Jacob 1:1-5
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- What does anxiety mean in the context of v. 5?
- Is a similar anxiety found in other scriptural accounts where revelation is received?
- In v.4, Jacob says that he has been instructed to record the dominant and important parts (heads) of any sacred revelation, preaching, prophecy, etc...He states at the end of the verse that he should do this for the sake of his people (Nephites, I assume) and for Christ's sake. Why does he say that this should be done for Christ's sake, when the Nephites would be the principle beneficiaries of the recorded prophecies?
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