Isaiah is really hard for me to understand, still. I am
grateful that Nephi thought he was weak in writing because it was so simple and
direct. What he thought was a weakness is such a blessing to me.
That being said, this was a neat chapter. I love where the
Lord says He tells us everything ahead of time so we’ll know it’s Him doing it.
He knows our doubts and stubbornness, and provides a way for us to believe as
easily as possible.
I also was moved by verse 18 where He tells us if we keep
the commandments our peace will be as a river and our righteousness as the
waves of the sea. I need to keep the commandments more carefully, because those
truly are the dearest wishes of my heart.
I don’t understand what He means about how He is doing it for His own sake. It
sound selfish, but I know God is not that. So what does it mean?
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July 11, 2012 - I get it now. It's a parenting kind of love, when you want everything for your children, and nothing more than their happiness and righteousness. And that is what YOU want more than anything. I totally get it now.
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