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In "The Past, The Present, They, There, Then, Me, Here, Now," Jay E. Jensen draws parallels between ancient scripture stories and modern life. By likening teachings from 1 Nephi 19:23 and 1 Samuel 17, Jensen highlights how eternal truths found in these narratives can guide us today. He emphasizes patterns for spiritual growth through repentance and forgiveness as demonstrated in Alma 36, and illustrates our journeys through the analogy of the Jaredite journey in Ether 6. Discover how these timeless lessons can enrich your daily life and spiritual understanding.
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Scripture Bridges Jay E Jensen Ensign, July 2009
The Past The Present They There Then Me Here Now
1 Nephi 19:23JS-M 1:37 …did liken all scriptures unto us, that it might be for our profit and learning …treasure up the Lord’s words
David and Goliath Proving God’s Armor in His Cause 1 Samuel 17
Elements present in scripture stories easily transferred with relevance to our day: 1) A story line is followed 2) The story line has a beginning and an ending 3) Phrases or sentences from the story are principles that illustrate eternal truths 4) These phrases or sentences depict truths applicable both in the past and in our day
Jonah and the WhaleJonah 1:3 ie: callings, internet use, music, friends, dress
Jaredite Journey A Type of our journey through mortal lifeEther 6:1-12