John: That’s a symbol, but yes, we’ve got to get it inside and have it actually help us make decisions and govern us. But having it here, you carry it with you like you carry a Bible or the scriptures in your heart.ĭarryl: So, it’s not on your forehead. And when it helps you govern your life, then it’s wonderful to have it on paper. John: It’s just one thing to have the Word of God in your head, but another to have it go the distance and becomes a governor for your life.
So, this thing about writing the law in your heart and you quoted 2 Corinthians 3. Joy, gladness, thanksgiving, melody, then important safety tip: repent first.ĭarryl: I mean there are some really nice things there and this is one of my first moments I’ve probably felt very happy in Isaiah in the Book of Mormon because it’s a lot of doom and gloom up until then. John: If this is the millennial day, bring it on, it sounds great.
So, the thing that I liked very best was in verses 3–5, you give us some insight a safety tip. John Bytheway and Darryl take a closer look at Jacobs use of Isaiah 51 in 2 Neph 8 when the Lord promises to gather Israel and comfort Zion.ĭarryl: Hi, we’re here today with John Bytheway, and we’re discussing 2 Nephi 8, which is Isaiah 51, and a couple of verses of 52.
