HeyJaredThe Restored Gospel of Jesus Christ: Discussions on the Teachings of Apostle D. Todd Harrison
This podcast will discuss the teachings of Apostle of Jesus Christ - D. Todd Harrison: Jesus Christ's Apostle to All Nations and Generations. With more than 1. 3 million followers on Facebook alone, Apostle D.
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The Old Testament Book of Isaiah 13-14; 22; 24-30; 35 (opens the original)
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The Bible Old Testament Book of Isaiah 13-14; 22; 24-30; 35 Isaiah was not called to be a Prophet through councils, committees, or by the Presiding High Priest Hilkiah. The Lord Himself called Isaiah directly — opening the heavens, commissioning him personally, and sending him with a voice that shook the nations. In this week's chapters, Isaiah warns Babylon, lifts Zion, reveals the restoration of the Gospel and the priesthood's keys, and foretells the gathering of Israel. As a modern day direct
Bible Old Testament Isaiah 1–12: The Direct Calling of a Prophet For Both LDS and Traditional Christian Audiences-All Are Welcome Here (opens the original)
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Bible Old Testament Isaiah 1–12: The Direct Calling of a Prophet In this lesson, Apostle of Jesus Christ D. Todd Harrison teaches Isaiah 1–12 with unique apostolic authority. The Prophet Isaiah — Apostle D. Todd Harrison’s forefather — was called directly by the Lord in the heavenly throne room (Isaiah 6). His prophetic commission did not come from the Presiding High Priest Hilkiah, but from God Himself. Apostle D. Todd Harrison’s own calling follows this same ancient pattern: a direct commissio
God's Deliverance, Mercy, and Covenant Faithfulness in the Old Testament Book of Psalms with Direct Apostle of Jesus Christ D. Todd Harrison (opens the original)
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In this inspired message, Jesus Christ's directly called Apostle D. Todd Harrison opens the depths of his direct ancestor King David's Psalms and those of others found in 49–51; 61–66; 69–72; 77–78; 85–86, revealing the unbroken thread of deliverance, mercy, covenant loyalty, and divine intervention woven through David’s cries, confessions, and declarations. These Psalms expose the human condition—frailty, fear, repentance, longing—and then lift the believer into the realm of God's confidence, w
God’s Voice in the Bible's Old Testament Book of Psalms with Apostle D. Todd Harrison (opens the original)
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In this sweeping message, Direct Apostle D. Todd Harrison walks boldly through Psalms 1–2; 8; 19–33; 40; and 46, revealing the unbroken prophetic thread of God’s dominion, God’s order, and God’s covenant faithfulness in these latter days. From the separation of the righteous in Psalm 1 to the enthronement of the Son in Psalm 2… from the majesty of humanity’s calling in Psalm 8 to the blazing revelation of God’s law in Psalm 19… from the cries, victories, and covenant promises of Psalms 20–33 and
The Wondrous Message of The Bible's Old Testament Book of Job | Direct Apostle D. Todd Harrison (opens the original)
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When God Speaks Through Trials: The Wondrous Message of The Bible's Old Testament Book of Job In this inspired message Direct Apostle D. Todd Harrison unveils the deeper revelation within the Book of Job—showing how God uses suffering, silence, and accusation to reveal His sovereignty, expose the limits of human understanding, and greatly bless the recipient. Job’s trial was not punishment; it was a divine confrontation with every false voice, every rumor, and every presumption raised against th
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