The True Remnant

  🎵 Wednesday Music Reflection 🌄 How Great Thou Art Every Wednesday afternoon I like to share a piece of music that has touched my heart. This week is one of those songs that needs no introduction. 🎶 Carrie Underwood — How Great Thou Art https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf6C0L_7-CA My dear wife and I had the opportunity to visit Nashville, Tennessee. One of the highlights was seeing the famous Ryman Auditorium, often called the Mother Church of Country Music. As I listened to this performance, memories came flooding back. This was also my father's favorite song. And now, as I get older, I think I understand why. 🌩️ Born From a Storm Many people don't realize that this hymn began with a storm. In 1885, a Swedish preacher named Carl Boberg was walking home after church when a violent thunderstorm suddenly appeared. Lightning flashed. Thunder rolled. The winds howled. Then, just as quickly as it came, the storm passed. The sky cleared. The birds began singing again. As he stood...

  MOHRHOHNAHYAH — The Prophet Who Walked in Two Worlds Listen to the Song of Zion:    https://suno.com/s/Iblln6I9ys5Vkzq9 "He saw destruction... yet he taught peace." There are very few men in scripture who witnessed as much sorrow as Moroni. He watched an entire civilization destroy itself. He buried his father. He wandered alone. He safeguarded a sacred record while the world around him collapsed. Most people remember him as the last Nephite prophet. But I have begun to wonder if that description is too small. The Nemenhah records preserve the name Mohrhohnahyah , offering another glimpse into a man whose greatest legacy may not have been preserving plates—but preserving the Way of Christ. Whether we read the Book of Mormon alone or also explore the Nemenhah record, one truth shines through: Moroni was never fascinated with war. He had seen enough of it. The Prophet Who Walked in Two Worlds One world was collapsing. Cities burned. Governments failed. Families were divid...

  🪶 WHERE DOES GOD MEET HIS PEOPLE?** *Temples, Sacred Space, and the Living Path* 🔥 **A Thought That Came to Me Today** Today I went to the temple with my wife. I’ve been in temples many times over the years, but lately something has been sitting in my mind. After studying the **Book of Mormon**, the **Nemenhah records**, and the teachings about the **Tuhhuhl Nuhmehn**, I started noticing something. The way people think about temples can be very different depending on the tradition. And that made me ask a simple question. Where does God actually meet His people? Is it only inside buildings? Or can sacred space exist wherever people are walking with the Creator? --- 📜 **Temples in the Bible** The Bible talks about temples many times. The ancient Israelites built sacred temples in Jerusalem. These were places where people gathered, prayed, and offered sacrifices. But the scriptures also contain an interesting warning. The prophet Stephen said: > “The Most High dwelleth not in ...

 🪶   WHY THE REMNANT WILL RECOGNIZE ZION BEFORE INSTITUTIONS DO** *A quiet pattern found in Isaiah, the Book of Mormon, and the Nemenhah teachings* 🔥 **Something the Scriptures Keep Showing Us** Over the last few videos we’ve been looking at something interesting. We looked at the **chiasmus patterns** in the Book of Mormon. We looked at the great chiasm in **The Lamentation of Mehnipahsihts** in the Nemenhah records — a blueprint showing how Zion collapses and how Zion is rebuilt. Then we talked about the **Tuhhuhl Nuhmehn**, the sacred path — the daily way people actually live Zion. Now something else begins to appear when you study all these records together. A pattern. A pattern that shows up again and again in scripture. Zion is usually recognized first by **ordinary humble people**… not by powerful institutions. --- 📜 **Isaiah Saw This Pattern** The prophet Isaiah described the Lord’s work in the last days with words that sound very familiar. He wrote: > “The ...

  🔥 The Sacrifice Wheel How Surrender and Service Help Build Zion 🪶 Out of all the Four Pillars, sacrifice may be the one most misunderstood. The word itself often makes people uncomfortable. Some immediately think: punishment, suffering, harsh religion, guilt, or endless self-denial. But the deeper I studied the Nemenhah teachings, the more I realized: sacrifice was never meant to destroy life. It was meant to transform the heart. That realization slowly became: The Sacrifice Wheel. And honestly? Without understanding sacrifice correctly, it becomes almost impossible to understand Zion correctly. Because Zion cannot be built by selfish people. 🌿 One thing repeatedly emphasized throughout the records is that nearly all growth requires surrender. Not because the Peacemaker enjoys suffering. But because pride, fear, greed, and control cling tightly to the soul. And often the only way higher things can grow… is for lower things to loosen their grip. That is the deeper purpose of sa...

  🌿 Be the Patient Listen to the New Song of Zion:   Be the Patient When the Lord Changed My Mission Hello, my friends. It's me again... just the old man from the sticks. A while back, the Lord taught me something I wasn't expecting. Actually... He taught me through a dream. For years I thought my job was to help heal everyone around me. If someone was hurting, I wanted to help. If someone was confused, I wanted to explain. If someone was struggling, I wanted to fix it. I thought that was what love looked like. Then the Lord quietly whispered something that changed everything. "Be the patient." At first, I didn't understand. I wanted to be the helper. The counselor. The teacher. The one with answers. Instead, He invited me to sit in the waiting room. To become the one receiving His care. 🩺 The Great Physician Sometimes we become so busy helping others that we forget we need healing ourselves. We carry burdens we were never asked to carry. We try to solve problem...

🪶 **THE TUHHUHL NUHMEHN WAY** **How the Sacred Path Teaches People to Actually Live Zion** 🔥 **From Warning… to Blueprint… to Walking the Path** In the last few posts we looked at something fascinating. First we saw how the **Book of Mormon** appears to move toward a sacred center — the moment when the resurrected Savior appears to the people. Then we looked at **The Lamentation of Mehnipahsihts**, where the entire book forms a giant chiasmus that teaches how Zion collapses and how Zion can be restored. Those two records give us something important: A **warning**… and a **blueprint**. But that raises a very practical question. How do ordinary people actually **live** those teachings? How does a community move from words on a page to a sacred way of life? That’s where another teaching from the Nemenhah records becomes very important. It’s called the **Tuhhuhl Nuhmehn**. --- 🌿 **What the Tuhhuhl Nuhmehn Really Means** The phrase can be translated in a few ways, but the idea is simple....