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Scripture Central is an Independent Advocate Organization of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. We build enduring faith in Jesus Christ by illuminating the Book of Mormon and other Restoration scripture. Visit our website to see all of our resources: scripturecentral.org How we accomplish our mission: Enriching video content Faithful research and scholarship Digital library and archive Free ScripturePlus App Multimedia resources Come, Follow Me resources and videos International reach

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Hosea, Joel: Justice, Mercy & God's Love | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Nov 9, 2026 33 min

In the book of Hosea, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the powerful imagery of covenant love, betrayal, and redemption as Israel turns away from the Lord. Through Hosea’s difficult personal experiences marrying a prostitute and prophetic teachings, we discover a Savior who continues to reach out with mercy, compassion, and unfailing love—even when His people wander. Join Lynne in Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines: Find Their Savior in the Old Testament as we uncover the women, relationships, and spiritual lessons that help us better understand Jesus Christ and His enduring covenant love.#Hosea #OldTestament #LynneHiltonWilson #HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #JesusChrist #ScriptureStudy #ComeFollowMePlease leave a comment below with your thoughts and insights regarding this video, and please consider subscribing to this channel and visiting our website for more content like this: https://scripturecentral.org/*Donate to Scripture Central:https://form-renderer-app.donorperfect.io/give/scripture-central/donations*Sign up for our email list:https://scripture-central.kit.com/496579499f*Download our free scripture study tool, the ScripturePlus app: https://www.scriptureplus.org/

"Stand Forever" Ep. 40 | Follow Christ to the End – Press Forward | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Nov 8, 2026 1 hr 0 min

There is a big difference between “pressing forward, continually holding fast” and “feeling your way” along. As for the path, the Lord said, “…strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.” The choice is clear: either get on the path and press forward continually, holding fast to the word of God and fall down at the destination of light and life, or go any other way, whatever other way, every other way into chaos, darkness, and death.On the steepest stretches you may think, “I can’t keep going. It isn’t that I don’t want to; I just don’t know how I can take another step.” And then you take another step, and then another, and with the Lord’s help you keep going, one step and then another and another.The essential problem in life is separation from God, our Father, who alone can bless you. Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life; He alone bridges the gap if you will believe and follow Him to the end. Therefore, cross the bridge and close the gap. Believe and follow Christ to the end. Choose best. Choose life. Choose Christ. Partake of the fruit of the tree of life and help others do the same. Stand forever, and help others do the same. Transcript/Notes: https://storage.googleapis.com/scripturecentral-prod-strapi-uploads/Episode_40_Final_PDF_0e9acf0086/Episode_40_Final_PDF_0e9acf0086.pdf

The Abomination of Desolation | Daniel 1-7 | John Hilton III | Come Follow Me 2026 | Nov 9-15

Nov 5, 2026 34 min

Welcome to “Finding Christ in the Old Testament.” To view the resources connected with this episode, visit https://johnhiltoniii.com/findingchrist. Please like and comment on this episode and subscribe @scripturecentralofficial so you can more easily see the rest of the videos and resources in this course. Whether you're using this course for personal enrichment or to help with "Come, Follow Me," we hope it will be valuable in your studies.

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Hosea, Joel: Justice, Mercy & God's Love | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Nov 9, 2026 33 min

"Stand Forever" Ep. 40 | Follow Christ to the End – Press Forward | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Nov 8, 2026 1 hr 0 min

The Abomination of Desolation | Daniel 1-7 | John Hilton III | Come Follow Me 2026 | Nov 9-15

Nov 5, 2026 34 min

"Stand Forever" Ep. 38 | The Life—Atonement Part II | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Nov 3, 2026 31 min

People inadvertently replace Christ with what He did. They speak about the Atonement and “the power of the Atonement” as though it were an independent resource.The One who is Christ will intervene, not the Atonement; He will stand between us and justice; He will offset our mistakes because of His Atonement, but He will hold us guiltless. He does that. There is no “power of the Atonement” separate and apart from God. Christ can forgive our sins because He satisfied the demands of justice, having suffered for our sins. He will qualify us to receive God’s Spirit, and ultimately God’s life. Those are the great gifts of God: the gift of His Son and the gift of His Spirit, and by those two gifts we may qualify for the gift of His life. Jesus Christ is “the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by (Him).” He is the Way, the ideal to which every human heart and mind should aspire. He is the Truth, how to achieve it. He is the Life, the power to do it and the reward when you do. He is Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end and the course in between. He is the destination, the route, and the outcome. Transcript/Notes: https://storage.googleapis.com/scripturecentral-prod-strapi-uploads/Episode_38_Final_PDF_d2374acf77/Episode_38_Final_PDF_d2374acf77.pdf

Daniel: Choosing God's Kingdom Over Ours | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Nov 2, 2026 27 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines: Women in the Old Testament, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the book of Daniel, a remarkable account of faith, prophecy, and survival. As Jerusalem falls and terrible judgments come upon the people of Israel, Daniel and his companions must remain faithful to God while navigating the dangerous world of the Babylonian court. First there is the lion's den, then Nebuchadnezzar’s troubling dream of a great statue destroyed by a stone cut out of a mountain without hands and finally the mysterious handwriting on the wall that announces the downfall of a king. Daniel reveals God’s power over earthly kingdoms and His continuing purposes for His covenant people.But what can we learn about the women who lived and wielded influence in the Babylonian court? Although women are less prominent in Daniel’s narrative than in many other Old Testament books, royal women held positions of influence in the ancient Near Eastern world, and the book invites us to consider the roles women played in the courts and cultures surrounding Israel’s exile. Lynne examines the historical setting of Daniel’s visions and experiences, the powerful figures who shaped this era, and the lessons of courage, wisdom, and faithfulness that emerge from these extraordinary events. Join us as we discover how the book of Daniel points beyond earthly rulers and empires to the everlasting kingdom of God—and strengthens our faith in Jesus Christ, the promised Messiah.#HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #LynneHiltonWilson #BookOfDaniel #WomenInScripture #WomenOfTheOldTestament #OldTestament #BibleStudy #BabylonianExile #DanielInTheLionsDen #ScriptureCentral #ComeFollowMe #JesusChrist

"Stand Forever" Ep. 39 | Follow Christ to the End – A Matter of Will | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Nov 1, 2026 58 min

Why will not all join the Church and faithfully live the gospel during the Millennium? And what about on the other side of the veil? Won’t everyone get on board there? Why do people fall away today? Why do we not do all we believe today? Why do we sin knowing better? In the end, it is a matter of will—not faith, not belief, not even knowledge, all of which are essential, but in the end it’s a matter of will. Lucifer and one-third of the hosts of heaven rejected God Our Father while in His presence! How does that happen? They were not ill-informed, rather unwilling to embrace Heavenly Father’s plan. It is this stubborn unwillingness to follow the Lord in blind disregard of daily signs and wonders that show the more excellent way, that causes even God to repeatedly ask, “What could have been done more to my vineyard, that I have not done in it?”The answer, of course, is nothing. You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink. Even God cannot save us from ourselves. Even the Lord Jesus Christ cannot save us against our will. For it is given to us to choose. We must not only know and believe the truth but marshal the will to live it.What are you willing to do, willing to sacrifice, willing to give, willing to suffer, willing to bear? What price are you willing to pay? Transcript/Notes: https://storage.googleapis.com/scripturecentral-prod-strapi-uploads/Episode_39_Final_PDF_d3b7ed08a1/Episode_39_Final_PDF_d3b7ed08a1.pdf

From Dry Bones to Living Water | Ezekiel | John Hilton III | Come Follow Me 2026 | Nov 2-8

Oct 29, 2026 36 min

Ezekiel: The Babylonian Exile of Israel | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines

Oct 26, 2026 36 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines: Women in the Old Testament, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the book of Ezekiel and its powerful prophetic messages, symbolic actions, and striking portrayals of women. Called to serve as a prophet during the Babylonian exile, Ezekiel delivers difficult messages to the people of Judah, warning of Jerusalem’s destruction while offering hope for Israel’s eventual restoration. His unusual prophetic assignments—including lying on his left side for 390 days and his right side for 40 days—dramatically illustrate the consequences of Israel’s and Judah’s sins. What can these symbolic acts teach us about covenant responsibility, judgment, and the Lord’s enduring desire to bring His people back to Him?Ezekiel also uses the image of a woman to portray Jerusalem and the covenant relationship between the Lord and His people. Through vivid and sometimes unsettling imagery, he describes Jerusalem as an unfaithful woman, exposing the spiritual betrayal, idolatry, and broken covenants that contributed to the city’s downfall. Lynne examines how women appear throughout these prophetic messages and how their experiences and symbolic roles illuminate the book’s larger themes of faithfulness, accountability, loss, and renewal. From Ezekiel’s warnings of destruction to his visions of restoration and new life, discover how this challenging Old Testament book invites us to reflect on our own covenants with God and the hope of returning to His presence through Jesus Christ.#HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #LynneHiltonWilson #OldTestament #BookOfEzekiel #WomenInScripture #BibleStudy #LDS #ComeFollowMe #ScriptureCentral #JesusChrist

When God’s Word is Hard to Accept | Jeremiah 31-38; Lamentations 1-3 | John Hilton | Oct 26-Nov 1

Oct 22, 2026 38 min

Jeremiah 31-38, Lamentations: Fall of Judah | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Oct 19, 2026 28 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Jeremiah 31–38 and the book of Lamentations, taking us into some of the darkest chapters in the Old Testament: the final days and devastating fall of Judah. Lynne examines the stories of the last five kings of Judah and the political, spiritual, and personal choices that led to the destruction of Jerusalem and the collapse of the house of Judah. Through Jeremiah’s eyes, we see the horrors of conquest, famine, violence, captivity, and the heartbreaking suffering of a people watching their world disappear.Yet even amid destruction, Jeremiah’s message contains some of Scripture’s most powerful promises of hope and restoration. Lynne explores the covenant themes surrounding Israel, Judah, Jerusalem, mothers, daughters, wives, and the imagery of God’s relationship with His people. Lamentations gives voice to the grief of a nation—and Jeremiah reminds us that even after judgment, the Lord has not abandoned His covenant people. What can these ancient stories teach us about faith, loss, repentance, and the hope of redemption through Jesus Christ?#Jeremiah #Lamentations #OldTestament #BibleStudy #WomenInScripture #HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #LynneHiltonWilson #Jerusalem #Judah #JesusChrist #ScriptureCentral

"Stand Forever" Ep. 37 | The Life—Atonement Part I | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Oct 18, 2026 1 hr 11 min

Because of sin, all die spiritually, cut off from the presence of God. Jesus Christ alone bridges that awful gap. Because of Him you can be born again, you can receive God’s greatest gifts: the gift of His Spirit and the gift of His life, by the gift of His Son. Jesus Christ is the Life. There is a hole in every heart, caused by separation from God. Much of what we do is touched by a hazy, almost unconscious desire to fill that void and recover the security and warmth we once knew. On our own, nothing is enough, because the void is separation from God, and only God’s presence can fill it again. We can’t begin to imagine the pains He had to bear. We can’t comprehend suffering so great as to cause blood to ooze from every pore. We can’t fathom the depths of His despair as he cried out three times for the bitter cup to pass Him by, three times yielding God’s will be done, three times denied. Is it any wonder then, He and He alone could pay the full measure of our debt? Is it any wonder, He and He alone can succor and sustain and strengthen and understand us wherever we are, whoever we are, whatever we are? How can we not trust in Him?

"Stand Forever" Ep. 36 | The Life—Resurrection | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Oct 17, 2026 30 min

There are two critical dimensions to Christ as the Life. He is the Resurrection (victory over physical death) and the Life (victory over spiritual death). The promise of the resurrection is a glorious promise of a bright future, but no more glorious than the blessing of the human body in the first place. You can’t fully appreciate the wonder of resurrection without appreciating the wonder of the body today. One of the primary reasons for the creation of the earth and the heavens, one of the central purposes of God’s plan for all His children is to receive the incomprehensible blessing of a physical body. A body is a major step toward godliness. Because of their rebellion before the world began, Satan and those who followed him are deprived of physical life, deprived of a body forevermore. They will never know physical life, but they can do much to desecrate and destroy it so that others may be as miserable as they. “He is not here: for he is risen.” Those angelic words may be the most important words, the most beautiful words uttered anytime, anywhere, by anyone ever. This was victory, final and complete, unimaginable victory over death. “O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?” Nowhere! Transcript/Notes: https://storage.googleapis.com/scripturecentral-prod-strapi-uploads/Stand_Forever_Episode_36_216fa63d6e/Stand_Forever_Episode_36_216fa63d6e.pdf

Fire in the Bones | Jeremiah 1-20 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Oct 19-25

Oct 15, 2026 38 min

Jeremiah 1-22: The Rebellion of Judah | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Oct 12, 2026 32 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Jeremiah 1–22, opening a powerful window into the life and prophetic calling of Jeremiah. From the very beginning of his ministry, Jeremiah is given a daunting commission to speak truth to a people who have turned away from the Lord. Along the way, Lynne highlights the often-overlooked women and feminine imagery woven throughout Jeremiah’s message—including images of daughters, mothers, wives, brides, and Jerusalem as a woman whose covenant relationship with God has been broken.Lynne also examines Jeremiah’s famous Temple Sermon, his courageous warnings to Jerusalem, and the persecution he endured for delivering an unpopular message. What can Jeremiah’s experiences teach us about standing faithful when others reject the truth? And what happens when kings and leaders refuse to listen? The episode concludes with the condemnation of King Zedekiah and the consequences of Judah’s continued rebellion. Join Lynne as she uncovers the women, warnings, covenant imagery, and powerful testimony of the Messiah found in Jeremiah 1–22.#Jeremiah #OldTestament #BibleStudy #WomenInScripture #HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #LynneHiltonWilson #Jeremiah #TempleSermon #JesusChrist #ScriptureCentral

Making All Things New | Isaiah 58-66 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Oct 12-18

Oct 8, 2026 35 min

Isaiah 58-66 Millenium, Sabbath, Restoration | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Oct 5, 2026 31 min

Who really belongs to God’s covenant people? Isaiah 58–66 takes us on a sweeping journey from fasting and Sabbath worship to the coming Messiah, the redemption of Zion, and visions of a restored heaven and earth. In this powerful concluding section of Isaiah, we discover that covenant belonging is about far more than ancestry—it is reflected in how we turn to God, keep His covenants, care for others, and welcome His redeeming presence into our lives.Join Lynne Hilton Wilson as she explores the women, imagery, and profound spiritual teachings woven throughout these chapters. What does God actually want from us when we fast? Why does Isaiah connect the Sabbath with delight and covenant identity? How does Isaiah describe the Messiah and His mission to save and restore? And what can Isaiah’s breathtaking visions of Zion and cosmic restoration teach us about God’s ultimate plan for His children?As Isaiah looks toward a day when God will gather His people, rebuild Zion, and create “new heavens and a new earth,” we are invited to consider one of scripture’s most important questions: Who belongs to God’s covenant people—and how can we become part of that covenant community?Discover the promises of Isaiah 58–66 and see how these ancient prophecies point us toward Jesus Christ, covenant belonging, Zion, and the ultimate restoration of all things.

"Stand Forever" Ep. 35 | Truth—Academic & Divine Methods of Learning | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Oct 4, 2026 1 hr 9 min

Can anyone know the truth and if so, how? How do you close the gap between your beliefs and the truth? How can you discern between truth and error? How can you avoid deception?Having considered both the scientific method of experience and the analytical method of reason, today we turn our attention to the last two methods, study or the academic method and revelation or the divine method.The academic method of learning involves study of the written word. Study is as essential as experience and reason in the pursuit of truth, as essential to knowledge as breath is to life.Answers to the primary questions do not come by answering the secondary questions. There are answers to the secondary questions, but you cannot prove a positive by disproving every negative. You cannot prove the Church is true by disproving every claim made against it. That will never work. It is a flawed strategy. Ultimately there has to be affirmative proof and with the things of God affirmative proof finally and surely comes by revelation through the Spirit and power of the Holy Ghost.

The Founder of Our Peace | Isaiah 50-57 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Oct 5-11

Oct 1, 2026 37 min

Isaiah 50-57 Prophetic Images of the Savior | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Sep 28, 2026 32 min

What do Isaiah’s prophecies teach us about the Messiah—and about our personal relationship with God? In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Isaiah chapters 50–57, some of the most powerful and deeply Messianic passages in the Old Testament. These chapters point forward to Jesus Christ, describing His suffering, rejection, sacrifice, and redeeming mission centuries before His mortal ministry.Lynne also explores the beautiful imagery Isaiah uses to describe God’s relationship with His covenant people, including the imagery of a mother caring for her children, a bride and bridegroom, and a loving God who remembers and gathers His people. As we examine the “Suffering Servant” and Isaiah’s prophecies of the Savior, we discover not only what Christ would do for us, but what those ancient promises reveal about who we are and how closely God desires to be connected to us. Join Lynne as she uncovers the women, symbolism, covenant language, and Messianic promises woven throughout Isaiah 50–57—and discover how these ancient words can deepen our relationship with Jesus Christ today.

"Stand Forever" Ep. 34 | The Truth—The Church of Jesus Christ Part II | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Sep 27, 2026 1 hr 7 min

Is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the kingdom of God on earth? There is one Church and one Church only, that fulfills all that has been foreseen and prophesied regarding the kingdom of God on earth in these last days, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Like a magnet, The Church of Jesus Christ has always and will always draw criticism and opposition. It will always have many times more than its share of antagonists, desperately striving to disprove, debunk, discredit, and destroy, often curiously fueled with malevolent zeal. That is so, because it is true. Opposition, criticism, and antagonism are constant companions to the truth. Truth never exists unopposed. Christ is the center, the chief cornerstone of His Church. No religion does more to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ and make the blessings of His infinite Atonement available to God’s children everywhere on both sides of the veil than The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints established for that very purpose. Everything revolves around Christ to the end of bridging the gap with God, our Eternal Father. That is so because it is His Church.

Walking Through the Fire | Isaiah 40-49 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Sep 28-Oct 4

Sep 24, 2026 38 min

Isaiah 40-49 God's Promises for His People | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Sep 21, 2026 32 min

What does it mean to see God as a mother in labor, a nursing mother, and a bridegroom? In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Isaiah 40–49 and the powerful feminine imagery that reveals God’s love, compassion, and covenant relationship with His people.Lynne examines the surprising ways Isaiah describes God as a woman in childbirth, a nursing mother who cannot forget her children, and Jerusalem or Zion as a bride. These images invite us to see the Lord’s relationship with His people through the tenderness, sacrifice, and enduring love of motherhood and marriage.The discussion also turns to Cyrus the Great, the Persian ruler who played a remarkable role in the history of Israel and the restoration of Jerusalem. What does Isaiah’s prophecy teach us about God’s ability to work through unexpected people and nations to accomplish His purposes?Join Lynne as she uncovers the women, symbols, and covenant themes woven throughout these chapters—and discovers how Isaiah’s words continue to deepen our understanding of the Savior.In this episode:God as a woman in childbirthNursing mothers and the Lord’s unfailing remembranceCyrus the Great and the restoration of IsraelJerusalem and Zion as a brideThe tender, covenant love of GodSubscribe to Scripture Central for more episodes of Handmaidens, Harems and Heroines and discover the women and feminine imagery that help us better understand the scriptures.#HandmaidensHaremsAndHeroines #LynneHiltonWilson #Isaiah #OldTestament #ScriptureCentral #BibleStudy #Zion #CyrusTheGreat

"Stand Forever" Ep. 33 | The Truth—The Church of Jesus Christ Part I | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Sep 20, 2026 1 hr 5 min

Is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the kingdom of God on earth?The Church could have lost its way and divine approval since it was organized in 1830. It wouldn’t be the first time; in fact, it is the pattern of history. Jesus said, “By their fruits ye shall know them.” So, let’s look at some of the fruits. Christ is the center, the chief cornerstone of His Church. Priesthood authority is evidence of the kingdom of God on earth. Beginning with Joseph Smith and down to the present-day, God has called prophets to guide us as He has always done before.One of the glorious truths of the restoration is that the heavens are open, and God speaks not only to prophets as He has done throughout the ages, but to all His children who ask, knock, and seek. Revelation is both a sign of the truth and the means to know it.Is it worth the effort to find out? No endeavor could be more important, nor could more hang on a single question.Apostasy has always toppled the kingdom of God on earth, but not this time. This time the kingdom of God will stand forever against all odds and opposition. This time it will not fail.

No More Tears | Isaiah 13-14, 22, 24-30, 35 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Sep 21-27

Sep 17, 2026 34 min

Isaiah 13-35 A Prophet Whom Jesus Loved | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Sep 14, 2026 26 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems, and Heroines, biblical scholar Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Isaiah chapters 13–35, a powerful collection of prophecies filled with warnings, judgment, hope, destruction, and visions of the future.Isaiah is one of the Bible’s most influential and frequently quoted prophets, and these chapters demonstrate why his words have echoed through scripture for centuries. Lynne examines Isaiah’s prophecies concerning great cities and nations, including Babylon and Tyre, while also exploring the vivid imagery Isaiah uses to describe destruction, captivity, and the ultimate triumph of God.What do these chapters teach us about ravished wives, female slaves, and the daughters of Tarshish? What was life like for women caught in the devastating consequences of ancient warfare and conquest? Lynne brings attention to the women who appear—sometimes only briefly—in Isaiah’s prophecies and helps us better understand their experiences within the ancient world.But Isaiah’s vision reaches far beyond his own day. These chapters also contain dramatic images that look toward the apocalypse and the end times, when the wicked are judged, the world is transformed, and God’s salvation is revealed. From the fall of Babylon to the eventual redemption of Zion, Isaiah’s message combines sobering warnings with some of scripture’s most beautiful promises of hope.Join Lynne Hilton Wilson as she continues her journey through the Old Testament and uncovers the women, history, symbolism, and powerful prophetic messages found in Isaiah 13–35. Discover why Isaiah remains one of the most important voices in scripture—and why his ancient prophecies still speak so powerfully to our world today.#Isaiah #OldTestament #BibleStudy #WomenInTheBible #LynneHiltonWilson #HandmaidensHaremsHeroines #Babylon #Tyre #EndTimes #Apocalypse #ScriptureStudy

"Stand Forever" Ep. 32 | The Truth—Was Joseph Smith A Prophet? Part II | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Sep 13, 2026 47 min

Pick almost any scripture from the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price, and ask yourself if they read like the words of deceit, lunacy, or God. Joseph Smith said, “…that the Book of Mormon was the most correct of any book on earth, and the keystone of our religion, and a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than any other book.” Following the three-month period of translation between April and June 1829, Joseph Smith produced the manuscript of what would be printed and published the following year as the Book of Mormon, a book of over 500 printed pages. And not just any book—a book dictated in a continuous stream without notes, books, or reference materials, with layers upon layers of complexity. How does an uneducated young man produce a complicated narration of multiple literary structures and styles, a web of hundreds of chronological and geographical references, multiple discernible authorship styles, hundreds of authorship shifts, language patterns and idioms of the Near East, and also fill the scores of gaps of truth missing from the Bible all in a continuous, unassisted, unedited flow of dictation in 60 days? The Book of Mormon appearing on the scene within two months, containing what it contains, does not happen in the ordinary course of events without the intervention of a higher power. The Book of Mormon speaks for itself.

Christ's Command: Search Isaiah | Isaiah 1-12 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Sep 14-20

Sep 10, 2026 44 min

Isaiah 1-12 Shakespeare of the Old Testament | Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Hilton Wilson

Sep 7, 2026 32 min

Join Lynne Hilton Wilson for another fascinating episode of Women in the Old Testament as she explores Isaiah chapters 1–12, some of the most beautiful, powerful, and influential passages in all of scripture.Often called the “Shakespeare of the Old Testament,” Isaiah is a master of language, poetry, imagery, and prophecy. His words move from warnings and judgments to soaring visions of hope, redemption, peace, and the coming of the Messiah. In these chapters, Isaiah paints unforgettable pictures of the Lord's mission and the future restoration of Israel.Lynne explores these remarkable chapters with special attention to the connections between Isaiah and the Book of Mormon. No other ancient record helps illuminate Isaiah quite like the Book of Mormon, where Isaiah's prophecies are quoted, explained, and applied by prophets who testify of Jesus Christ. From Nephi's powerful teachings to later Book of Mormon prophets, these scriptures help us see why Isaiah's words were so important—and why they continue to speak to disciples of Christ today.Together, we'll examine Isaiah's extraordinary prophecies of the Messiah, including the promised Immanuel, the divine Child who would be called Wonderful, Counselor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace, and the prophetic vision of a world transformed by the reign of Jesus Christ.What do these ancient prophecies teach us about the Savior? Why did Book of Mormon prophets treasure and repeatedly quote Isaiah? And how can understanding Isaiah's poetic language help us better recognize the message of Christ woven throughout the Old Testament?Join Lynne Hilton Wilson as we begin an unforgettable journey through the words of Isaiah—the Shakespeare of the Old Testament—and discover the beauty, power, and testimony of Jesus Christ found in Isaiah chapters 1–12.#WomenInTheOldTestament #LynneHiltonWilson #Isaiah #BookOfMormon #JesusChrist #OldTestament #Messiah #ScriptureStudy #IsaiahProphecies

"Stand Forever" Ep. 31 | The Truth—Was Joseph Smith A Prophet? Part I | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Sep 6, 2026 1 hr 10 min

Was Joseph Smith a prophet, or was he a lunatic or a fraud? There is no dispute regarding the facts of the life and work of Joseph Smith. There is no disagreement as to what he did. Only disagreement as to why and how he did what he did. How do you explain him? His critics say he was an impostor or deranged. Those are the options: he was a deceiver, or he was a lunatic, or he was what he said he was, a prophet of God. No one but a lunatic or a prophet endowed with the powers of heaven could endure what he endured, experience what he experienced and never waver regarding the ultimate successful outcome of his labors. Despite every setback and they were constant, despite every defeat, every obstacle, and every crushing blow of opposition, there is no hint he ever doubted the cause of Zion would triumph beyond anyone’s wildest imagination except his and God’s. He was not only a prophet but a seer who foresaw what no one else could have seen at the time—what we all now see in retrospect. The Lord warned, “Beware of false prophets, which come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves. Ye shall know them by their fruits. Let’s look at the fruits of the life of Joseph Smith.

How to Make Your Life Meaningless | Proverbs; Ecclesiastes | CFM 2026 | John Hilton III | Sep 7-13

Sep 3, 2026 36 min

Proverbs: Focus on the Wisdom of Women I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Aug 31, 2026 32 min

What can Proverbs and Ecclesiastes teach us about the women of the Bible—and why does recognizing their voices, wisdom, strength, and influence matter?In this episode of Women in the Old Testament, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the books of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes, uncovering the many ways women appear throughout these fascinating books of wisdom literature. From Woman Wisdom and the warnings surrounding the “strange woman” to the powerful mother who counsels King Lemuel and the remarkable woman of valor in Proverbs 31, women are woven throughout the teachings and poetry of these ancient texts.Lynne invites us to look more carefully at the women in Scripture—not simply as background characters, but as teachers, mothers, leaders, examples, symbols of wisdom, and people whose experiences help us better understand the biblical world. Proverbs even personifies wisdom itself as a woman, while the closing poem celebrates a woman whose strength, intelligence, industry, compassion, and faithfulness are worthy of praise.Why are women sometimes overlooked when we read the Bible? What happens when we slow down and intentionally look for them? And what can these ancient women teach both women and men today?Join Lynne Hilton Wilson as she helps us rediscover the women of Proverbs and Ecclesiastes and reminds us why women's stories belong at the center of our study of Scripture.#LynneHiltonWilson #WomenInTheBible #OldTestament #Proverbs #Ecclesiastes #BibleStudy #WomenOfTheBible #Scripture #Proverbs31 #WomanOfValor

"Stand Forever" Ep. 30 | The Truth—Is Jesus Christ the Son of God? | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Aug 30, 2026 29 min

Is Jesus Christ the Son of God, the Savior of the World?Except for knowing there is a God who is Our Eternal Father, nothing is more critical to our journey in life than knowing Jesus is the Christ. And except for the evidence that reveals God Our Father, no truth of primary importance is more evident than the truth of the Lord Jesus Christ.Consider the reach of His influence. No one ever has had such a positive effect on more people than Jesus of Nazareth. No matter what sphere of human experience you consider, no matter what period you examine the influence of Jesus Christ looms larger and wholly overshadows all the combined influences of every other person and time combined.Knowing what has been prophesied from the beginning of time and that Jesus of Nazareth alone fulfills all that has been foretold, how can there be any doubt? To deny Christ in light of what has been written is to stand in the clear light of day and say the sun does not shine. In the end, we won’t be able to credibly say, “I didn’t know.”

Christ's Enduring Love | Psalm 102-150 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Aug 31-Sep 6

Aug 27, 2026 36 min

Songs of Lament and Praise in the Psalms I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Aug 24, 2026 28 min

The final section of the Book of Psalms is filled with hymns of praise, thanksgiving, and worship—but woven throughout these sacred songs are powerful references to women, families, and the covenant community. In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems & Heroines, Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Psalms 100–150, uncovering the often-overlooked stories and symbolism surrounding women in these beloved chapters.Join Lynne as she examines difficult passages describing sons and daughters sacrificed to false gods, highlighting Israel's tragic departures from covenant faithfulness. She also discusses the joyful promises given to barren women, who are celebrated as mothers through the Lord's miraculous blessings, and the beautiful imagery of the fruitful wife whose family flourishes through righteousness.This episode also explores the fascinating role of the maiden watching her mistress, a vivid metaphor for faithful dependence upon God, along with the rich symbolism of the Temple Psalms, which celebrate worship, covenant making, pilgrimage, and the presence of the Lord in His holy house.Whether these psalms express deep sorrow, heartfelt repentance, or triumphant praise, they testify that God remembers His covenant people and invites all to worship Him with joy. Lynne Hilton Wilson provides historical context, Hebrew insights, and thoughtful commentary that bring these ancient hymns to life while highlighting the experiences of women and families throughout Israel's history.In this episode you'll discover:Why Psalm 106 condemns the sacrifice of sons and daughters to false godsThe hopeful promise to the barren woman who becomes a joyful motherThe symbolism of the fruitful wife and flourishing familyWhat the image of a maiden watching her mistress teaches about discipleship.The significance of the Temple Psalms and worship in ancient Israel How the final psalms invite all creation to praise the LordIf you enjoy thoughtful scripture study with a focus on the women of the Bible, be su...

"Stand Forever" Ep. 29 | The Truth—Is There A God Who Is Our Father? | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Aug 23, 2026 1 hr 0 min

Is there a God who is our Father? The answer to that question is simply, absolutely and unequivocally “yes” there is a God who is your father. The most compelling, life-transforming, and enduring evidence of God is the witness that comes from His Spirit. Having said that, reason plays its role as well. The Lord said, “And behold, all things have their likeness, and all things are created and made to bear record of me…” Look around and see how God manifests Himself to us, especially in our day, not only by the restoration, scriptures, and prophets, but also by all that has been revealed in this day of remarkable scientific achievement. Life on earth depends on a set of highly specialized and immensely complex combination of conditions. It involves complexity and precision that defy human comprehension in physics, astronomy, microbiology, biology, physiology, proportionality, consciousness, and cosmology. We see God every day if we have eyes to see Him. Just look around.

When Your Heart is Broken | Psalm 49-86 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Aug 24-30

Aug 20, 2026 32 min

Psalms: Widows, Young Maidens & Damsels with Timbrels I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Aug 17, 2026 26 min

Lynne's Handouts: https://scripturecentral.org/archive/books/book-chapter/psalms-49-51-61-66-69-72-77-78-and-85-86?searchId=0eb3e36bfb24dcd9bb1d1bece1531216b59539a8fde17ee80224af0653c92aa3-en-v=645fcb6The Book of Psalms is often called the hymnbook of ancient Israel, but woven throughout these sacred songs are powerful glimpses into the lives of women. In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems, and Heroines, biblical scholar Lynne Hilton Wilson explores Psalms 48–99, highlighting the women who appear in these poetic passages and what they reveal about faith, worship, and daily life in the ancient world.Join Lynne as she examines the widows who relied on God's justice and protection, the young maidens who filled the streets with songs of rejoicing, the damsels with timbrels who celebrated the Lord through music and dance, and the remarkable reference to women dividing the spoils of war in Psalm 68—a powerful reminder of women's essential role in sustaining their families and communities during times of victory and hardship.Along the way, you'll gain deeper insight into the historical and cultural setting of these psalms while discovering how their messages of hope, covenant, praise, and divine deliverance continue to inspire believers today. Whether you are studying the Old Testament through Come, Follow Me or simply seeking a richer understanding of the scriptures, this episode offers fresh perspectives on the faithful women whose stories are often hidden within the poetry of the Psalms.In this episode you'll discover:The role of widows in the Psalms and God's concern for the vulnerable.Young maidens and women leading worship through music and celebration.The significance of damsels with timbrels in Israelite religious life.The meaning of women dividing the spoils in Psalm 68 and its historical context.How these poetic references deepen our understanding of women's contributions in ancient Israel.Subscribe for more episodes of Handmaidens, Harems, and Heroines as Lynne...

"Stand Forever" Ep. 28 | The Truth—Primary and Secondary Questions | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Aug 16, 2026 41 min

How can you know the truth? How do you close the gap between your beliefs and the truth? How do you avoid deception? There are primary questions, and there are secondary questions. The primary truths and questions are the most important. Everything else is subordinate. There are very few primary questions. Here are four of them:1. Is there a God who is our Father?2. Is Jesus Christ the Son of God, the Savior of the World?3. Was (Is) Joseph Smith a prophet? 4. Is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints the kingdom of God on the earth? The secondary questions are unending. They include questions about Church history, plural marriage, people of African descent and the priesthood, women and the priesthood, and so forth. In a world of uncertainty, you can be certain about the answers to the primary questions not as a matter of faith but knowledge grounded in experience, study, reason and revelation, and if you are settled, you can chart your course without wavering like a “wave of the sea driven with the wind” or “tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine and the sleight of men.”

Heaven's Hymnbook: Meeting Christ in the Psalms | Psalm 1-46 | CFM 2026 | John Hilton III | Aug 17-23

Aug 13, 2026 34 min

Psalms: Most Quoted Book in Scripture I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Aug 11, 2026 26 min

In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems & Heroines, Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson begins an inspiring journey through Psalms 1–48, exploring the beauty, poetry, and profound faith found in the Bible's greatest collection of sacred songs. The Book of Psalms contains 150 ancient Hebrew poems, prayers, and hymns that have comforted, strengthened, and inspired believers for thousands of years. More than a hymnbook, the Psalms give voice to the full range of human emotion—from sorrow and fear to gratitude, hope, and joyful praise—while continually pointing readers toward God's sovereignty, mercy, and unwavering faithfulness.Lynne examines the historical setting of these beloved psalms, the artistry of Hebrew poetry, and the voices behind many of these sacred compositions, including David and other inspired authors. She also highlights the women who appear within the Psalms and the feminine imagery used to teach profound truths about God's covenant relationship with His children. Through these poetic masterpieces, viewers will discover timeless lessons about prayer, worship, repentance, trust, and finding peace in every season of life.This episode also explores why the Psalms held such a central place in the ministry of Jesus Christ. Of all the books in the Old Testament, Jesus quoted or referred to the Psalms more than any other, drawing upon their powerful prophecies and testimony of the Messiah. As Lynne traces these connections, she reveals how the Psalms deepen our understanding of the Savior's mission and invite each of us to worship Him with greater faith and devotion.Join Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson as she uncovers the rich spiritual treasures of Psalms 1–48, helping modern readers discover why these inspired songs have become one of the most cherished and enduring books of scripture.Please leave a comment below with your thoughts and insights regarding this video, and please consider subscribing to this channel and visiting our website for more content like this: https://sc...

"Stand Forever" Ep. 27 | The Truth—The Truth Shall Make You Free | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Aug 9, 2026 52 min

People at times criticize the Church, claiming it unreasonably restricts lifestyle and free choice. This point of view, while understandable, is truth turned upside-down. There is no freedom without choice and there is no choice without knowledge. Agency is expanded, not restricted by knowledge of truth. The greater the knowledge, the broader the agency and the greater the freedom. One cannot, for example, choose an eternal family, to be sealed to one’s spouse and children without the knowledge of sealing ordinances, priesthood, and the Restoration. One cannot choose to live the law of chastity without understanding the law and the consequences of obedience and disobedience. Many people do not understand and, therefore, they are not free to choose. The Lord reveals knowledge, line upon line, precept upon precept gently expanding agency commensurate with one’s capacity to understand and obey. Only by gaining knowledge are people “placed in a state to act according to their wills.” Otherwise, there is no decision to be made, no choice, no agency, no freedom—only the bondage of ignorance.

When Life Falls Apart | Book of Job | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Aug 10-16

Aug 6, 2026 29 min

Job: A Perfect Man is Made to Suffer I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Aug 3, 2026 30 min

Lynne's Handouts: https://scripturecentral.org/archive/books/book-chapter/job-1?searchId=a8dd520af9cccb105ecead9705857c1e2d90a7fcec95388137b247b4cc8521c8-en-v=fadf3b9 In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems & Heroines, Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the often-overlooked women of the book of Job, revealing powerful lessons about family, faith, loss, and God's abundant blessings. While the book is best known for Job's unwavering faith through immense suffering, Lynne highlights the important role of Job's daughters and what their story teaches about women's value in the Old Testament. Before Job's trials, his three daughters regularly joined their seven brothers in joyful family feasts, demonstrating a close-knit family where the daughters were fully included in family life. Their happiness was tragically cut short when a great wind destroyed the eldest brother's house, claiming the lives of all ten children in one heartbreaking moment. Lynne discusses how this devastating loss deepens our understanding of Job's grief and steadfast trust in God despite unimaginable sorrow. The episode also focuses on Job's remarkable restoration. After the Lord blessed Job once again, he became the father of three daughters—Jemima, Kezia, and Keren-happuch—whose beauty was renowned throughout the land. More significantly, Job granted his daughters an inheritance alongside their brothers, a rare and extraordinary act in the ancient biblical world. Lynne examines how this unusual decision reflects Job's righteousness, integrity, and generosity, while illustrating the abundant blessings God poured out upon him in the latter part of his life. Join Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson as she uncovers the rich historical, cultural, and spiritual insights surrounding the women of Job. Discover how these faithful daughters illuminate themes of covenant family, equality before God, hope after tragedy, and the Lord's power to heal, restore, and bless those who remain faithful through life's greatest trials...

"Stand Forever" Ep. 26 | The Truth—Endure to the End Part II | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Aug 2, 2026 57 min

When someone leaves the Church, especially when many leave, people wonder, “What do they know that I don’t?” A better question to ask is “What do I know that they don’t?” Some claim Church culture is driving people away, that members feel unseen, disconnected, empty, unheard, unnourished, and unfulfilled by their involvement, and the solution they say is a transformation to a more open, inclusive, transparent, loving, and tolerant culture wherein more people can comfortably gather. The ultimate question is not: “Do I fit in, feel loved, accepted, and comfortable?” The ultimate question is: “Is the Church true?” None of this is to say we should stand idly by as people walk out the door with broken and lonely hearts thinking, “there is no place for me here.” But belief trumps doubt. If you view the church from the institutional perspective, then the arguments for leaving make sense. If you view it from the kingdom of God perspective, they fall apart. From the institutional point of view, reason would suggest leaving or stepping back if, as an institution, it does not meet your criteria, your expectations, and your judgment of what the Church should be. But if you see the Church as the kingdom of God on earth with sole authority to administer the ordinances of salvation to God’s children on both sides of the veil, endow them with power to engage in His work and thereby bring them back to Him, then you will stay come what may.

For Such a Time as This | Book of Esther | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Aug 3-9

Jul 30, 2026 36 min

ESTHER: Faith, Leadership & Trust in God I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Jul 27, 2026 21 min

Lynne's Handouts: https://scripturecentral.org/archive/books/book-chapter/esther-1?searchId=0eb3e36bfb24dcd9bb1d1bece1531216b59539a8fde17ee80224af0653c92aa3-en-v=fadf3b9 The book of Esther is one of the most inspiring stories of courage, faith, and divine providence in the Old Testament. In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems & Heroines, Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the remarkable life of Esther, a young Jewish woman who rose from obscurity to become queen of the Persian Empire. Set within a culture where women were often treated as political possessions and valued primarily for their beauty, Esther's story reveals extraordinary strength, wisdom, and conviction. Lynne examines how Esther refused to let her identity be defined as merely a trophy wife and instead embraced her divine calling to protect her people. This episode also explores the difficult realities faced by women in the ancient Persian court, including the expectations placed upon queens and concubines, and contrasts Esther's faithful courage with the actions of Queen Vashti. Together, their stories shed light on the limited agency women often possessed while highlighting the remarkable ways faithful women exercised influence despite those constraints. A central focus of the discussion is Esther's invitation for the Jewish people to fast with her for three days before she risked her life by approaching the king uninvited. Lynne explains the spiritual significance of this collective fast and how Esther's unwavering faith in God gave her the courage to declare, "If I perish, I perish." Her willingness to sacrifice everything for her covenant people stands as one of scripture's greatest examples of faith, leadership, and trusting in God's unseen hand. Join Dr. Lynne Hilton Wilson as she uncovers the historical background, cultural context, and powerful gospel lessons found in the book of Esther, revealing why this courageous queen continues to inspire believers to stand for truth, defend God's people,...

"Stand Forever" Ep. 25 | The Truth—Enduring to the End, Part I | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Jul 26, 2026 1 hr 1 min

Enduring to the end is about getting to the end. It is about finishing. It is not gritting your teeth, gutting it out, biting the bullet, looking forward to a brighter, happier day, and it’s not just not smoking until you die. It is to do whatever is necessary to receive and follow the Holy Ghost, building up the kingdom of God as an active, contributing member of the Church of Jesus Christ beginning in your home, making a difference and never, ever, ever quit. Enduring to the end is to stay the course and finish. It is dogged faithfulness. Yesterday’s accomplishments, good deeds and triumphs should be remembered and cherished, but they are in the past. Yesterday’s mistakes should be remembered long enough to not repeat them, but they are in the past. Some people mistakenly live there, in the past either reliving, rethinking mistakes or coasting on past successes or labors. What you did in the past, good or bad is not nearly as important as what you do today.

From Captivity to Covenant | Ezra; Nehemiah | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | July 27-Aug 2

Jul 23, 2026 36 min

Ezra and Nehemiah I Persians Free Israel from Babylon I Handmaidens, Harems, Heroines I Lynne Wilson

Jul 20, 2026 31 min

Lynne's Handouts can be found here:https://scripturecentral.org/archive/books/book-chapter/ezra-and-nehemiah?searchId=0eb3e36bfb24dcd9bb1d1bece1531216b59539a8fde17ee80224af0653c92aa3-en-v=fadf3b9 What can we learn about the faithful women who helped preserve covenant identity during one of Israel's most important periods of restoration? In this episode of Handmaidens, Harems, and Heroines, Bible scholar Lynne Hilton Wilson explores the Old Testament books of Ezra and Nehemiah, focusing on the often-overlooked women who lived during the return from Babylonian exile and the rebuilding of Jerusalem. Although these books primarily highlight the leadership of Ezra and Nehemiah, careful readers will discover women whose faith, family influence, and covenant commitment played a vital role in the restoration of God's people. Join us as we examine the lists of returning families, the significance of women in preserving Israel's lineage and religious identity, the challenges faced by wives and mothers during a time of social and spiritual reform, and the covenant renewal that united the community. Lynne also discusses the difficult passages concerning intermarriage, the status of women in post-exilic Judah, and what these stories reveal about faithfulness, sacrifice, and covenant belonging.

”Stand Forever” Ep. 24 | The Truth—The Gift of the Holy Ghost | Elder Lawrence E. Corbridge

Jul 19, 2026 38 min

Nothing is as all-encompassing and all-inclusive as the gift of the Holy Ghost. The Comforter is the truth of all things, quickens all things, makes alive all things, knows all things, and has all power. Christ began and concluded His mortal ministry teaching about the gift of the Holy Ghost. Ask almost anyone what they most want in life and love, joy and peace in some combination will surface in the discussion. Paul taught the “fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace….” He also said, “Now the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that ye may abound in hope, through the power of the Holy Ghost.” The best of all human conditions in this life is to be endowed with heavenly power, to be born again, to have the gift and companionship of the Holy Ghost. Nothing is worth the loss of the spirit. This world is too difficult to traverse alone.

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