In Hebrew, “eleh ha-devarim,” means “these are the words.” In ancient Greek, “Deuteronómion” means a “copy” or a “repetition” of the law. It is the last book of the Jewish “Torah.” The word Deuteronomy itself may be enough to intimidate all but the most determined and dedicated students of the scriptures. A key “atonement” term in Psalm 49 is the Hebrew p ād â and its nominal (noun) cognate pidy ô n, “ransom” or “redemption”: about Come, Follow Me Week 34 – Psalms 49–51 61–66 69–72 77–78 85–86įiled Under: Bible, Book of Mormon, Book of Moses, Come Follow Me, Doctrine and Covenants, Joseph Smith, Old Testament, Temples Come, Follow Me Week 21 – Deuteronomy 6-8 15 18 29-30 34ĭeuteronomy. In Psalm 49, the futility and folly of earthly riches is expressed in terms of the value of God’s redemption. Psalm 49 – The Price of Redemption, Christ’s Infinite Atonement, and the Temple The Psalms have much to teach us about the nature of God’s redemption and the role of the temple in that redemption. Additionally, as Latter-day Saints, we are obligated to consider how these texts, within their temple and covenant context, can better connect us to the atonement of Jesus Christ in our time, just as they connected ancient Israelites and Judahites to Jehovah. Everything in them should be read and reflected upon with that in mind.
The Psalms, originally written in Hebrew poetry, were the hymns of the ancient Jerusalem temple. Scott teaches religion classes at BYU-Idaho, is a managing director at Scripture Central, and host of the Church History Matters podcast. They discuss what the temple teaches about God’s plan for humanity and how the temple ordinances and covenants play a key role in that plan. In this episode, Jacob Crapo talks with Scott Woodward about how the temple and “Plan of Salvation” relate to each other. Whether you are preparing for a mission, your own temple sealing, or just desire to receive your own endowment we hope that this podcast will deepen your understanding of the doctrine surrounding the temple. We will cover topics such as the Endowment, temple sealings, covenants, ordinances, sacred temple clothing ,and common misconceptions about the temple. The purpose of this podcast is to do just that. Understanding the doctrine and purpose underlying the temple will help you be ready and excited to enter the House of the Lord. It can seem like a very unfamiliar experience for many, especially because we rarely hear details about what happens there. Attending the temple for the first time can be a bit overwhelming.
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