1-2 Peter: A Lively Hope

Unshaken Saints

Jared Halverson

Education, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 17 November 2023

⏱️ 209 minutes

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Summary

A verse-by-verse study of 1-2 Peter. This lesson focuses on lively hope, refiner's fire, girding up the loins of your mind, the foreordained Lamb of God, a peculiar people, following His steps, part-member families, a reason for hope, Spirit Prison, unsurprised by suffering, feeding the flock of God, escaping the roaring lion, the divine nature, calling and election, the Transfiguration, interpreting scripture, vexed by wickedness, doubting the Second Coming, and more. 0:00 Introduction to Peter 6:28 Lively Hope & Refiner's Fire 13:58 Living in the Day of Prophecy Fulfilled 18:07 Girding Up the Loins of Your Mind 23:42 The Foreordained Lamb of God 30:17 Sincere Milk & Lively Stones 37:15 A Peculiar People 46:34 Submission & Enduring It Well 53:06 Following His Steps 56:44 Submissive Wives in Part-Members Families 1:07:22 Husbands Honoring Wives 1:14:55 Ready to Give a Reason for Hope 1:27:34 Preaching in Spirit Prison 1:38:47 Suffering & Ceasing from Sin 1:52:46 Unsurprised by Suffering 1:59:28 Feed the Flock of God 2:06:49 Escaping the Roaring Lion 2:14:07 Partakers of the Divine Nature 2:28:55 Calling & Election Made Sure 2:35:15 Witness at the Transfiguration 2:41:09 Interpreting Scripture 2:48:33 Vexed by the Wickedness Around Us 2:58:51 Forsaking the Way of Righteousness 3:09:34 Doubting the Second Coming 3:16:24 Not Slacking but Waiting on Repentance 3:26:38 Conclusion

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0:00.0	When the son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?
0:05.0	Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.
0:12.0	May our testimonies my unbelief.
0:18.0	May our testimonies be as deep and strong as that of Jacob,
0:22.0	who was confronted by one who sought to destroy his face declared,
0:23.0	I could not be shaken. Hello my friends welcome back to Unshaken I'm Jared Halverson and I just got back from the dentist office so I'm thrilled to be with you even more than usual
0:45.5	Thankfully no cavities this time so I'm not afraid of my mouth starting to droop or me beginning to drool all over myself
0:51.2	But I would so much rather be with you than in the dentist chair because here
0:55.2	we get to talk shop and dive into scripture and we have amazing scripture to study this week. We finished
1:01.2	James last week and we are now on to Peter, the chief apostle, and his
1:05.8	writings are magnificent. In fact, Joseph Smith himself once said that Peter penned the most sublime language of any of the Apostles.
1:16.5	And that's high praise.
1:18.0	Considering what we've already learned from the sublime language of Paul or even in the Gospels, the sublime language of Paul or even in the Gospels the sublime language of Matthew or what about
1:25.3	John I mean John wrote as as beautifully as I can imagine and yet for the Prophet to
1:30.3	say that Peter surpassed them all in sublimity.
1:34.0	Wow, that's impressive.
1:36.0	It's especially impressive considering who it's coming from because Peter,
1:41.0	I mean the one that they accused of being or assumed a being an illiterate fisherman,
1:46.3	that he'd be able to write things on the level of what we're about to study this week.
1:51.4	In fact, even modern scholars have scratched their head thinking, even the Greek
1:55.8	of the manuscripts seems to surpass what any mere Galileo would be able to pull off.
2:01.2	And some of them suggest, therefore, that it must have been written by somebody else.
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