Exodus 19–20; 24; 31–34 Part 2 • Dr. Aaron Schade • April 20-26 • Come, Follow Me
4/15/20261 hr 4 min
Dr. Aaron Schade returns to Exodus 19-34 with fresh eyes, reframing the Ten Commandments, the golden calf, and the lesser law not as a burden or punishment, but as a patient father, meeting covenant people where they are and walking them home.
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TIMECODE
- 00:00 - Part 2 - Dr. Aaron Schade
- 01:52 A paradigm shift: This is a day of creation
- 02:56 Expanding “Thou Shalt Not Steal”
- 04:40 Eye for an Eye was fair and not vengeful
- 05:10 Don’t Crush My Chips
- 07:37 Bearing false witness and taking things out of context
- 09:05 Thou shalt not kill: Reputation, confidence, hope
- 11:34 How far are we willing to go with God?
- 14:09 Moses’s son Gershom–a foreigner
- 15:57 Going up the mountain
- 17:55 Writing the covenants, the 12 pillars, peace offerings
- 18:54 Cutting a covenant involves blood
- 20:51 They saw God, and ate and drank with Him
- 22:24 D&C 27: God wants to dine with us
- 25:03 Moses to God: Let me know you are still there
- 26:52 The irony of building a calf out of expensive items
- 28:38 Building faith and a tabernacle
- 32:03 Shakat–corrupted but not corrupt
- 37:29 What priesthood did God remove?
- 40:51 A story of gain, not loss
- 44:56 Wherever we are, God is willing to help
- 47:33 President Nelson: temple worship and knowing Jesus Christ
- 51:31 The golden calf reframed
- 56:18 A father’s response to a daughter’s mistake
- 59:57 We become God’s helping hands
- 1:00:43 Face-to-face: As a man speaketh to his friend
- 1:02:14 The Ten Commandments and the golden calf–complete flipped
- 1:04:45 End of Part 2 - Dr. Aaron Schade
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First 90 secondsJohn Bytheway· Host0:01
Welcome to part two with Dr. Aaron Shade, Exodus 19 to 34.
Hank Smith· Host0:05
John, I feel for people out there who maybe are a little bit like me and, and, and don't do this very well. And it, it can't be about guilt and, "Ugh, I better do something on the Sabbath." It's gotta be about a relationship. Aaron, I really liked what you said. It's not about what you don't do, it's about what you create. You can create relationships on the Sabbath. You can create goodness and kindness and service and, and help and love.
Aaron Schade· Guest0:37
And that can be tailored to each of our personal experiences, 'cause it's so easy to point the finger at somebody else and just say, "Man, you're just... I can't believe you're doing that on the Sabbath," when in reality, maybe that's the best s- situation for me because I am trying to create a relationship with an individual that may not think like me, that may not have the same mentality about the Sabbath as me. But it doesn't mean that we can't do something in the spirit of love to create those relationships in ways that, again, are personalized to our individual experiences.
Hank Smith· Host1:09
Yeah.
John Bytheway· Host1:10
I love the connection you made between when we think of work, we think of work, labor, like being out there with a shovel or something. But God's work is bringing to pass the immortality and eternal life of all of us, and we can, like what you guys are saying, assist in that work with each other, with