S3 E17 Patrick Mason on Nephi's Psalm and Our Need for It (week of Feb. 12, 2nd episode)

The Scriptures Are Real

Kerry Muhlestein

Education, Religion & Spirituality, Courses

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🗓️ 11 February 2024

⏱️ 55 minutes

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You can register for workshops at TSAR.website, and get on the list for the Missouri workshop or Church History tour by emailing thescripturesarereal@gmail.com

In this episode Kerry and Patrick plumb some of the depths of Nephi's psalm. We talk about what anger is, what we do about it, and answers we learn from Nephi. We examine what we can learn from Nephi's growth and learning, and how we can try to go through the same thing. We explore the beauty of Nephi's humanity and the purity of what he is trying to become. We try to take his powerful and moving writings and make it applicable to each one of us.

We are grateful for our sponsor, Lisa Spice, and for our our producer, BJ Muhlestein, and for Rich Nicholls, who composed and plays the music for the podcast.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the scriptures a real podcast.
0:09.1	This is the podcast where we talk about elements of the scriptures that have helped them become more real to us because we believe that helps us draw more power out of them.
0:15.7	And we need all the help we can get.
0:17.5	I'm your host, Kerry Mulestein.
0:18.7	And I'm so happy to have with me today a colleague and friend, Patrick Mason. Well, welcome, Patrick.
0:24.6	Hey, Carrie. It is really good to be here. Thank you.
0:27.6	We're glad to have you with us. We have so many wonderful things we're doing to try and get word out to everybody and give everyone great opportunities.
0:34.6	So we're going to do a live Isaiah broadcast where we'll talk
0:39.4	about Key Center, St. Isaiah, and answer questions. That's going to be on Tuesday, February 20th.
0:44.2	As we're getting into all of these Isaiah chapters, I want to remind you of my book, Learning to Love Isaiah,
0:50.3	which has Book of Mormon highlights in it, an index that helps you see every time the Book of Mormon talks about Isaiah where you can go to learn about it. I think it will really help you get more out of your study of the Book of Mormon and Isaiah. Isaiah is like the fourth largest book in the Book of Mormon. It's incredible how much Isaiah there is in there. And this book will help you. And it's on sale right now at
1:11.0	Siegelbook.com. You can get, I think, is 20% off. So go to Siegelbook.com and get Learning
1:16.8	to Love Isaiah. It will really enhance your Book of Mormon study. On Friday, the 23rd and
1:21.2	Saturday the 24th, we're going to have a Book of Mormon workshop where we'll go over some of the
1:26.4	Isaiah things and Nephi's commentary on that and Jacob's teachings about the scattering and gatherer of Israel and just that topic in the Book of Mormon in general.
1:37.1	And also King Benjamin, we are going to have a workshop in Missouri with Alex Baugh, who knows more about Missouri church history than anyone in
1:45.9	the world. And that's going to be April 4th through the 7th. So we'll incorporate
1:52.9	general conference into that. And then we're going to have a church history tour that will be
1:59.5	taking place March or May 27th through June 5th.
2:05.6	You can learn about all of these at SAR. So that's TSAR. website.
2:12.3	Well, let me tell our audience just a little bit about Patrick and then we'll ask him to tell us more about himself. Patrick, he got a degree in history at BYU, but then it looks like three degrees at
2:22.8	Notre Dame in international peace studies and history and so on his PhD there from Notre Dame.
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