Every scripture reflection and discipleship note David has published on LDS Daily Path.
This archive collects David Whitaker's daily scripture reflections in chronological order, with short entries built to give readers one passage, one honest observation, and one practical thing to carry into work, family life, prayer, and ordinary discipleship. It is a daily log, not a church news feed, and the through line is steady, usable faith.
Jacob blesses his twelve sons with prophetic words that define the tribes of Israel and point forward to Shiloh, the coming Messiah from the line of Judah.
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D&C 49 refutes Shaker beliefs about celibacy, diet, and the Second Coming, revealing the original design God gave for marriage and creation.
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Jesus comforts His disciples in the upper room, declares Himself the way, and promises the Comforter in John 14.
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John 13 shows Jesus washing the disciples feet as a lesson in humility and the new commandment to love one another. What service costs.
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Prophecy of the sealed Book of Mormon coming forth in the last days and the three witnesses who would testify of it.
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Walnut slabs, hairline cracks, and what Nephi saw when he looked ahead to the Savior's visit to the Americas.
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D&C 48 shows how the early Saints balanced spiritual gathering with practical preparation like saving money and sharing land.
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Genesis 48 tells how the dying Jacob crossed his hands to bless the younger Ephraim over the firstborn Manasseh and what that means for divine timing.
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John 11 raises questions about divine timing, grief and miracle in the raising of Lazarus through David Whitaker's woodshop perspective.
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A reflection on John 12, from Mary's anointing to the triumphal entry to the grain of wheat, through the lens of a woodworker's shop.
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