(21) So far, this seems a lot lokw a judical hearing type thing. Until this verse and verse 23. When I intially read this verse I interpreted it as revelation. It just looks like business, business, business .... Unless the spirit prompt otherwise .... business, business, unless the Lord says otherwise ... business ect.
It seems as though diciplinary councels are set up like these high counsels. Was this the basis for the workings of a diciplinary councel?
*off topic a little* In the D&C especially, you see the word ensample a lot. I originally tucked it into the back of my head as example and subsituted example for ensample when I read it. But then I wanted to learn more, did it have another meaning? There is a lexicon that tells what the english translated words once ment in greek and hebrew. It's really cool, and each word has like 4 or 5 meanings. You click on the little number next to the word and it tells you that word's meaning given its original context. Click here for what I found. You can look up things yourself by going to http://www.eliyah.com/lexicon.html. It's really cool. Any how, The definitions i found were impressing. A figure for meditation; to be imitated. And example to be imitated. A pattern or warning. I liked it because, Christ doesn't use an ordinary word like example. Examples are to be concidered and looked at, ensample is to be imitated. When Christ gives an ensample, it is a voice of warning to be followed. End of story.
