Join Rabbi Joe Charnes as he delves into Alma 23-29 from the Book of Mormon in this special Come Follow Me study session for Scripture Central. With a unique perspective, Rabbi Joe approaches the Book of Mormon as a Jewish text, aiming to uncover the profound layers of meaning embedded within its verses. If you'd like to connect with Rabbi Joe, you can find him on Facebook.

In this video, Rabbi Joe demonstrates how a deeper study of scriptural words opens up countless opportunities for understanding. He emphasizes that there is never just one explanation, but rather an infinite array of wisdom that each individual can discover. By peeling away the layers of the text, Rabbi Joe reveals the powerful and deep symbolism that resonates within the scriptures.

Whether you're a seasoned student of the Book of Mormon or exploring it for the first time, this study with Rabbi Joe Charnes will inspire you to dig deeper and find new insights in your scripture study. Don't miss this enlightening exploration that highlights the richness and complexity of sacred texts.

This covers the Come Follow Me Lessons of Alma 17–22 | July 1–7

BIO FOR RABBI JOE:
Rabbi Joe Charnes received his BA in psychology from California State University, Northridge. He went on to study in traditional Jewish seminaries in Los Angeles, California, Brooklyn, New York, and Jerusalem, Israel, and was ordained by Rabbi Mordechai Finley, PhD, of the Academy for Jewish Religion, California.

Rabbi Joe’s teachings center around exploring both the practical and mystical dimensions of the Jewish faith tradition. He is also deeply devoted to interfaith dialogue and engagement, and has been involved in numerous multi-faith events across the country and in Europe.

Rabbi Joe Charnes is married to his beautiful wife, Sarah Schechter, a Rabbi and Air Force Chaplain, recently retired. They live in the Denver area with their lovely daughter, Yael Emunah.
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Summary
In this conversation, Benjamin Griffin and Rabbi Joe Charnes discuss the importance of deep scripture study and interfaith dialogue. Rabbi Joe finds meaning in the Book of Mormon and the New Testament. They emphasize the need to savor and truly understand the words of scripture. They also discuss the concept of beholding, which signifies paying attention to something significant. They explore the idea that the land having no obstructions to preach is a metaphor for breaking down the barriers around our hearts that prevent us from truly internalizing and living the teachings of scripture.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
2:49 The Importance of Interfaith Dialogue
4:00 3 Things to Note about Rabbi Joe's Study Approach
8:18 Beholding the "very good." Hinei in Hebrew
21:05 "That the land MIGHT have no obstructions": A Path to Transformation
26:43 Pondering the Barriers we have to the Word entering our Hearts
29:17 Conclusion

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