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Abraham's Seed & Covenant This fascinating book shows how the modern-day descendants of Abraham are fulfilling the Lord's ancient promises. Includes a careful explanation of Ezekiel's prophesied "Stick of Joseph" and how it relates directly to The Book of Mormon. It also shows how this prophesy can can lead people to Jesus Christ and His latter-day church. A powerful missonary tool! >> CLICK HERE |
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Gospel Questions & Answers: Question: "In discussing the question of salvation for the dead the question was asked: 'For whom is vicarious work performed in the temples?' Some of our members thought that this work is to be done for everyone who is dead. Then I read the eighty-fifth section of the Doctrine and Covenants, verses three and four and referred to Ezra 2:62-63, where certain of those returning from Babylon were put from the priesthood. It has been my understanding that vicarious work is for the dead, such as baptism, endowment, etc., for nonmembers of the Church who have passed in death. . . ."" Click for answer DID YOU KNOW... facts about Church History  Did you know that on this day in 1978 President Spencer W. Kimball addressed the first closed-circuit meeting for women ages twelve and older in the Tabernacle on Temple Square. The meeting was broadcast via satellit to meetinghouses throughout the world, as are general priesthood meetings.The Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle was built between 1864 and 1867 on the west center-line axis of the temple. Truman O. Angell fixed the buildings acoustics as he was responsible for the addition of the present gallery (built in 1870) that earned the Tabernacle its international reputation as a nearly acoustically perfect building. The dome rests on forty-four sandstone piers and a sandstone foundation. Its overall seating capacity is 8,000, which includes the gallery and the choir area. The original organ was made by Joseph H. Ridges and contained 700 pipes. That number has since been increased to 11,000. The Tabernacle is the long-time home of the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir.
 Quote of the day:On Patience... "There seems to be little evidence that the Creator of the universe was ever in a hurry. Everywhere, on this bounteous and beautiful earth, and to the farthest reaches of firmament, there is evidence of patient purpose and planning and working and waiting." >>Richard L. Evans |
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