When the son of man cometh, shall he find faith on the earth?

Lord, I believe, help thou mine unbelief.

May our testimonies my unbelief.

May our testimonies be as deep and strong as that of Jacob,

when confronted by one who sought to destroy his face declared,

I could not Halverson. Today I am

wearing my Easter egg tie and that's something that only happens once a year which lets you know it must be Easter.

Sure enough this is Holy Week. Today in fact is Tuesday of Holy Week. Today, in fact, is Tuesday of Holy Week for me while I'm filming. And I honestly

had not planned on sharing an Easter lesson for this year.

I have been so swamped with a million other things

that I'm trying to keep my snorkel tip above water.

And having done two Easter messages

from previous years of our Unshaken scripture study, my thought was just go watch one of the old ones.

You may still want to.

The one I did called the awful arithmetic of the atonement is to me still one of the most important

lessons I've ever taught trying to wrap my head around how the Savior felt about the

atonement and with the help of some art and some music trying to make sense of what's going on

within that within that perfect soul as he tries to metabolize the imperfections of a wicked world. If you want to

spend some time in the emotions of the of the atonement and it's awful arithmetic with its division of soul and multiplication

of challenges and its addition of our sins and sorrows, the subtraction of the Father's Spirit,

then that would be a lesson worth reviewing this Easter season.

And then last year I had taught a lesson about coming boldly to the throne of grace for Easter.

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