D&C 130:16-20
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Questions
- What can "principle" mean in verse 18? What of "intelligence"? How would such a principle of such intelligence rise with us (does this imply objectivation?)?
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Lexical notes
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Exegesis
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Verse 16
Joseph is "left . . . without being able to decide." This curious experience deserves close attention, perhaps provides a kind of model for doing theology in the face of revelation. What, then, is at stake here?
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Verses 20-21
- One law? See Jacob's blog post "What is the one law?" for a discussion of this referring to one law rather than every blessing having its own law.
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