🎄 The Gift Under the Tree | LDS Spiritual Thought

Описание: The Gift Under the Tree | The Atonement of Jesus Christ Explained | LDS Christmas Spiritual Thought

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The Gift Under the Tree | A Powerful LDS Message About the Atonement

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What if the Atonement of Jesus Christ is like a gift sitting under a Christmas tree?

In this LDS spiritual thought, we compare the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Restoration to the anticipation, arrival, and use of a gift at Christmas.

The Old Testament is the anticipation — prophets foretelling the coming Messiah.
The New Testament is Christmas morning — the Gift arrives.
The Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price teach us how to receive, use, and live because of that Gift.

Some people open the gift and rejoice.
Others reject it.
Some leave it sitting unused.

The Savior’s Atonement is not just something to admire. It is something to receive, apply, and live.

This message will help you:
• Understand the Atonement in a simple, powerful way
• Teach children and families about Christ
• Prepare for Christmas with deeper meaning
• Strengthen your testimony of Jesus Christ

The Gift has been given.

The question is:
Have we received it?

📖 Scriptures Referenced:

Isaiah 9:6
Isaiah 53
Luke 2
John 3:16
3 Nephi 11
Moroni 10

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The Gift has already been given.

What does it mean in your life to truly “receive” the Atonement?

I’d love to hear your thoughts below.