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Does Science Support the Splitting of Language at the Tower of Babel?

What are the deeper messages we can find in the story of the Tower of Babel? And how does the Book of Mormon account of the Brother of Jared change our understanding of this event?

Latter-day Saint Life

5 Things That Set "The Christ Child" Film Apart from Other Versions of the Nativity Story

This year, as part of the Light the World campaign, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, in partnership with Boncom, released a new video highlighting the story of the Nativity. “The Christ Child” tells the familiar story of Christ’s birth—but in a surprisingly new and meaningful way, explained Jeff Taylor, who worked as co-creative director of the film.

Branded Production Photos - Marco Antonio Vega (left) as Paris, Alex Keiper as Nurse, Max Gallagher as Peter, Naiya Vanessa McCalla as Juliet, and Evelyn Carol Case as Escalus, with others, in the Utah Shakespeare Festival’s production of Romeo and Juliet.

Sponsored: Experience the magic of the Utah Shakespeare Festival

The Utah Shakespeare Festival invites you to enjoy its spectacular 63rd season, offering an enriching cultural experience that captivates audiences of all ages. Nestled in the scenic mountains of Cedar City, Utah, the Festival has become a cherished tradition for theatre lovers, families, and newcomers alike. It is not too early to purchase tickets for the 2024 season. The play lineup includes Shakespeare’s Henry VIII, The Winter’s Tale, The Taming of the Shrew, and Much Ado About Nothing, along with the hilarious The 39 Steps, the moving Silent Sky, and the inspirational The Mountaintop. The season runs from June 17 through October 5.

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What Promises of the Abrahamic Covenant Are Still Pending and How We Can Fulfill Them in the Latter Days

By President Russell M. Nelson

Through the ages, God has made covenants with His children. His covenants occur throughout the entire plan of salvation and are therefore part of the fulness of His gospel. For example, God promised to send a Savior for His children, asking in turn for their obedience to His law.

Recognizing the Privilege of Living the Gospel

I don't think I will ever hear the word "privileges" again without thinking of the story by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf about the man who signed up for a cruise, and in an effort to save his money for the various ports the ship would be stopping at, he packed in his suitcase some beans and crackers and powdered lemonade so that he would not have to spend his money on food while he was on board. When the ship was at sea, he stayed in his cabin nibbling on beans and crackers and drinking his powdered lemonade. On the final night he learned that ALL the food, amenities, entertainment, pool, etc., was included in the price of the cruise!

From the Church

Lima, Peru, becomes the second city with two Latter-day Saint temples

By Newsroom of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

The Lima Peru Los Olivos Temple was dedicated on Sunday by Elder Christofferson and marks the fourth temple in Peru.

The Indian press notes the arrival of Mormon missionaries, 1853

So much of our history, outside of the centers of Mormon government is written from the point of view of the missionaries. The elders went here, the elders taught this, the elders raised up a branch of the Church. Local, non-missionary members tend to be mentioned only in passing – if that much.

Teachings of George Albert Smith Lesson 3: Our Testimony of Jesus Christ

Excerpt from "'The Light and Life of the World,'" by Dallin H. Oaks

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How the Hebrew Translations of "God" and "Jehovah" Might Change Your Understanding of Deity

By Taylor Halverson

When we read the scriptures, many different words or titles are used for God. Some are used more than any others, and these names have special and significant meaning. Here are just a few and the background behind them.

Latter-day Saint Life

The Powerful Metaphor That Taught Me to Trust My Savior No Matter What

By Emily Freeman, author of "Even This"

We sit together on a black leather couch and I hold a bundle of white, wadded tissues in my lap. I have poured out the truth of it—how my life was perfect until my wedding day, until we were married. Then everything went downhill. For 10 years life has gone downhill. The tumor, the diabetes, the unnumbered miscarriages, the babies we never held outnumbering the ones we did. The exhaustion that came with the four pregnancies we barely made it through. The months and months of bed rest. The years without pay, without a job, without steady income. We have borne the weight of it. We are tired, Greg and I; we are worn out.