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So apparently some people think the world is ending tomorrow, based on an analysis of some numbers used in the Bible. 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

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You can find an explanation of this series here. 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

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I wonder sometimes if our kids don’t think that “amen” means “thank heavens that’s over!” 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Not every scholar agrees (as if!), but some identify the following structure in Matthew’s Gospel: Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

Introduction to this series is here. I only prepared three this month in order to leave time for an Easter FHE (one of my favorites is here). 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Eric D. Huntsman, God So Loved the World: The Final Days of the Savior’s Life, Deseret Book, 2011. 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Imagine your four favorite meals. Now imagine them cut into bite-sized pieces and combined into one dish. 2 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

The Greek word translated as “parable” means, basically, a comparison. A parable compares one thing with another. Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

As every tween knows, a hypocrite is someone who says one thing but does another. 3 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Previous posts: January and February. Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

The real reason that polygamy was restored was to decrease the number of children each woman would have, which was necessary in order to 2 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

See this for the introduction to this series. Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

A guest post from former guest blogger Eric Huntsman: 9 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

So this column was definitely the digital equivalent of kicking over an anthill. 9 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

FHEs have been somewhat pathetic in the Smith household of late; Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

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Well, this will keep bloggers busy for a good long time. Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

This is interesting stuff. 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Go here and either listen to or read (I love transcripts! Thank you!) this episode and then return and report. Be the first to like. Like Unlike Read more »

The time when it feels like I spend most of Gospel Doctrine translating the scriptures into modern English instead of actually teaching them. 4 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

I thought I would ape this post. 9 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

I don’t have any statistics for you, just a hunch that we now usually say “the world” where twenty or more years ago we would have said “Satan” or “the devil.” 2 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Your latest editorial shows a disturbing lack of integrity. 30 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

I used to worry that my kids weren’t listening to a word of General Conference. Now I worry that my kids are listening to every single word of General Conference. 1 person likes this post. Like Unlike Read more »

Apparently, you can’t say polygamy was not God’s will. But you can say that a male-only priesthood is not God’s will. Go figure. 2 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »

I got a Kindle a few weeks ago, and my affection for it is quickly approaching idolatry. But we aren’t going to talk about that right now; we’re going to talk about how to Mormon-Studies-geek out your ereader. Here’s what I have found so far; I expect you to add to the fun. 4 people like this post. Like Unlike Read more »