Num 11-14, 20-24 - Spirit

The Scripture Study Project

Zach and Krista

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 8 May 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Years ago, before even an apostle, President Eyring gave a powerful insight about spiritual sight. He taught that the repeated phrase, "thus we see" is often a scriptural writer pointing out what someone with spiritual sight will see when looking at particular story. That vision, often different from what others observe, enables that individual to act in closer accord with God's mind and will. In this episode we study what it is that grants that kind of spiritual sight, what to recognize when you have it, and what it might prompt you to do. Show Notes: Connect with us on Instagram or Facebook Music: by Steve Oxen

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0:00.0	Years ago, before even an apostle, President Iring pointed out something he noticed repeatedly in the scripture.
0:08.4	He noticed that the words, thus we see, are repeated throughout, especially the Book of Mormon.
0:15.7	He said, quote, the writer will have recounted an event or described some fact. It will not have been an
0:22.4	argument. It will have been a description. And then we find the words, thus we see. Then the writer
0:30.6	will have stated some spiritual truth, something about the way God deals with his children, or something
0:35.0	about what our life is like as God sees it. What went before
0:39.1	does not prove the conclusion the way the world looks for evidence or logic. What went before is what
0:44.3	someone with spiritual sight will observe and then say, oh yes, now I see that. And then follows, after
0:53.0	the thus we see, what that someone would see.
0:57.0	In this episode, we dive into one thing that can change the way you see yourself, your relationship with God, and the world around you.
1:13.6	Welcome to the Scripture Study Project. We are your hosts, Krista and Zach Horton, and this is our podcast where we study Scripture with you.
1:20.6	Our goal each week is to help you discover new or renewed excitement for God and His Word.
1:25.6	Invest your heart and personal life into your study and connect with others as you teach and learn together.
1:33.2	Hey everyone.
1:34.3	Welcome to this week's study.
1:36.5	I am alone this week, but I'm really excited because this block of scripture contains one of my favorite stories in the Old Testament and maybe even
1:44.7	favorite stories in the entire canon of scripture. And so I really threw myself into studying
1:49.9	this week. And as I did so, I noticed something that not only changed the way I read that
1:55.3	particular story, it really impacted my life. And so I wanted to share that idea, not because I think it'll be the highlight of your experience.
2:06.4	In fact, I hope it isn't.
2:07.6	As we have said quite often on this podcast, we don't ever want to be the highlight experience of your study.
2:15.0	We want to begin a process for you, create an intellectual or emotional
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