The Widow of Zarephath, an Unnamed Hero The geographic area encompassing both Phoenicia and Israel was in the midst of severe drought when our story begins. (1 Kings 17:1) Zarephath was part of Sidon,...
Healing the Whole Soul Christ heals a man who is paralyzed In Matthew, chapter 9, Jesus arrives in Capernaum, and almost as soon as he gets off the boat, a group of disciples bring...
“Give us a king” Sometimes we want things that aren’t good for us. Such was the case with the Israelites, when they approached the prophet Samuel and demanded that he find them a king....
Deborah, the Prophet Deborah is the second woman identified as a prophet in the Old Testament. The first was Miriam, whom we discussed in Come Follow Me: Exodus 14–17 “Stand Still, and See the...
The Israelites Build a Tabernacle In Exodus 31, God commands the Israelites to build a tabernacle. Many Israelite men and women contribute to the project through donations and handiwork. 1 And the Lord spake unto Moses, saying, 2 See,...
Jethro educates Moses on the power of delegation In Exodus 18, we see Moses take on some more prosaic leadership tasks, without the dramatic miracles highlighted in previous chapters. His father-in-law sees his him...
The Parting of the Red Sea These chapters begin when the Isrealites have just left Eqypt, and Pharoah and his army are in pursuit. 13 ¶ And Moses said unto the people, Fear ye not, stand...
Originally published in the Summer 2015 issue Global Zion feature of Exponent II Magazine, the Exponent is pleased to reprint this article by Ukrainian Latter-day Saint Mariya Manzhos, My Big Fat Mormon Ukraine Wedding, now...
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