PART 1 | Matthew 21-23; Mark 11; Luke 19-20; John 12 | May 15 - May 21 | Come Follow Me Insights

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This program is intended to be used as supplementary material to the Come, Follow Me Program by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This weeks episode correlates with the dates of May 15 - May 21, 2023.
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[@cleabizarrias4696]

Ensinamentos divinamente maravilhoso! Cléadalva de Patos de Minas Brasil ❤

[@StewartSwitzer]

Not sure how many times I have read these scriptures but now I am amazed at the deeper levels of meaning the Spirit adds to all scripture-that is why we must teach with the the Spirit then those who hear will hear with the Spirit -thanks for all you do to feed the sheep of the Lord Taylor and Tylor

[@densshowtime]

Thanks for the lesson brethren

[@cherylwarnick2845]

Sure love these podcasts and your insights. Thank you!

[@connieeicher]

I love your idea that it is a miracle when Jesus cleansed the temple. It truly was a miracle. So we learn that we should keep ourselves clean because our bodies are temples.

[@elizabethwhite325]

8:37 As you were describing this miracle of the calm colt/foal being able to climb the steep path, carry a person, go down a street with a lot of noise and distraction, and all the rest of it, you wondered at how this little guy could handle all this difficulty. The thought that came to me was that its mother was there and walking in front of the colt and the colt watched and followed mom. This isn’t scriptural, and I agree that Jesus’ presence had something to do with it, but I have seen children strengthened to do incredible things by trusting and following their parents. Thanks for a great lesson.

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thanks for your interesting insight. 😁

[@kimburlysaclarkhs7323]

Right, that is such beautiful insight too!

[@loisparrish2146]

I had been thinking the same thing. ❤

[@taniadaumas4994]

Thank you for your efforts to teach us about the Lord.

[@ryancormack6934]

Great lesson!

[@Liz-xk8yh]

Thanks for posting this. We have a study group that meets Sunday afternoon so we study a week ahead.

[@jeanm.schreyer1888]

How many times have we told people how much we appreciate your discussions Taylor Halverson and Tylor Griffin! It is time to let you know!

[@aliciamilne2314]

I’m so glad you showed the comparison between the two sons and Jesus in gethsemane :)

[@johnjacobs4207]

I believe that all the Jews had for transportation was donkeys. After so many conquering armies carried off the young and killed the old they took the spoils of war which were horses. Horses and mules were vehicles of war and I don't think Rome let the Jews have any power to revolt. All donkeys are good for is carrying loads slowly. Jesus came of present himself with humility and meekness. Even a mule would be above meekness.

[@mereisiqoroya5766]

I have a question…. Why was Mary the one washing Jesus’s feet? Is there a cultural explanation to who is the one that has this role?

[@scripturecentralofficial]

The act of Mary washing Jesus's feet can be understood within the context of cultural norms and spiritual significance. While there may not be specific details provided in LDS scripture or teachings regarding this particular incident, we can draw insights from broader principles and cultural practices. In the biblical account found in the New Testament, Mary is described as washing Jesus's feet with her tears and drying them with her hair (Luke 7:36-50, John 12:1-8). It is important to note that this event occurred in the home of Simon the Pharisee, where Jesus had been invited for a meal. In the cultural context of Jesus's time, foot washing was often performed as an act of hospitality and humility. In ancient Near Eastern societies, where footwear consisted of sandals or open-toed shoes, people's feet would become dirty from walking on dusty and unpaved roads. Washing someone's feet upon entering a home was a customary gesture of respect and care for the guest's comfort. Furthermore, the act of washing feet can symbolize humility and service in the LDS faith. Latter-day Saints strive to follow the example of Jesus Christ, who taught that greatness comes through serving others (Matthew 20:26-28). The Savior Himself exemplified this principle when He washed the feet of His disciples, demonstrating the importance of humble service (John 13:1-17). Regarding Mary being the one to wash Jesus's feet, it is worth considering her relationship with Jesus and the context of the event. Mary was known for her deep love and devotion to the Savior, and her act of washing His feet can be seen as an expression of her profound gratitude and reverence for Him. This act may also reflect her desire to serve and show hospitality to Jesus as a distinguished guest in her home. In summary, Mary's act of washing Jesus's feet can be understood as an expression of love, gratitude, and humble service. While there may not be specific cultural explanations regarding Mary's role in this particular incident, the act of foot washing was a customary gesture of hospitality and humility in ancient Near Eastern societies. Additionally, Mary's devotion to Jesus and her desire to serve Him likely played a significant role in her decision to perform this act.

[@lindapurvis6231]

Why do they say the son of david? Wasn't his father Joseph?

[@NDEuclid]

King David was in one of the genealogies in Matthew 1 that Jesus is descended from. The one in Luke 3 doesn't list King David. Part of the problem is that what determines if you are Jewish is determined by your mother, not the father. That is what Luke is doing.

[@lindapurvis6231]

@@NDEuclid thanks for replying

[@heathermoore356]

I wish you tube had a huge "Love this so much" button. Thank you so very much for these amazing insights. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for your efforts and hard work.

[@karenaspinall5817]

EVERY time I mention you two, every person says 'oh, yes . aren't they wonderful ! ' thank-you SO much for all your prayerful work for us.

[@aliciamilne2314]

I love that it’s a lot of info but split up nicely into two videos :) helps me keep track and plan so much better :) thank you!❤

[@apricattree]

This was great! Thank you for sharing.💖

[@TheVhictor]

I know a little about bible and watching your videos has helped me a lot..❤ thank you so much🎉

[@heavyvacation]

I love it... wow, there are two more miracles! The miracle of the mule and the miracle of the cleansing of the Temple. I wonder how the Lord's voice came to the mule and the sellers in the Temple. To the mule a voice of perfect mildness and calm and to the sellers and guards a voice that shook them with fear?

[@PaulaPeterson-t1i]

Thank you Tyler & Taylor for all of your time & effort to reveal God's word to us. Your teachings are immensely helpful! You bring great insights & the Spirit .

[@smartmind5422]

Another incredible, multi-layered discovery of bible messages, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really enjoy the 3D representation of Jerusalem and the temple. I'm a visual learner so this helps me comprehend the lesson that much more

[@maryjurg8is]

Amen! Amen!

[@marylouburgoyne2393]

Thank you so very much, Taylor and Tyler! I appreciate your insights and willingness to share them with others!❤❤😊❤❤❤

[@lisapeterson1549]

I have been studying these wonderful chapters in Mathew.. I love ❤️ how the spirit teaches me through the scriptures and from Tyler and Taylor. We are loved and cared for.

[@Frannie1956]

Thank you so much for opening my eyes to symbolisms that I was blind to see

[@Valor_73737]

As someone who has trained and gentled horses most of my life, I find your take on the young mule or donkey used by Jesus to be mind opening! That is indeed a miracle! I have known experienced horses who could not handle such crowds and chaos cold turkey! However, my experience with donkeys and mules is very limited.

[@nolafenstermacher5690]

Wonderful!! What a blessing you are to all of us!!

[@hhorton8791]

This is the most helpful tool I have found to help me teach my Sunday school class! Thank You.

[@deegreen636]

Tyler and Taylor, I learn so much from your weekly lessons and appreciate the work you do. Question?. Is there anyway you could download as pdf the drawings of the maps you draw on the board. I try to copy what you do, but it never looks right. Again, you two are the best ever teachers and sharp dressers!!!

[@grannyanri2521]

In gratitude for your work and to recognize it is not only unbroken donkeys that respond! True Sabbath The sky is a constant wind licking warm wheaten earth where holy feet press a path (though each stalk bows on its own). Lone grains, a pale meal Rubbed open by grateful hands angel wings open - husks flying off a sacrament of bread in the raw. Hearts strain close to understand what cannot be seen nor heard. Acacia stands all thorns, branches heavy with shame - even before the plaiting. But the Light! The life of it all is the Light dancing above the dust and broken letters of the law. One raven flying low Caught up in all this rolls in a sudden gust and is surprised to find praise singing on his tongue.

[@bevlewis5811]

Loved this week too, every week is so inspiring thank you thank you

[@UtahKent]

Another thought that occurred to me regarding the guest at the wedding; he would not have been admitted without the garment but he later rejected it for what ever reason. If he had gotten in without it, those in charge of the feast would have been under condemnation. So he did what was needed to get in, but to remain was not fitting or not grand enough or not of his liking, so he cast off what was needed to remain, and when questioned, was left without excuse.

[@iMatchEnergyLikeABoss]

I stumbled onto your channel today, and I am soooo grateful I did!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Welcome! We’re so glad you’re here! :)

[@iMatchEnergyLikeABoss]

@@scripturecentralofficial thank you for making me so excited to read my scriptures, especially during Come Follow Me as I teach my Sunday School students. 🩵

[@karenaspinall5817]

never have I ever thought about the miracle - your 'parable of the donkey' - thank-you

[@dinocollins720]

Another fantastic video! thank you!

[@cindyparkus3294]

I am certainly enjoying your lessons very much as I feel inspired to try harder to follow Jesuschrist with your wonderful help. Thanks so much to both of you!!

[@beamblake]

T&T Brothers, I love when the Savior threw out the Thieves from the temple, he THEN was able to heal the sick and the Lame in his and his father's House. May we ask the same when we attend his House today, are we allowing the Power of Atonement to ALSO heal us!!

[@EngraciaDougherty-x3v]

A mule can only be created by a male donkey and a female horse. Mules are sterile due to chromosomal problems so mules cannot have offspring. So a foal or colt of and ass can only be a donkey. Zechariah 9:9 says he is "Thy King cometh unto thee: lowly,and riding upon an ass, upon a colt the foal of an ass." The colt is a male foal.

[@rosariobejarramirez]

I always amazed how Jesus cast these people out of the temple only by himself like he had the authority and everybody were running away scared, of course that is a miracle

[@rachelleaptrot6121]

Knowledge & understanding is dynamic! TY

[@novawarren5089]

8:00 Don't you enjoy the point that it's mixed this is what I think,He only road one animal like king David and his son. I love the way it is told in each book, knowing that Jesus helps with the teaching of what he actually road on. Beautiful beings I have taken care of one, very lovable. Thank you both for sharing these beautiful points Just enjoy each visit with both of you ❤️❤️❤️😊 Prayers for all of you that teach me more 🙏

[@floraabad8963]

😅😅😅

[@novawarren5089]

@@floraabad8963 Thank you too ❤️🤣🤣🤣

[@richhaubrich6967]

Woke up this morning and turned this on. What a way to start my day! Thank you.

[@sydneybond8793]

I love your comparison of the Donkey to us. Very moving.

[@maryjurg8is]

I really like that you said the “infinite Atonement”

[@mamafox6530]

Thank you for all the information and understanding, especially looking at myself! You’re both blessings to all of us!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Our pleasure!

[@RyanMercer]

Hello back ☺

[@acafrainfamilyvideochannel7874]

Deeply appreciate how you explain in simple terms where it all makes since to me. Love you brethren!

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thanks for watching! We really appreciate it! :)

[@MsEva9470]

Thank you for the goodness of your hearts to teach us the the beautiful gospel so we can feel the Spirit 😢😊

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thanks Eva!

[@HaleStorm49]

Judas sounds like David Nielsen.

[@ClaudiaJeffrey]

Thank you for so many insights. I truly appreciate all your efforts that help me enjoy and treasure my time studying the scriptures ❤

[@donjohnson1557]

Sorry, donkeys can reproduce.

[@mariacristinasegovia2352]

❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@rajnigounder8936]

💝🤲💝

[@Alipotamus]

❤️❤️❤️

[@tifthetif6567]

Me 😂 as a horse owner aprove this messige

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Haha!

[@guymackey6226]

❤🙏

[@georgiamartinez4589]

🙏😇

[@aukusoschwenke4041]

Great insights! Thank you..GB..

[@Brendan_Johnson]

This is good and all but why are you posting a lesson that is not for this week. That is next week's lesson

[@scripturecentralofficial]

We always post two weeks ahead for those who are preparing lessons or want to be ahead.

[@azhotmom]

And that would be ME studying today for my May 21st Sunday school lesson I have to teach. Much appreciated THANK YOU Taylor and Tyler❤

[@beatricesavasta6710]

Aren't we blessed by their hard work and forward-looking help!

[@mangalkhoteja9742]

Such a powerful lessons . Thumbs up brothers. We love you

[@lataifaleofa6115]

​@@scripturecentralofficial THANK YOU BOTH FOR BEING PREPARE OUR LESSON SO GRATEFUL TO YOU BOTH❤❤❤❤

[@hours8596]

Just as constructive criticism please let Brother Taylor talk more. Brother Tyler, you say a lot of wonderful things. But you also tend to not know when to stop talking. I mean no disrespect. You have a wonderful spirit and a great love of teaching. But please let Taylor speak. I’ve no doubt he also loves to teach and deserves equal time to do so. All the best

[@alexdeppe1107]

I disagree.........they do what works for them and I think it is great just as it is.

[@alexdeppe1107]

Actually, why do you feel the need to provide any criticism, constructive or otherwise? If you don't like the way they do it or their content, then don't listen. Choose another source, but don't criticize men who are providing such an invaluable service out of the goodness of their hearts.

[@lataifaleofa6115]

​@@alexdeppe1107 THANK YOU ,N TYLER, TAYLOR YOU BOTH AWESOME KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@suburbanmommy5]

Actually, I love the flow of Tyler’s storytelling and moving through the lesson. He does say many things I want to write down, but any time Taylor says something, I get my pen bc I AM consistently going to write down his interesting etymology or history or whatever info. He says few words, but every one is golden!💛

[@emh7956]

Do you seriously think that Brother Tyler is preventing Brother Taylor from talking? These brethren are grown men who have planned this presentation out. They are master teachers. They have decided together who will present which part of the lesson.

[@MarleeCraig]

Beautiful, thank you so much Bro Griffin and Bro Halverson for all the wonderful work and insights. You are very much appreciated ❤

[@scripturecentralofficial]

Thanks Marlee! We always appreciate your thoughtful and insightful comments each week! Thanks for contributing to the comments sections and being such a light.