Articles

Seven Words of Ultimate Love — exploring Jesus' final phrases from the cross, their roots in the Psalms, and what they teach us about forgiveness, salvation, and trust.

How the Jewish festival of Purim illuminates themes of divine providence, covenant faithfulness, and deliverance through unlikely channels — with connections to Psalm 22 and the Passover.

Did the tradition of finding meaning in the Hebrew letters begin with medieval Kabbalah? The primary sources tell a different story — one that stretches back to the biblical period itself.

The story of Joseph of Egypt is not merely ancient biography — it is a prophetic map whose lines run forward with remarkable precision to Lehi's family, to Joseph Smith, and to us. Exploring how God embeds dispensational patterns into scripture as a recurring covenant language.

From the Sabbath to Pharaoh's dreams, from Be'er Sheva to the seven Moedim, the number seven runs through Hebrew scripture as a recurring covenant token — always pointing toward the One who would fulfill every divine oath completely.

A structured reading of Alma 5 through the lens of the Passover Seder — mapping each of the 15 traditional steps to Alma's prophetic call to repentance, sanctification, and acceptance before God.

How the four cups of Passover, the seven feast days, and the kinsman redeemer reveal God's covenant with Israel as a marriage — from the Seder table to the Second Coming.

The Jewish Tanakh, the Protestant Old Testament, the Catholic Bible, and the Latter-day Saint canon — same ancient texts, different arrangements, different stories. A guide to what you're holding when you open the scriptures.

When Miriam took up her timbrel after crossing the Red Sea, she wasn't simply leading a celebration — she was acting in her role as a prophetess, participating

An exploration of the Hebrew terms for biblical musical instruments — from the divine shofar at Sinai to the bells on the High Priest's robe — and how Israel's encounter with God's voice shaped a musical tradition that runs from Genesis to Revelation.