralofficial]

You still be able to see it on KZbin.

[@DeborrahJKOlson]

Thanks so much for the fabulous lessons you give each week. I have a question about this week's reading assignment. I am wondering if the principle of baptism for the remission of sins was generally practiced and understood by the Jews at the time of John the Baptist, or was he teaching something new to them?

[@paf2bfree632]

Pillar of fire in the darkness. Protecting and giving us sight Cuts the roots of the family history, and lays them down Two doves in the sacrifice at the temple. Is also a prophetic statement. The two do es are also significant. Male and female monogamous dove. Up to and beyond his death. The gospels never ended at his death. Excellent description of Devilish attention. Lies and agenda will follow the truth.

[@dorothypitts4768]

Where can I find these Bible videos?

[@heatherb2350]

kzbin.info/aero/PL4A73DDEE675FBC39

[@ninahallstrom4151]

Gospel library under videos and images

[@fatherof-the-lake3599]

Where did John get the idea to baptize people? I can’t find any mention of this ordinance in the OT? Maybe JST but I can’t find anything. And mega thank you for you lessons.

[@TylerGriffinBYU]

Check out Moses 6:51-68

[@ilovemybrats2]

01:00:58 Interesting. But they had some degree of agency. They chose Satan’s plan over the Father’s. Could you touch on this again sometime? Thank you for another amazing lesson!

[@paulineharry]

Where are the why I believe episodes found?

[@lanceking5884]

Taylor and Tyler, just a short comment, and addition to your commentary, on the event of Jesus casting the devil out of a man in the synagogue. I thought I had written this down in my scripture notes on this scripture block in Mark or Luke but I didn't so I have no source to give from which I learned this additional idea, which is this: Jesus also commanded the devils to remain silent because He was not about to let a devil usurp the role and opportunity for the Holy Ghost to bear witness of His divinity. They, the devils, have no right to bear witness of the Son of God, that is the job of the Holy Ghost. Just as it was not Satans role in the garden of Eden to influence and "give" the fruit of the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil to Adam and Eve, it is not the place of a devil to testify of the divinity of Jesus Christ and He was not about to allow anyone present to hear that testimony from an evil source. Now I need to go search and find which devotional talk or Conference Talk or seminary/Institute Manual I thought I read or heard this idea from so I can officially document it in my scriptures written and digital.

[@daniellepiwari-rukuata6326]

Any chance you can add subtitles to your videos? I would like to watch while nursing my baby. Helpful for those who are deaf to. Just a thought. Kia Ora

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Just click the CC button to see the subtitles. :)

[@evalopez6937]

Question on January 29th where Jesus fasted and was tempted by Satan why is it written that he Satan took him to pinnacle temple. But on Joseph Smith's corrected scripture states that he was lead or taken to the pinnacle or temple by the spirit which should be the correct way. So basically just a hiccup in the Come Follow Me lesson because it should be labeled JST in the lesson.

[@evalopez6937]

LUKE 4:9

[@georgedanielson8660]

I found your treatment of the Savior cleansing the possessed man, and discussion about the adversary and his minions, a little too lighthearted. I'm familiar with an individual who was very disturbed by it, as if there was a lack of the seriousness regarding encounters people have with that element.

[@timothyhudson7999]

Hey yall...trick question here...anyone can answer and I'm encouraging anyone with an opinion to do so. Jesus called all of His apostles after His baptism didn't he? So wouldn't the apostles accounts of His baptism be second or even a third-hand recounting? Please discuss.

[@ninahallstrom4151]

Jesus disciples had likely been the disciples of John the Baptist first. They could have seen Jesus baptism or heard about it from John

[@timothyhudson7999]

@@ninahallstrom4151 you are cool!! It will be the coolest thing in the world when we get to Heaven and all that has ever happened in the world will be revealed and we can see what all actually happened. And who ACTUALLY built the pyramids in Egypt!

[@timothyhudson7999]

@@ninahallstrom4151 yep, just read in the Bible Dictionary under John the Baptist at John and Andrew were disciples of John the Baptist.

[@tanyarobinson1146]

Many of the apostles were followers of John.

[@mereisiqoroya5766]

I have a question… was baptism by immersion ever a tradition or practiced by the Jews or any other groups of people besides John the Baptists group? Just wondering when did the practice of baptism by immersion begin? I understand that the answer is not going to get me into heaven… haha! But I am curious about the history of this sacred ordinance.

[@TylerGriffinBYU]

You might enjoy reading Moses 6:51-68 with this same question in mind😀

[@mereisiqoroya5766]

Love it!!! This solidifies my testimony of how much we needed the Prophet Joseph Smith to restore scriptures that gives so much more clarity to the bible. Thank you for answering my question!!

[@mattlindsayrager156]

Could lepers hug/touch one another?

[@PatrickDey]

The Pharisees kept the whole law. However, they looked beyond the mark by failing to recognize the law giver, Jesus Christ, when He came among them. That’s why, the Savior refused to receive them when they came to be baptized at the Jordan River (see JST, Matthew 9:18-21). Like the Pharisees, it is quite possible for us to keep all the commandments and still miss why we do what we do. Our “why” should always be rooted in Christ. Let us remember to not look beyond the mark.