Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path. Showing older entries, page 12.
David Whitaker reflects on 2 Corinthians 9 and Paul's call to give cheerfully, from the scrap wood in his garage to the unspeakable gift of Christ.
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The abduction of Lamanite daughters by Noah's priests nearly destroyed Limhi's people. A chapter about assumptions, truth, and peace.
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The Lord explains the parable of the wheat and the tares and identifies the lawful heirs of the priesthood in this 1832 revelation.
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The tabernacle moves from blueprint to building. Skilled workers, generous giving, and the meaning of acacia wood and gold in Exodus 36.
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Paul describes the hardships of his ministry, warns against being unequally yoked, and reminds the Saints they are the temple of the living God.
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Paul rejoices as the Corinthians repent. What is the difference between godly sorrow and worldly sorrow in 2 Corinthians 7?
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Joseph Smith's letter on record keeping reveals the spiritual weight of consecration and the promise of one mighty and strong to set the house of God in order.
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King Noah's kingdom collapses as Gideon pursues him, the Lamanites attack, and a new leader rises from the ashes of betrayal.
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Paul shows how the light of the gospel shines through our weakness, and how light affliction works an eternal weight of glory.
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Moses calls for willing hearts to build the tabernacle, starting with a reminder that rest comes before the work.
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