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Elder Jeffrey R. Holland said, about the parable of the unmerciful servant, “As a personal debt, that is an astronomical number—totally beyond comprehension. (Nobody can shop that much!) Well, for the purposes of this parable, it is supposed to be incomprehensible; it is supposed to be beyond our ability to grasp, to say nothing of beyond our ability to repay. That is because this isn’t a story about two servants arguing in the New Testament. It is a story about us, the fallen human family—mortal debtors, transgressors, and prisoners all. Every one of us is a debtor, and the verdict was imprisonment for every one of us. And there we would all have remained were it not for the grace of a King who sets us free because He loves us and is ‘moved with compassion toward us.’”
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Come, Follow Me Insights
I must forgive others if I am to receive forgiveness from the Lord.
Who are the Seventy? Who is my neighbor? |
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Lynne Hilton Wilson
What occurred during the last weeks of Jesus’s mortal ministry?
Read the handout here. |
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John Hilton III
What can we do if someone at Church offends us? |
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Messages of Christ
How can we be disciples like Mary and Martha? |
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