The Book of Mormon's Final Message: Embrace your Godhood

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

The reference I mentioned in regard to priesthood callings is JST, Genesis 14 www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/jst/jst-gen/14?lang=eng

[@LoverOfJoy]

Thanks for sharing this video and your hope in Christ! I have been pondering these things as well. I need the gift of charity and his power to serve as he asks me. 🙏🏻

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@@LoverOfJoy I seek the same things ❤️

[@candicenoss7847]

Love this Jocelyn!!! One thing I’ve been taught in a powerful undeniable way is that we are all “designed for greatness” and “own your divine greatness” aka “deny all ungodliness”!!! I love how you dissect that. Thanks for sharing your insights!! So important 🩷💜🩵

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@@candicenoss7847 thank you! I'm so glad this resonates with the messages you feel called to share 🥰

[@Killthesefears]

Thank you so much for making this wonderful video!!!!!!!!! This is the first one of yours that I’ve watched. Just want to say that it’s really hitting the spot lol.

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@@Killthesefears that's awesome! Thanks for reaching out. I hope the others are just as useful to you

[@DoraRuilova]

I just finished the video and I have to say Jocelyn, I've been thinking along similar lines although you fleshed out The thought so much better than I would have. I've been thinking about priesthood power and what does that mean for women and as I pondered it came to me that our power is in love and the spirit has been leading me and teaching me a bit at a time I also randomly came across Steve Young's book the law of love. You combine this with section 121 which talks about our kingdom flowing to us without compulsion and standing confidently in the presence of God, combined with all of your thoughts! Wow! I Have work to do! I appreciate so much that most of your video Was scripture, I don't think people, including myself sit and ponder the full and deep meanings that are contained in them. I can't wait for the book!

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@DoraRuilova i absolutely LOVE The Law of Love book! Sometimes my insights on scriptures get in the way of my writing succinctly about the topics in my book because I want to include everything lol.

[@DoraRuilova]

I love the premise of your book... when is it coming out?

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@DoraRuilova thank you I might finish it by spring but as far as publishing, that depends on which route I go.

[@Killthesefears]

What is your book?!!!!!! 👀😁😄

[@teachingsofjesuschrist]

@Killthesefears love your name, it will be called All Things In One: Reuniting Religion and The Woman In The Wilderness

[@Killthesefears]

@ awesome, ok! Sounds wonderful! Thanks for complimenting my name, lol. I kinda telepathically felt that a bit before you mentioned it. It’s from the song Miracle by Paramore lol have had it since 2007😂😁

[@AlbertJLouie]

MORMONS REFORMED EGYPTIAN LANGUAGE THAT MAKES UP THE BOOK OF MORMON, DOES NOT EXIST. The Book of Mormon, and work of scripture of the LDS movement, is asserted by both itself and Joseph Smith, the founder of the movement, to have been originally written in the Native American writing system of "reformed Egyptian" characters. Scholars reference works on languages do not acknowledge the existence of either a "reformed Egyptian" language or "reformed Egyptian" script as it was described by Joseph Smith. Therefore is no archeological, linguistic, or other evidence of the use of Egyptian writing in the ancient Americas. MAINSTREAM SCHOLARLY VIEW OF "REFORMED EGYPTIAN. Standard language reference works contain no reference to "reformed Egyptian" and it described with this term only in the Book of Mormon. No non-Mormon scholars acknowledge the existence of either a "reformed Egyptian" language or a "reformed Egyptian" script as it has been described in Mormon belief. For instance, in 1996, John A. Wilson, a professor of Eygyptology at the University of Chicago, wrote, "From time to time there are allegations that picture writing has been found in America [...] In no case has a professional Egyptologist been able to recognize these characters as Egyptian hieroglyphs. From our stand point there is no such language as "reformed Egyptian." Anthropologist Michael D. Coe of Yale University, and expert in pre-Columbian Mesoamerican studies, wrote, "Of all the peoples of the pre-Columbian New World, only the ancient "Maya" had complete script." Fifteen examples of distinct writing systems have been identified in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica, many from a single inscription. So Mormons, if "reformed Egyptian" doesn't exist, then, why are you believing in something that doesn't exist??

[@cindyligouri1442]

You are not correct. It does exist. Satan works hard to hide things of history that support His will. I could care less about "mainstream scholars". They are driven by agendas and not honest scholarship. If their research goes against the mainstream, they don't get acknowledged, they get no money, nor do they get tenure.