Writing Your Personal and Family History

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1. Malachi 4:6

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   By writing personal and family histories and doing the research required thereby, we inevitably have our hearts turned to our fathers as well as to our children.

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1. Jesus the Christ

   Chapter 11: From Judea to Galilee

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   • Malachi 4:6

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     Open paragraph (Mal. 4:6)

     In Jesus the Christ:

     Open paragraph (Malachi 4:1, 2, 5, 6)

     Misunderstanding of Malachi’s Prediction.—In the closing chapter of the compilation of scriptures known to us as the Old Testament, the prophet Malachi thus describes a condition incident to the last days, immediately preceding the second coming of Christ: “For, behold, the day cometh, that shall burn as an oven; and all the proud, yea, and all that do wickedly, shall be stubble: and the day that cometh shall burn them up, saith the Lord of hosts, that it shall leave them neither root nor bra...

2. Jesus the Christ

   Chapter 23: The Transfiguration

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   • Malachi 4:6

     In this talk:

     Open paragraph (Mal. 4:6)

     In Jesus the Christ:

     Open paragraph (r)

     In the present dispensation both the ancient Elias, who belonged to the Abrahamic dispensation and in the spirit of whose office many have officiated in different periods, and also the prophet Elijah, have appeared in person and have conferred their particular and separate authority upon latter-day bearers of the Holy Priesthood, and the keys of the powers exercised by them while on earth are today inherent in the restored Church of Jesus Christ.

3. Jesus the Christ

   Chapter 42: Jesus the Christ to Return

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   • Malachi 4:6

     In this talk:

     Open paragraph (Mal. 4:6)

     In Jesus the Christ:

     Open paragraph (e)

     The prophets of both hemispheres, who lived prior to the meridian of time, said comparatively little concerning the Lord’s second coming; their souls were too full of the merciful plan of redemption associated with the Savior’s birth into mortality to permit them to dwell upon the yet more distant consummation appointed for the last days.