Like he wanted to, but we didn't. And I met with another seminary teacher who was over the program. What are you talking about I gotta move." My last question for you is what does it mean to you to be all in the gospel of Jesus Christ? I think he's saying, "Abraham, are you all in right now? She invited me I said yes. Here are three questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week . And she says, "Yeah, I'm Mandy." This was so fun. They use an and. Like, it's a little letter, that means and it's a vav. So I just gave it to her. And then she introduced me to Dr. Carli Anderson, who has a PhD in Hebrew. Here are three questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week, accompanied by Hall's insights that add new meaning to the beloved verses. I love that Abraham example and just thank you so much Tammy for taking the time to be with me. Huge for me. That was like the most productive I felt I had beenI didn't consider raising kids as productive. Tammy, welcome. We're like, "Morgan. Lisa Valentine . 4.8 out of 5 stars. Sunday on Monday is a Bookshelf+ exclusive. She's a great cook, she serves the homeless, she's not afraid of the snow." Here Are 3 Insights into the Verses, Divorcement, Mercy, and Hearken: 3 Words that Add More Meaning to 2 Nephi 610, Why Didnt Laman and Lemuel Just Go Back to Jerusalem and 2 Additional Questions from 2 Nephi 15, Does God Have Favorites? And I'm up there in front of these students. And it really was nine months later. Here are five questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week, accompanied by Hall's insights tha That the Lord is going to take you further than you could take yourself. That's how we've done it. And I love thatI feel like Abraham's like " . It's hard.

And I walk up and I say, "Hi, my name is Tammy, we've never met. He's going to do more for you than you would do for yourself. And so I would sometimes volunteer to do that. But thank you for your testimony today and for being so raw and vulnerable." And what a cool thing to be able to facilitate for people. ", And I was like, "Who has a pen and paper?" I'm going to study Hebrew." I don't care what I'm studying. Tammy Uzelac Hall: There's something significant about tears in scripture, and I brought something that I want to show you. And kids were runningit was chaos. but then, I think how about how sad for those wives because they're under all this pressure to be perfect. . The stories found in these gospels will have us all wondering about when He comes again. This is an age-old question that can both inspire and intimidate. 2023 Keynote Speakers Tammy Uzelac-Hall Tamara Uzelac Hall grew up in Utah and Missouri. You know, I think you've become very protective of yourself. And they don't need that kind of stuff. I'm really going to study it. Customer reviews. And so it's just this, it's actually the most beautiful poem. Let me find out." Tam, "T-A-M," comes from a Hebrew root word that means integrity. Sister Christina Heltsley, Tammy Uzelac Hall, and John Tenney share how they rely on the Lord. And he just really empathized and I decided to take it to scripture, and I just started reading all the different ways to feel the Spirit because I felt like I hadn't felt the Spirit in a long time. Tear jars date clear back to the time of ancient pharaohs in Egypt and in Middle Eastern societies. And he called me on Thursday and asked me out on a date. ", He's like, "I already had the Nicholas Sparks movie. Yeah, I love it. In this episode of Unnamed Women of the Old Testament, we will tell the stories of the weaverswomen who lent their hands and wise . So then she became my new Hebrew teacher, Mandy Greene. And he's frustrated, because in chapter 15, of Genesis, he says to the Lord, "Look, you haven't even given me posterity. And that was a real rude awakening. See less Comments For sure. And then I read it's a spiritual gift in the scriptures. Tammy Uzelac-Hall: If you notice this theme, we have these women who are saving Moses. She even played the guitar. But before we get to that you have a pretty wild story of meeting your husband. In my mind. Oh, she was the Maria of seminary teachers. I mean, No, I'm not going back. Episode 168 Tammy Uzelac-Hall won't lie to youher life as a single woman was easier than when she married and became an insta-mom to two children who had lost their mother. I mean, I'm really mad at God. Hi. Our bonus episode today is a taste test of LDS Living's new Sunday on Monday study group, where host Tammy Uzelac Hall digs in Log In. So then you were faced with kind of a big decision you decided to stop teaching when you got married? And he just was a hoot, like, and in fact, he'd teach us and then he'd finish the lesson and walk right into his office, like the show was over, "That's all folks." But once you get that alphabet down, it just comes alive. . It was awful. She is a host for Time Out for Women, a featured speaker at Temple Square Youth Conferences, Retreat for Girls, girls camp, and has been a speaker at BYU Womens Conference. Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Living's newest podcast, "Sunday on Monday," a weekly podcast focused on "Come, Follow Me" that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. Especially when they're doing it together? Divorcement, Mercy, and Hearken: 3 Words that Add More Meaning to 2 Nephi 6-10. Sister Christina Heltsley, Tammy Uzelac Hall, and John Tenney share how they rely on the Lord. Editors Note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Livings newest podcast, Sunday on Monday, a weekly podcast focused on Come, Follow Me that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. 1,665 CAP. You're going to figure this out. I'm like, yeah, I don't want to be virtuous anymore. And how did you become a seminary teacher? First, I watched the Five-Minute Fireside from Sunday on Monday host Tammy Uzelac Hall on what it truly means to be a virtuous woman. But if they knew it was about a relationship with Adonai, Jehovah, it would change everything. That is my spiritual gift. It's kind of weird. And then I studied it in Hebrew, and it is none of thatit's completely 100%, about a powerful woman who's filled with Christ's power because of covenants that she keeps. When did this interest develop for you? Lets study her example in Matthew 15 and Mark 7 and see if we cant bring a little more humilityand thereby a little more peaceto our lives. . When thinking about the Second Coming of Jesus Christ its easy to think of the Primary song When He Comes Again. There are a lot of thought provoking questions from the childrens song like, will Earth be white with drifted snow, or will the world know spring?
That God thinks I'm precious. Oh, yeah, for sure. How here's the Book of Mormon with this Hebrew structure that no way Joseph would have known, and so there's just little things like that throughout the Book of Mormon, that make itfor memade it come alive when I was like, "Oh, my gosh. And I love how at the end of verse 16, the Lord says, "You need to leave, you need to go away from your father's house and from all your kinsfolk." My first word that I loved the most was Elohim. It's every Thursday night for two hours, I think, or three. He hasn't inherited his land of inheritance. I mean, every day. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to share what you learned this week. that was the Lord saying to me "You can do this. And when I learned that Elohim means Gods, it'soh my gosh, it just opened the whole world of female inclusion like finally women have a place in this Godhead. Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. One thing Tammy, that you've talked about on "Sunday on Monday" is the power that lies in studying scriptures together with others. And I went to a breakfast with a friend of mine. Tammy Uzelac Hall 4.56 108 ratings21 reviews Genres Religion Church Nonfiction Kindle Edition Published March 1, 2022 Book details & editions About the author Tammy Uzelac Hall 1 book6 followers Ratings & Reviews What do you think? And so, getting to know someone on that level, when you can be transparent and really know what they're going through, it allows for a level of serviceI really struggled with that when I first got married. . So there." 1,243 followers. Why won't you just say, 'mom'?" We need another voice." or. Why do you believeand this is what you give people, I think that's the cool thing about "Sunday on Monday," and I loveoccasionally I notice on my Facebook feed, I'll notice like, you know, these discussions that are being had on the "Sunday on Monday" Facebook page, and you always engage in them. NotI mean, it blew my mind.

With Hebrew, humor, and reassurance, author Tamara Uzelac Hall injects a much-needed dose of reality into women's interpretation of this section of scripture with this truth: all of us are virtuous. 1,243 Followers, 250 Following, 73 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Tammy Uzelac Hall (@tammyuzelachall) tammyuzelachall. This is All In, an LDS Living podcast where we ask the question, what does it really mean to be all in the gospel of Jesus Christ? And then our second daughter, she has mild cerebral palsy. So we studiedthere's really nobody to take Hebrew with in Utah, other than this rabbi, and he just taught a basic intro to Hebrew. And I had all the skill set. But during the dating, yes, for sure. She recently authored her first book Far Above Rubies. And then he would leave. And thoughtand that's in the video Morgan that you saw. Editors Note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Livings newest podcast, Sunday on Monday, a weekly Come, Follow Me focused podcast that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. Yeah, thank you. Start your free 30-day trial at deseretbook.com/sundayonmonday. Well, I think you do such a good job of describing that and that experience. And they said, "We need someone to teach at the women's prison." Why didn't she live? Of course. That's how I paid for college. Or what would be your advice to others who are in a similar situation? And so, get your Bible study together and study the Scriptures. And there were for me when I first was married, I was like, "I don't know if I want to do this anymore. Feature by John Fordham. Tammy Uzelac-Hall wont lie to youher life as a single woman was easier than when she married andbecame an insta-mom to two children who hadlost their mother.

I just believe. He would have been like, "Uh, Joseph, should we just put a comma here and call it a day?" ", And I was teaching Pearl of Great Price Institute class at LDSBC the LDS Business College, which is now Ensign college. Acoustic Triangle. She received both her Bachelor's and Master's Degree from BYU. Even the people who helped had to be "wise hearted" and willing to give only the best of the best. Oh, so much value. So, ugh. This is hard." So Ithat is why it's so important to know these Hebrew words, because if it were written in Hebrew, it would have been, there's a lot of cool Hebrew linguistic styles and themes in the Book of Mormon. And her name is Mandy. ", And they're going to be a lot of moments where we sigh. And of course, in my mind, I'm looking for a quick getaway, and what clothes am I going to pack and what am I going to need, and I probably need cash, you know, like everything in my head. Here are five questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week, accompanied by Hall's insights tha Like I couldn't play the guitar. Mandy Green: Miriam is actually super heroic and super amazing. Join Facebook to connect with Tammy Hall and others you may know. And he's like, "I don't know. And I remember at that moment, then I started crying. Oh, my gosh, I love that question, Morgan. Tammy Uzelac-Hall won't lie to youher life as a single woman was easier than when she married and became an insta-mom to two children who had lost their mother. And it just wasn't cutting it. We are so grateful to Tammy Uzelac Hall for joining us on today's episode. Sharpie eventually comes off. Rainey Cardon Christofferson, Tammy Uzelac Hall. I mean, how about that? Tammy Uzelac-Hall won't lie to youher life as a single woman was easier than when she married and became an insta-mom to two children who had lost their mother. Tamara Uzelac Hall grew up in Utah and Missouri fully intending to get married, raise her 12 children while putting her husband through medical school, God had other plans. That's a great question, Morgan.

And I think in that verse, the Lord isn't so much saying to Abraham, "I need you to be perfect." And so how would you say that it enhances the entire canon of scripture that we read as Latter-day Saints? Okay. And my husband came home from work and found me in the closet.

And now of course, the Spirit's set me up on a blind date, of course. This week as we study Matthew 26, Mark 14, and John 13 we will discuss the important people in our livesand who is important to Jesus. Like it wasn't what we were looking for, like all I learned was the alphabet and barely even learned it. And he's like, "Yeah, you should totally do it." Thank you very much.". And I just started, you know, sobbing and crying. And I think whatthe reason why that's possible is because of that scripture. Full episodes can be accessed with a Bookshelf+ subscription. ", And while most people think that is the rudest answer, I laughed so hard, because that is my favorite thing about my husband, he makes me laugh every single day. Sister Christina Heltsley sees potential in the St. Francis Center in the Redwood City community. So I said, I would do it. Tamara Uzelac Kneevi . And she's in herI think she's, well she's in her 80's now, but she started taking Hebrew with me when she was 73.

I'm just giving you a heads up. Here are questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week, accompanied by Hall's insights that add new meaning to the beloved verses. Are you all in? "The Lord is going to take you further than you could take yourself. You know, I probably will, because I've dated the free world." And these kids aren't obeying me and they don't love me and they love their mom more than mewell, of course they do. It is a poem. I think is a big one. And so I'm just going to live my life, andI always joke, "I'm going to become a Mormon nun, and just take care of everybody." I can't wait. And so I think that's awesome. Editors note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Livings "Sunday on Monday, a new weekly podcast focused on Come, Follow Me that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. And so I have prayed for long suffering and gentleness, probably every day of being a mom. How Jacob's Teachings About Pride and Polygamy Still Apply Today Editor's Note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Living's Sunday on Monday, a new weekly podcast focused on Come, Follow Me that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. God had other plans. And they don't have that rule anymore. I love this. Oh, it absolutely was for me. Even after having my own two children who I thought it'd be so much easier to raiseyeah, it's not. And it's scary, didhave you felt like that through your engagement? I like that more than being a weirdo.". And we had been praying that we would be able to find someone who could teach us Hebrew. Tammy Uzelac Hall is on Facebook. And I went to sacrament meeting, and this woman gets up to bear her testimony. The other word was 'peculiar.' And so I think that isthat's really beautiful. Like Steve, Jim, Rick, whatever. And then she said, because at this point, it gets hard. But at the moment, it just, I mean, I was excited to get married and be a mom, but boy, I remember that first day waking up as a mom, and not going to teach and not finding my identity as a, you know, a single woman with a career and doing what I want when I want for myself. 1 distinct work Similar authors. Telephone: +44 (0)23 8059 6352. And now she teaches advanced Hebrew. Here are five questions readers might have in their studies of the Book of Mormon this week, accompanied by Hall's insights tha Like, when did you first think, Oh, I think I should study this? And it means whole or complete. . The scriptures have been a real source of strength to me, I think in dating as well. And he was a little bit quirky. Here are questions that "Come, Follow Me" readers might have in their studies this week, with helpful insights from Tammy Uzelac Hall, host of the Sunday on Monday Study Group Because I had always thought when we say we're a peculiar people that we're weirdos, and then to realize in Hebrew, it's 'segullah,' which means owned, or precious. Yes, well, the way it worked back in the day, is there was a rule where a woman could teach seminary, and she could even teach married, but the moment she had her first child, she was required to quit. And you know what, the Lord has continued to bless me and never in the way that I thought. So you outlasted me by eight years. But she embraced the challenge, gave up her job as a seminary teacher, and dove headfirst into motherhood. If you have friends that are like that, it makes your friendship so much more meaningful, because then reallygosh, you just get to know who they are. It sounds like a joke, so tell me how it felt walking into that class? And thenand that's a huge part, I think of being a disciple of Christ, and then being open ourselves. And so today, we are going to do that and I will cross it off my bucket list. It just hadn't even registered in my brain that that was something that was important. Author and podcast host Tammy Uzelac Hall provides insight into how studying Hebrew changes the way she interprets scripture. Being offended is a universal experience, but how we react is a very individual matter. And we read verse 16. I was excited and terrified at the same time. And I thought that was so interesting, that the Spirit had warned me. And that's what it was like, for me. And I've witnessed that time and time again, every time on the podcast. He was a lot younger, I think he was in his 20s, newly married and he is kind of in the line to take over for his father, who's the head rabbithe rabbi, I guess, here in Salt Lake. And Anna's like, "Because I'm not ready to yet.". I mean, listen, I didn't get to 34 and single by not being good at breaking up. Like I have to leave. She served a mission in Fresno, California, worked as a Social Worker until God steered her life in a completely different direction, becoming a Full-time Seminary and Institute Teacher. And I love that's the theme of your podcast. I don't think I'll ever . Both designs available at deseretbook.com! Another thing that I wanted to make sure that we talked about, like I said, I've been hanging on to this is this love for Hebrew. Yeah. Because I don't know what else to do. The Let's Dig In journal isn't your ordinary Come, Follow Me study companion.Created specifically for Sunday on Monday listeners in mind, this journal includes a Hebrew word for each week chosen by the podcast host, Tammy Uzelac Hall.
you know, take that step forward. In that verse, if you go and highlight all the "ands," there are 18 "ands" in one verse. And Joseph's like, "No, write the 'and,' give me a comma, write an 'and.'" And I said, "I'm in. I could not write my number down fast enough. And he said to me, this experience will change your life. I had just purchased a home on my own because I realized, I'm probably never getting married. I thought, how will my husband ever love me the way he loved Michelle? Jan 31, 2020 - Editor's Note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Living's newest podcast, "Sunday on Monday," a weekly podcast focused on Come, Follow Me that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. Like, notin my mind. What? But boy, by the time I was done teaching there, I knew everything. As a seven-year student of Hebrew and former Seminary teacher, Tammy also provides the meaning of the Hebrew words and a related scripture or quote for each .

The Let's Dig In journal isn't your ordinary Come, Follow Me study companion. Very good. Well, I know that you do and it's contagious, honestly. I can remember trulythe first day that my husband went to work and left me with the two little girls, I organized the spice cupboard. What We Learn From 1 Nephi 1622, Why Does a Woman Symbolize the Great and Abominable Church and 3 Other Questions from 1 Nephi 1115, Sunday on Monday: 6 Insights to Deepen the Meaning of Lehis Dream, 5 Unique Insights That Will Add New Meaning to the First Chapters of Your Book of Mormon Study. Editors Note: Tammy Uzelac Hall is the host of LDS Livings Sunday on Monday, a new weekly podcast focused on Come, Follow Me that dives into the hidden treasures of the gospel. People named Tammy Uzelac. Wikimedia. This week, as we read Matthew 2123; Mark 11; Luke 1920; and John 12, well start out with the Savior on that road He traveledand the journey is going to be glorious. . Well, I thinkI think it's like grace. Are you going to be all in because if you are, boy, I promise you really great things. For those of you listening, go find Morgan because she's onone with Michael Wilcox, which is so good. And it will be after that, that everything happens that he's finally able to have children. I mean, it is as crazy as you imagine it would be. Nov 19, 2022 4:00 pm. And I'm a terrible mom. I mean, I'm not even getting remarried.". But before we get into when you quit, you also taughtand I don't know, was this before after you quit seminary teaching, but you also taught at a women's prison, which I think this is fascinating. Hall very quickly pointed out and correctedone common misconception about this famous proverb: the word "virtuous" does not just apply to modesty and chastity. And I had a couple of little temper tantrums along the way where I thought single was so much easier. I'm in. With Holy and Devoted Hearts. You can find Tammy's new book Far Above Rubies and Deseret Book stores now. He's an incredible human being. I am your server, Tammy Uzelac Hall. And that was my life goal, like the homeless people were my people. Well, not through the engagement. I really am the Maria of my people. It doesn't matter. Now listen, I'd been teaching seminary for eight years, I've gone through the repentance process, I'm pretty sure I know what the Atonement's about. If you would have left me I would have been like, see you later, sister. And I'm crying and my roommates crying, my sister's crying. I just figured every homeless person just needs, you know, a credit card, a job, debtto be financially like me. And I loved them, and wanted to change their lives. She received both her Bachelor's and Master's Degree from BYU. Host Tammy Uzelac Hall, a certified Seminary . And so when I went and studied the proverb of a virtuous woman, when I taught that as a seminary teacher, you know, I'd go through all those verses and say, "Oh, look, here, she's thrifty. And so I actually bought a home. And she stands up there first person to bear her testimony, and she saysshe takes a big deep breathand then she says, "I don't know why I'm up here. Well, Proverbs 31 says of a virtuous woman, "She is not afraid of the snow." No colleges would accept me.

It's our money now? So I want to come back to the Insta-mom thing. As we start the year off with a stronger commitment to living "all in" the gospel of Jesus Christ, we want to share something we think can help enhance your scripture study. And then she invited women from her ward, and since then we have become this group we're called "Bible study," we've been friends for over 20 years and we're called, "Bible study." A weekly Come, Follow Me podcast hosted by Tammy Uzelac Hall where we dig into the scriptures together. God really does do more with us than we could do for ourselves. The Church is true.

I came home, I went to BYU and I was like, I just need a degree, I don't even care anymore. It should. And I loved that because I thought, "Oh, yeah, I've always known that. And thatand it's funny because he went to therapy after his wife passed away. She served a mission in Fresno, California, and worked as a social worker until God steered her life in a completely different direction, becoming a full-time seminary and institute teacher instead. I think that that that's so cool. It's the most beautiful faith, I love it. Yes. Like, it's so cool. I'm all in.

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