What does it mean to walk before the Lord? The significance of laughing in the story of Isaac. Symbolism in the story of Abraham. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.
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The Weekly Deep Dive is hosted by Jason Lloyd and Nate Pyfer. It focuses on the Come Follow Me discussions from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.Jason and Nate strive to bring a unique perspective to the discussion and talking points that are not traditionally part of the material to supplement the various discussions throughout the year.The views presented in the podcast are not endorsed nor sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Speaking to the discussion of Abraham leading a godly life or a selfless one. This appears to be in stark contrast to what I’ve long considered to be the only sin: pride. Pride in my mind is putting oneself first, whether that be before others or God, through our actions, thinking we know better, etc.
During your discussion with the temple and veils in relation to Sarah being in the inner chambers of the temple symbolizing womens’ closeness with God, my wife pointed out that if a man needs to visit with God often he goes up to a mountain or some form of travel. But with our limited examples with the women, it is usually the Lord who appears to them wherever they may be.
Great podcast as always.