Link to I Know that My Redeemer Lives Music Video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-P5y1hLiNtBM.html Sheet music available here: benjamingriffin98.wixsite.com/griffincreative/music
We have a daughter who has been on drugs for 25 years and the mental and emotional suffering us parents feel seem endless and forever. However I feel sustained by these podcasts, fasting and prayer as well as temple worship. Thank you for your help and support though you don’t know us personally.
Im also suffering for my son like you Sister, you are not alone! Im doing also what you are doing and though we don't know yet when is the best time for them to change but life must go on, just keep loving, hoping, and praying that one day our prayers will be answered!
Thank you for sharing your story. You’re amazing. Your daughter is in God’s hands because you work to put her there. I did a plethora of bad things as a teen & adult. Many years after I returned to the gospel. I began thinking about the danger I had put myself in many times. The thought came to me, how did I not die? The Spirit whispered, a mother’s prayers. I realized my mom’s prayers were what kept me safe and helped me to overcome where I had put myself in. Your prayers have strength, for her. Don’t give up. As Taylor said God is working to help her, even though we don’t see how it will all work out. He does, and that’s all that matters.
Dear Tyler and Taylor, I woke up this morning with a terrible nightmare. I have shared that a daughter of mine went missing 3 yrs ago and is presumed dead. My dream was so vivid and troubling and I woke up full of despair because I have no closure. Today your message gave me such comfort reminding me that I know my redeemer lives. I know he knows where my Heather is. I know Father is aware of my circumstances and loves me and Heather. Faith and hope are my anchors. Tyler the video of your son reached all the way to my mother heart. I love you two brothers and look forward to spending time with you each week and more. This message of the story of Job is humbling and such a great lesson for each of us. Thank you again... ❤️
Deborah, yes always hang on to your hope. My very dear friend's daughter disappeared at the age of five months. It was anguishing of course.The hardest part for her mother heart was not knowing if her daughter was dead or alive. Deborah, the Lord intervened, had always watched over her little one, and in a miraculous way her daughter was unexpectedly found and returned to her almost seven years later. Never, ever give up hope. Whether in this life or the next, your beloved Heather is alive and your faith will indeed eventually be rewarded in the Lord's loving timing , as was hers, and your heart be filled with rejoicing. May God bless you always, and I will remember you in my prayers.
I wanted to comment on the subject of health. I am 34 years old, have had MS for 20 plus years. I was diagnosed 13 years ago and it’s definitely made a HUGE change in my life. However, I was thinking about all the things I did in my youth while also still having the disease. I was unstoppable and an overachiever but as I contemplated all the things I did while not knowing I had MS, I was unstoppable. I wouldn’t trade my life and I’m a better person with MS.
I so appreciate the light and goodness that you two spread! The lesson on Job really helped me to bypass the ones who want to dwell on whether he was a 'real' person or not. You all taught what was the important place to focus - the Saviour!
T&T Brothers, What a inspirational and moving way to end the Podcast with Ben playing this hymn in a great setting. I really appreciate Elder Renlund's quote, "Infuriating Unfairness" but D&C 121:7-8,10 puts it all into perspective. Why do bad things happen to good people? We remember Job in Job 23:10, "He knoweth the way that I take: when he hath TRIED me, I shall come forth as gold." God has a plan and a purpose for all of us, TRUST HIM then he will exalt us from on high: thou shall triumph over all thy foes!!
Oh how I love the scriptures, CFM and the Lord. These lessons are beautiful gentle tokens of hope and encouragement. I know I can carry on and move forward with faith when I hear these beautiful words. This really made me reflect on my trials and the trials of my loved ones. As hard as the trials are, j just keep thinking there is something I am meant to learn that I probably would not have learnt any other way. I try to see trials as part of our eternal development. I love what Bro Griffin said about answering the question of suffering in the context of the atonement. When we look at this question with a natural man mindset, it's unfair and questions arise like 'why am I being punished?' But if I look at this question with the perspective of the atonement, I have deeper understanding and more patience. I love what was said about Job's friends and the story of President Kimball. Thank you for sharing this. I agree, most times just being present is all that is needed. I will train my mind more to just be present and to be quiet and not offer any solutions in those instances. I have a new appreciation for Job and the Lord. Always whenever I learn something new about the Lord I am amazed. Alot of times I smile at the heavens and say 'I knew it Lord, I knew you could do that, I just knew that about you'. I love what Bro Halverson said about the Lord being the same today as he was and is in the scriptures. CFM has been a huge help in assisting me to mentally close the gap on the God of ancient times to the God of today. To me he is one and the same, it took time for me to see this. I feel so happy that the God who walked with all the ancient Prophets walks with me today. This was also a deep and profound presentation about the living Christ. The words of the song are not just lyrics I sing, it is a statement and truth imprinted on my heart. I too know that my Redeemer lives from one end of the universe to the other, and through all the forevers. I really enjoyed the music at the end. It was such a beautiful touch to an amazing lesson. Benjamin is a beautiful piano player. I am going to add the song to my spiritual music playlist. Thank you guys, you are all absolutely beautiful ❤️.
Thank you so much for these awesome teachings! D&C 84:88 give me strenghth and comfort in my times of sorrow and affliction. Together with D&C 6:36 which help me to see my eternal pespective, back in the presence of my heavenly Father. I have these verses with me on a piece of paper. So when it's time again to "buckle up" I know I'm not alone and I can do this with God's help. Just one day at a time, one day at a time...! Thank you both for your time, effort and love!❤❤
This lesson brings true to my life and so many different ways right now getting out and going to church is not my way of life please thank your son for the rendition on the piano of I know my redeemer lives I could listen to the piano for hours God bless you all and please keep up the world and be with others who are striving to grow in the gospel
Thank you for another uplifting and informative episode. I felt the Spirit so strongly at the end and it was wonderful to end with Benjamin’s beautiful rendition of “I Know that My Redeemer Lives.” Thank you ALL for the gift of this weekly class. I appreciate it very much.
It should be noted that - in the LdS scheme of things, anyway - Job ends up with twice as many children as he started. Half of them here in mortality, and half who were waiting for him in the Spirit World. Families are forever!
Always a blessing listening to the lessons and most importantly the things that I learned that edify my life for the better. This lesson changed my views on pain and suffering we faces in this life, it’s a blessing not a cursed, to bring us closer to our Redeemer and be perfected in Him. Thank you Taylor and Tyler for this amazing lesson❤️
I just wanted to thank you for this lesson, and Tyler especially for the puns and jokes he manages to include in each lesson. They always make me smile! Thanks for all that you do.
I forgot to mention how much I LOVED Benjamin's BEAUTIFUL rendition of 'I know that my Redeemer Lives' ...Plz thank him for us all! We have loved ALL the guest , they are an added measure to these Wonderful Lessons!
My daughter has been clean for more then a year now. She has come back to church and attends regularly. Also she is paying her tithing and is realizing for herself how keeping God’s commandments bring great blessings. Thank you for your kind and supportive words. Truly thru exercising patience in the Lord, never giving up brings great relief when the trial is finally completed. ❤
Thank you once again for another uplifting lesson. it helps put my own challenges in context and strengthens my faith that i am never alone when going through challenges. Thanks also to Benjamin for playing so beautifully.
I had a bulging disk that was 3/4 of the way out of my vertebrae and it made me experience excruciating pain. I suffered with this for a year before I was able to talk a surgeon into giving me back surgery. Even though it was such a horrible experience for me to go through, it made me appreciate how much pain Christ suffered in Gethsemane. Christ’s pain was unimaginable.
I felt compelled to read each comment as I knew I would be taught also by those who have suffered, pled, grieved or moved by this very important lesson on our relationship to God and Jesus Christ! I testify that MY Redeemer lives! Thank you for this lesson today.
I love the Hymn played at the end. It has been one of my favorite hymns since I joined the Church. and...I KNOW THAT MY REDEEMER LIVES! Thank you both.
Absolutely beautiful and heartfelt love this section of the Old Testament so much to be grateful for , so much to be humble for . I love that you tiered in the hymn My Redeemer Lives both the hymn and the lesson are so beautiful. Thank you is all I have in this heart ❤️ to say how I love you both and how you teach with such joy, kindness and simplicity for even my heart to understand. Never stop doing this it is so needed in the world today for us all and you are all in my prayers always. God’s blessing to you all forever.🤗🤗🤗🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏Know that you are♥️
Magnificent! Everything you´ve taught makes sense because you´ve taught by the Spirit. Please keep planting or sharing the seeds of light. Thanks you both!
And thank you for the special musical number at the end. I didn’t see in the description who it was, but it was very well presented. Also, thank you to all who put so much into producing and editing these videos. We love you all, and appreciate you all
On July 18, 1974, I had spent 7 days in a pediatric ICU and was in my 3rd day in a recovery room after having had a very brief ride on a horse. Within moments of a cousin placing me on a horse, the horse had bolted, jumped its corral fence, charged into the nearby intersection onto a state highway and ran in front of a speeding semi that was hauling 2 fully loaded trailers. The semi was traveling 50 MPH when it hit the horse. The collision tossed me something like 20 to 40 feet. I landed face first into the windshield of the semi and bounced when the back of my head hit the pavement. My mother had been in my room every day. Had read through the Book of Job, maybe 2 or more times. More than 48 years later, I can still remember opening my eyes and feeling like I had recently lain down for a brief nap. I was fully refreshed and I felt no pain anywhere in my body. I remember seeing my mother sitting in a chair at the foot of my bed, on the left of my bed. I sat up and asked, "Why am I in this hospital?" As my mother began telling me what she understood about what had happened, she wasn't there, I remembered gaining permission to ride the horse. I have never had any memory of my cousin placing on the horse. Nor of the horse bolting, jumping the corral fence or of any part of the accident. By my understanding, perhaps an hour after I was placed on the horse, one of my paramedics called my aunt's house. The cousin who had placed me on the horse, picked up the phone and heard the paramedic tell her that I had died soon after I had been removed from the scene of the accident, and that "all efforts of resuscitation had failed." I have never had any memory of dying in the ambulance, nor of anything that I might have experienced while I was dead. My mother told me, right after I asked her "Why am I in the hospital?" that l had "Smashed in my forehead, smashed in my nose, shattered my right cheek bone, broken my jaw and crushed the back of my head. When God opened my eyes, I had 2 fingernail sized scabs on my forehead. No other abrasions or bruises. Not even any bed sores. I felt no pain anywhere in any part of my head, or anywhere else. And the entirety of Job's Trials played through my mind while my mother was telling me about my accident. Before my mother was done with telling me about my accident, I decided that, like Job, that I would have to refuse to curse God.
Ooh! My dear brothers, it's been so long not commenting. I want to say, i'm so speechless. You indeed teach the doctrine. When you both taught, i took myself inside Job's shoes and couldn't find myself. I introspect my spiritual behavior and wish to be like him Here, we've learned a lot about Christlike traits. I love Job. A good example on our Covenant path.
Thank you you all for this wonderful lesson and a beautiful music, you guys are amazing, I really love the way you teach, make so easy for me, when I go back and read the scriptures .
The comforting part applies equally to those in recovery in the hospital. If someone stays too long it can be extremely tiring . You love the visit but short is better.
So uplifting. We had Sunday School, yesterday. I listened to you today. This has wonderfully completed the lesson of yesterday. Thank you very much for you great insights!
Thank u Tyler and Taylor for the beautiful insights you always share with us each episode’s and the lesson we learned. Thank you Benjamin Tyler Griffin for the beautiful music I really love that song. I know my Reedemer lives! God Bless you all!
BYU Round table with Terry Ball, Richard Draper, Ray Huntington, and Eric Huntsman shares some powerful insights on Job as well. They present lots of evidence that he is a real person. Love your videos and all the work you put into it to help so many of us.
@@emaartamor I agree! They're still one of my favorites. The four men and or woman at each round table brings a wealth of knowledge. It's hard pressed to find such insights in a very packed half hour of spiritual wealth.
Music is a message all of its own. In this case, Benjamin’s beautiful rendition on the piano was a capstone to a beautiful verbal discourse on the book of Job!
At the beginning of the podcast there was a hint that this might be an allegory, then I remembered Jesus reply to Joseph Smith as he was in Jail in reference to Job. Thus Job was a real person
Bro Casey Griffiths did a Book of Mormon central video also on Job and said that the part that may be an allegory is the dialogue between satan and the Lord, but Job was definitely a real righteous man who lived.
@@disciplesofjesuschrist2026 yes, thank you-U are right. All valid points. I was just repeating what BYU professor Casey Griffiths shared, not my words 😑
Love these lessons you two are amazing your lessons are so valuable!!!!!! The spirit you bring is noticeable!!!!!! Thank you.. as I am going through some health issues this brings me hope thanks you
What a wonderful lesson and insights and strong spirit that you have shared. Indeed I was also convinced for years that I had sinned grievously, so that I also had to be severely tested. Although I did not understand why small children often went through severe trials....Now I definitely understand better. Hug your Benjamin (I also have a Benjamin) he plays with all the feeling that the Holy Spirit invites. Thank you Benjamin. Welcome to Belgium...
Wow. It was wonderful. So long years to learn from you the objective of Job book. Your vision gave me hope and strength to keep up doing the work of God. We are here to accept everything, it doesn't matter whether blessings or trials.
Thank you to the both of you for your insight to the Old Testament each week. I especially love this lesson on Job. The music at the end by Benjamin was a lovely touch too. Bless you both.
Love, love your explanation of the history and truly enjoy the spiritual message the verse by verse explanation brings ❤❤ Thank you both for your time and effort ❤❤❤
Beautiful lesson & the video by Benjamin at the end was just gorgeous! Talent definitely runs in the family (credit to both you Tyler & your wife). ❤️❤️ Now following his RU-vid channel.
On the 23rd Psalm: These are the psalms of King David who gained the faith to face Goliath from being a shepherd and defending his flock from the lions and bears, he knows what he is writing.
Thank you for the wonderful lesson. I learn so much from you both. It really helps me to understand better the scriptures, it enriches my Come Follow Me weekly studies. ❤️ from 🇧🇷
Part of our progressive state in mortal life involves adversity. This is an essential transition to the next life. How do these trials of adversity help us in the life after. There was a war in heaven where God faced adversity with Satan and lost a third of the host of heaven. Are we to face similar adversities? If so, what else?
Thank you so much for your podcasts. I enjoy watching them and always feel uplifted and learn something new every time. The musical number at the end was beautiful.
Shared this on Casey's Job presentation but I feel it is of value . I find it interesting the letters of Jobs's name in Hebrew - איוב . Aleph, Yud, Vav, and Beit. And? Well, Aleph is the first letter of El, Elohim, and related to God. Then is Yud, the first letter of Yehovah (Jehovah), and the first letter of Yisrael (Israel). Third, is Vav, which is the letter related to 6 and then the material world, or most importantly, Man. Finally, is Beit, or house/relationship. Point made: God Jehovah Man Relationship. The relationship between God, Jehovah, and man. If you remove the Vav (man) from this word you get Ayab- to hate (as one of an opposite tribe or party); hence to be hostile- to be an enemy. The definition is Strongs. Exegesis is that Job is in a proper relationship with God the Father, Yehovah our God, and man in proper order. Remove man and he is an enemy, "for the natural man is an enemy to God." (Mosiah 3:19). To me this is the beautiful work of God. My testimony.
Something came to mind when I was thinking about Job yesterday. It's this. Suffering and trials are possible to go through and handle well if we are guiltless. Suffering caused by sin is where suffering becomes unbearable. Job was guiltless and his conscience was clear so his suffering was supported by God. God cannot support us in sin... only in repentance. I only know from my own experiences.
Wonderful 😊. I absolutely understand what you mean by this insightful lesson. I'm so grateful for you both for helping us to understand our Heavenly Father's plan for us three adversity and understanding the difference from opposition_
Beautiful lesson about trusting in the Lord entirely and I love the instrumental music at the end of the lesson. Music is so powerful and brings peace to my soul.
Thank you for explaining this to me. Before you lesson I didn't understand why all this was allowed to happen to Job. Thank you each week. God bless you both and your families
Tyler has lots of clothing rustle because of his jacket rubbing over the mic. Placing the mic in the knot of the tie will avoid this problem in the future.
Tyler and Taylor the trouble I have always had with Job is the part where God and Lucifer are having a conversation about Job. If Lucifer is case out, how can he be in the presents of God, and having conversations face to face.
Even though Lucifer cannot enter into God's presence, God can go wherever He wants to accomplish His purpose. And also we don't know exactly what constitutes "in His presence."
