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I've decided to re-start my Bible marathon, picking up where I left off at listening. I'm going to read it instead to keep myself from going too fast.
Really intense chapter but still way beautiful. God is like that parent who hits you with the belt because he doesn't want you to continue suffering from behaving like an idiot. It's worth it to Him for us to learn and you can feel that He loves you when He tells you why He does things. It's important to share the gospel so that others don't have to get more whoopin's than absolutely necessary.
Léelo aqui: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/bofm/alma/7?lang=spa
Alma preaches a sermon about how beautiful and poetic Jesus and His whole life were. Full of grace, compassion, light, and so much love! I love Jesus, and also this sermon is fire!
Read along here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/bofm/alma/7?lang=eng
Un interesante resumen de la historia, aunque rara vez no enrevesada, de los descendientes de Israel que vivieron en América del Norte unos pocos cientos de años antes de Cristo.
La oración de Enós es un hermoso arquetipo de una oración de salvación: reconoce tu pecado, recibe y sométete al Salvador, "cuando seas convertido, fortalece a tus hermanos" (Lucas 22:32).
The interesting summary of the albeit seldom not convoluted history of the descendents of Israel living in North America a few hundred years BC.
Enos's prayer is a beautiful archetype of a salvation prayer: acknowledge sin, receive and submit to the Savior, "when thou art converted strengthen thy brethren" (Luke 22:32).
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