1 Nephi 10-11
I'm going to try an experiment. I'm going to read passages of the Book of Mormon that directly testify of Christ and record my thoughts and feelings here. I'm going to put to test the purpose stated in the Book of Mormon, that it is intended to bring men to Christ. I'm going to see what, if any, changes that makes on my life.
1 Ne 10
v. 17 Faith on the Son of God gives you power to know truth.
v. 18 The way to return to God was prepared from the foundation of the earth. We must repent and come unto Christ.
v. 19 If you diligently seek, you may know the mysteries of God. Going back to v. 17, you must have faith on the Son of God to have the power to know.
1 Ne 11
v. 1 Nephi exercised his faith by 1. desiring to know, 2. believing that God would give him knowledge, and then 3. pondering the things he didn't understand.
v. 6 Only then did Nephi receive the answers he was seeking for.
v. 16 The condescension of God is the love of God. John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son."
v. 22 The love of God is the most desirable, the most delicious, the most joyous feeling to feel.
v. 27 The condescension of God is manifested in Christ's baptism.
v. 28 It is manifested in Christ's ministering and teaching the people.
v. 31 It is manifested in Christ's healing of the sick and afflicted.
v. 33 It is manifested when Jesus Christ was slain on the cross for our sins.
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