Jonathan Rabe has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 4 authors. The most-rated is Richard Nixon: A Life from Beginning to End.
Completing Your Endowment
Summary
Completing Your Endowment is the third and concluding volume in a series on the LDS temple ordinances. Beginning with Preparing For Your Endowment and continuing in Understanding Your Endowment, this work is aimed at helping members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) better understand their temple ceremonies. Joseph Smith taught that knowledge is the power of salvation. With that in mind, one might wonder: What was the purpose for introducing temple ordinances to the Church? Are they simply arcane rituals to be memorized? Do they have some inherent magic necessary for redemption? Or are they rather intended to help the Saints gain knowledge, particularly knowledge which saves? And if imparting knowledge is their purpose, then what is the Lord trying to teach us? Once we have received the ordinances is that enough or is more required to complete our endowment? This book is an attempt to help the listener answer these questions. It is written in the hope that it will enable the listener to approach the temple with new eyes.
©2017 Cory B. Jenen (P)2020 Cory B. Jensen
How Isaiah Impacts Gospel Theology
Summary
This powerful new audiobook shows the end-time Ephraimites - those who have assimilated into the Gentiles - how to apply Isaiah's covenant theology and their birthright role of restoring the house of Israel unto the dividing the righteous from the wicked.
©2020 Hebron Books (P)2020 Hebron Books
Understanding Your Endowment
Summary
Most books on the LDS temple are either too general to be very helpful or too scholarly and esoteric to appeal to most Church members. This volume is different. Based primarily upon the scriptures, Understanding Your Endowment explores the meaning of the temple endowment in our daily lives. Coming to understand our own endowment is a personal, sacred journey - one largely between us individually and the Lord. No one, other than the Lord, is really qualified to unfold everything. Part of the beauty of the temple's ordinances and teachings lies in the fact that the Lord can personalize them to whatever stage we are at in our individual growth. The path to understanding requires time, effort, and experience. Sometimes it may seem a bit overwhelming. We may need some help or at least a foundation from which to begin. The intent of this audiobook is to help lay that foundation and enrich your temple experience. It is made for believing Latter-day Saints who would like to better understand their own endowment.
©2015 Cory B Jensen (P)2018 Cory B Jensen
Richard Nixon: A Life from Beginning to End
Summary
He’s the president with the asterisk by his name: Richard Milhous Nixon, the only US president to resign from office. But Richard Nixon’s legacy to the history of the US is much more complicated than the scandal of Watergate. His is the classic story of American legend - a young man who rose from his humble roots to achieve power and influence. This audiobook will teach you about: The “Have-Not” Nixon Nixon rising Vice President The Election of 1960 President at last Watergate Nixon in disgrace Much more Nixon's story has tinges of Horatio Alger, but also of Machiavelli, and that may be the enigma of him, the student who was offered scholarships to Ivy League schools but couldn’t afford to go there, forever embedding within him the resentment against his political opponents, such as John F. Kennedy. Nixon was the politician who helped to bring the Republican Party back into power after the Roosevelt years, but who didn’t shy away from “dirty tricks” in order to win election. He was the dogged, diligent candidate who had his facts in order, but couldn’t compete on television with the telegenic JFK, the anti-communist who negotiated treaties with the Soviet Union and opened the door to China, the president who experienced abuse during the Watergate investigation, and the rehabilitated elder statesmen of American politics in the post-Watergate years. Was Nixon a villain or a hero? Meet the president whose personality consisted of conflicting layers of pragmatism, patriotism, and self-doubt, which caused a fall from grace that roiled American democracy.
©2017 Hourly History (P)2018 Hourly History