Lechi’s journey represents a second deliverance of Israel, filled with symbolism and meaning designed to highlight the importance the Lord ascribes to these events. The Stick of Joseph in the Hand of Ephraim is not only a clearly Jewish book, but it is also a book of destiny, pivotal to the ultimate deliverance and gathering of Israel in the last days.
As we ponder the meaning and importance of Yom Kippur, let us take a few moments to consider some very important information about how Yom Kippur relates to the Marvelous Work and Wonder and to the Stick of Joseph. We will, in the end, obtain some remarkable information from our study.
One of the most pivotal events in Nefite history is King Binyamin’s speech at the temple in the land of Zerach’mla. A careful reading of the text reveals that this...
As we observe Rosh HaShanna this year, we should remember that it was “ordained for Joseph in a testimony” and the prophetic revelation of the Stick of Joseph at Rosh HaShanna of 1827.
Avinodi’s visit to the court of King Noach, in which he pleaded for them to repent of their iniquity, seems to have occurred at Shavuot. At this Shavuot even, Avinodi gave Noach a beautiful drash, that tied the giving of the ten commandments to the coming of the Messiah.
Yeshua “did show himself often unto them, and did break bread often, and blessed it, and gave it to them” (3 Nefi 12:1). He then ascended back to heaven at Shavuot, after presenting a special teaching to his Talmidim that contained many Shavuot themes.
According to Christian tradition, Yeshua was crucified on a Friday commemorated as “Good Friday.” But scripture tells a different story–and the Stick of Joseph aligns with scripture, rather than long-standing Christian tradition.
Passover is a wonderful time for us to review Alma’s admonition to his three sons. Those who hold a seder may want to incorporate this material into their seder as part of the account of the four types of sons…
The eye has never seen, neither has the ear heard before, so great and marvelous things as we saw and heard Yeshua speak unto the Father. And no tongue can speak, neither can there be written by any man, neither can the hearts of men conceive so great and marvelous things as we both saw and heard Yeshua speak.
It is well known that Yeshua was crucified and resurrected during Passover, but did you know that he did not visit the Nefites in Bountiful until the following Passover?
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