Scripture Central The God (and Prophet) who Weep | Moses 7 | Come Follow Me 2026 | John Hilton III | Feb 2-8
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Jan 29, 2026 A study of Moses 7 focuses on Enoch’s deep grief and the prophet’s vision of a suffering Christ. The conversation compares cultural images of crucifixion and urges fixing attention on Christ’s wounds. Themes of a compassionate, weeping God and divine comfort for suffering people emerge. The talk ends with hope: gatherings of righteousness, building Zion through small, faithful choices.
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Cross Brings Comfort In Deep Grief
- Enoch's despair is answered by a vision of the crucifixion, linking his sorrow to Christ's sacrifice.
- Seeing the Son of Man lifted up gave Enoch joy and comfort amid impending destruction.
Survey On Gethsemane Versus Crucifixion
- John W. Welch and Anthony Sweat surveyed students about which religious painting they'd choose as a gift.
- 97% of BYU students chose Gethsemane while only 30% at a Kentucky college chose crucifixion images.
Fix Your Eyes On Christ's Wounds
- Fix your eyes on Christ's wounds as the living Savior invites you to do in Doctrine and Covenants 6.
- Use that focus to connect personally with the Savior's suffering and love.
