Bryce on the Atonement of Christ 06: He Hath Answered the Ends of the Law

[@wandagurr4763]

I felt the Spirit teach me as you spoke about the Atonement of Jesus Christ. I can't thank you enough for your preparation, and then teaching is what you have learned. Wow, this was great!

[@dinocollins720]

Thank you Bryce! These lessons give me strength and power every week to get through hard things! They have truly helped me grow closer to my Savior and feel more gratitude for His sacrifice for me!

[@ScottC23]

Dear brother Bryce. Thank you for taking President Nelsons counsel to heart and studying the Atonement each week. I have been greatly blessed by the insights you share. What a blessing you are. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@tracyitsat-sweetsday5032]

You are so kind to share your love of the Savior and knowledge of His good word with us! Thank you so so much!!

[@steverich444]

Brother Bryce, I just want you to know that your video's have been immensely beneficial to me and my return to Christ. I can't thank you enough.

[@talkingscripture]

Thanks you Steve.

[@allenmiller3232]

Amen!!

[@CeriseMcCombs]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge. It has truly helped me to understand the atonement and my Savior in ways that I didn't before and it makes a difference in my relationship with Him. Thank you😊

[@nefipereira]

What a marvelous and uplifting podcast! Thank you so much-it has deeply touched my heart. With love and gratitude, your brother from Brazil.

[@terryharper2024]

I look forward to this messages. Bro Bryce thank you so much.

[@annlx7788]

Thank you for your great lesson! I'm so thankful for your lessons! You are a wonderful inspired teacher ! You have the gift to teach with the Holy Ghost!

[@talkingscripture]

Thank you. That’s very kind of you to say.

[@tecumseha]

I love all this deep doctrine so much! What a feast - thank you! 🙏🏼

[@kristiejacobsen7695]

Thanks grateful for you Bryce!

[@genevieveficquet9976]

Thank you. 🥰

[@ColleenBarkerLow]

I absolutely love these messages and your sharing your insights with me. I have been trying to do as the prophet has asked and study the atonement more and I learn and ponder on so much in each video you share

[@tashamcdonald166]

Yes! You talked about The Mighty Snatcher! Love it!! My favorite name for Jesus. Thank you for another amazing video!

[@WoodsRydah]

You are a gifted teacher. I’m surprised to have learned so much of what I thought I already knew by listening to your deep insight and the powerful delivery.

[@creativepoetry]

What a powerful, powerful lesson it was this week. It was such an eye opener to the Saviour's sacrifice. Very powerful indeed. Ron - UK

[@talkingscripture]

Thank you Ron.

[@johannanecochea5911]

What a profound deep spiritual analysis of the Atonement of Jesus Christ you have taught us in this video. The INFINITE SACRIFICE is so astonishing liken to understand how galaxies are there in the Universe= uni means uno, verse means verse, words, paragraphs, DIVINE PLAN. Your words to understand what Atonement is, they are chosen and make me think profoundly. Thank you for your loving hight divine Lesson full of light about our All Might God. ❤

[@JaneHallstrom1]

Thank you so much. This is the most exquisite explanation and beautiful helpful instruction about what our Savior did for us and the rights of mercy that he won for us. Thank you so much. The snatching description was so tangible and real. I could feel from the way you described it how ready willing and desirous the Lord is to respond to our cries.

[@beatricesavasta6710]

Beautiful, moving analysis. Sincere thanks for sharing your profound understanding.

[@JJones.SideKick]

WOW!!! Oh. MY. JESUS. Thank you for this, Bryce. This is amazing insight! Wow. Oh my goodness... I'm speechless.

[@allenmiller3232]

Thanks again for the feast of eternal principles. Life is so sweet learning and knowing these things. My life will never be the same as i follow these principles. It's comforting to know we have to fail to succed and change.

[@kimberlyolsen9416]

Thank you Bryce for this! I will always be grateful that the Lord in His mercy has snatched me! I will forever praise him!❤

[@harveyolsingch6991]

Thank you Bro. Bryce. As I continue to listen, study and ponder the principles you share, my connection to the Savior has really become personal. I am eternally grateful for your time and insights you share.

[@KBColeLong]

Thank you for this lesson. I hope to work diligently to be forgiven infinitely. You have given me hope.

[@gerig5293]

I love ALL your lessons. You have blessed my understanding more thank you will know and for this I am deeply grateful. And yet u still lack so much but because of you r lessons my heart is listening and feeling of Our Saviors pure amazing love for both the Father and All his children. Thank you so very much for sharing your knowledge and spirit to help me grow closer to Knowing the One who has and continues to save me and help me return back to the Father. Thank you so much for this and All your videos. Please continue to share. I and very grateful

[@DenieseDrake]

I feel I understand what you are teaching but at a very basic level. It will take me an eternity to fully understand but because of my Savior I will have eternity with Him.

[@ArchangelMichaelHolySpirit]

Love you brother 🙏

[@harveyolsingch6991]

Would D&C 19:15 describe our situation if the Savior did not pay the infinite price as you have described. ...."how sore we know not, how exquisite we know not, how hard to bear we know not". Like Alma the younger, he was snateched from this torment and be the same for us, if we but repent.

[@talkingscripture]

Yep!

[@ArchangelMichaelHolySpirit]

You have it backwords, it is infinite Light 🙏

[@ArchangelMichaelHolySpirit]

Infinite darkness(""🌎"" ) led me to my knees, cried out for the Light 🙏

[@misfyresalot]

Wham did the Father remove Himself from Christ? Before Gethsemane, or in the cross?

[@talkingscripture]

Both. From Elder Bruce R. McConkie’s final address in April 1985: “…while he was hanging on the cross for another three hours, from noon to 3:00 p.m., all the infinite agonies and merciless pains of Gethsemane recurred.”

[@raymorgan2780]

Another Powerful Presentation!!!! Q- I was taught that ONLY one sin, couldn't be forgiven. "The Unpardonable Sin... against the Holy Ghost". Is this still in place?? Thank you i

[@talkingscripture]

If there are limitations, they exist on our side; our inability to repent of something, not His inability to forgive it. Otherwise it’s a not an infinite atonement.

[@user-ch9jo8mi7m]

I don't know if we/you know the answers to these questions but who or what is the law? Just like a law on earth, someone has to enforce and regulate it to make it a law. What governing body has responsibility for administering and enforcing "The Law"? Where is it written or recorded? Where and when was the law created? Is there a Universal judicial branch?

[@talkingscripture]

D&C 88

[@JJones.SideKick]

My guess is that it originates from that power that has always existed... We call it Priesthood power. It is the power by which all things were and are created.

[@robertjensen4525]

When Jesus made that statement didn’t the Father let Jesus know that he had to withdraw himself in order Jesus to finish or complete his Crusifiction ? I should have finish listening before opening my mouth, sorry.

[@richardperryman3079]

Bryce - thank you! These videos have helped me in so many ways. How is Christ able to fulfill the demands of the law and pay an infinite debt without being eternally punished Himself? I’ve always understood that someone who pays a debt in our place would be punished in our stead. For example, if I were sentenced to life in prison for a crime, I would expect a savior who paid my debt to serve that sentence in my place to fully satisfy the law. But with Christ, we know He doesn’t suffer eternally. How does His atonement answer the infinite debt of sin without requiring eternal punishment for Him? What makes His sacrifice different from a typical substitution?

[@JJones.SideKick]

Perhaps the difference is a matter of degree, characteristic, or quality instead of duration. Read D&C 19:6-7, 10-12.