Seeing Christ Everywhere

Learning to recognize the Savior in the scriptures—and in life.

One of the beautiful things about the scriptures is that they are all meant to point us to Jesus Christ. Sometimes that connection is obvious. Other times it takes a little deeper looking to see it.

Joseph’s life is one of the clearest examples in the Old Testament of someone whose story reflects the Savior. Joseph was loved by his father, rejected by his brothers, sold for silver, suffered unjustly, and eventually rose to save many lives. In many ways, his life foreshadows the life and mission of Jesus Christ.

The scriptures teach that “all things which have been given of God…are the typifying of him.” (2 Nephi 11:4)

This means the scriptures are not just stories—they are testimonies of Christ.

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When We Look for Him, We Find Him

As we begin to look for Christ in the scriptures, we begin to see Him everywhere—in stories, in commandments, in covenants, and in the lives of prophets.

And when we learn to see Him in the scriptures, it becomes easier to recognize Him in our own lives as well.

Reflection

How often do you think about Christ during your day?

When we intentionally focus on Him, we invite His influence, guidance, and peace into our lives.

“Nothing invites the Spirit more than fixing your focus on Jesus Christ.”
— President Russell M. Nelson

Today’s Daily Challenge

While you read the scriptures today, look for one way the passage you read teaches you something about Jesus Christ. Write down what you discover.

Grateful you’re here.

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