Hope through the Atonement of Jesus Christ
Neal A. Maxwell October 1998 Sunday Morning Session
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Faith and hope are constantly interactive and are not always easily or precisely distinguished.
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Faith and hope are constantly interactive and are not always easily or precisely distinguished.
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Faith and hope are constantly interactive and are not always easily or precisely distinguished.
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Faith and hope are constantly interactive and are not always easily or precisely distinguished.
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Faith and hope are constantly interactive and are not always easily or precisely distinguished.
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No wonder souls can be stirred and rallied by real hope’s “reveille” as by no other music.
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No wonder souls can be stirred and rallied by real hope’s “reveille” as by no other music.
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No wonder souls can be stirred and rallied by real hope’s “reveille” as by no other music.
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No wonder souls can be stirred and rallied by real hope’s “reveille” as by no other music.
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No wonder souls can be stirred and rallied by real hope’s “reveille” as by no other music.
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Such ultimate hope constitutes the “anchor of the soul” and is retained through the gift of the Holy Ghost and faith in Christ (Heb.
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Such ultimate hope constitutes the “anchor of the soul” and is retained through the gift of the Holy Ghost and faith in Christ (Heb.
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Such ultimate hope constitutes the “anchor of the soul” and is retained through the gift of the Holy Ghost and faith in Christ (Heb.
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Such ultimate hope constitutes the “anchor of the soul” and is retained through the gift of the Holy Ghost and faith in Christ (Heb.
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Such ultimate hope constitutes the “anchor of the soul” and is retained through the gift of the Holy Ghost and faith in Christ (Heb.
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Granted, the human scene includes many individuals who go decently about life’s labors, untouched by or unexpressive of deep religious feelings, but who, nevertheless, draw unknowingly upon “the light of Christ,” which to a degree lights every individual (see D&C 84:46; Moro.
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Granted, the human scene includes many individuals who go decently about life’s labors, untouched by or unexpressive of deep religious feelings, but who, nevertheless, draw unknowingly upon “the light of Christ,” which to a degree lights every individual (see D&C 84:46; Moro.
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Granted, the human scene includes many individuals who go decently about life’s labors, untouched by or unexpressive of deep religious feelings, but who, nevertheless, draw unknowingly upon “the light of Christ,” which to a degree lights every individual (see D&C 84:46; Moro.
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Granted, the human scene includes many individuals who go decently about life’s labors, untouched by or unexpressive of deep religious feelings, but who, nevertheless, draw unknowingly upon “the light of Christ,” which to a degree lights every individual (see D&C 84:46; Moro.
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Even those who are spiritually secure themselves can sense the chill in the air.
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When hope is stripped away, Paul noted this tendency for some to eat and drink, reasoning that “for to morrow we die,” driven by the erroneous conclusion that “when a man [is] dead, that [is] the end thereof” (1 Cor.
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Much as I lament the gathering storms, there will be some usefulness in them.
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Therefore, in this hastened ripening process, let us not be surprised that the tares are looking more like tares all the time.
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It is well, therefore, to ponder the status of hope in our present human context when God’s commandments seem unimportant to many.
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Real hope keeps us “anxiously engaged” in good causes even when these appear to be losing causes on the mortal scoreboard (see D&C 58:27).
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Real hope keeps us “anxiously engaged” in good causes even when these appear to be losing causes on the mortal scoreboard (see D&C 58:27).
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Because God wants us to come home after having become more like Him and His Son, part of this developmental process, of necessity, consists of showing unto us our weaknesses.
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By pressing forward hopefully, we can, repeatedly and joyfully, stand on what was yesterday’s distant horizon, thereby drawing even further hope from our very own experiences.
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Granted, those with true hope still see their personal circumstances shaken at times—like a kaleidoscope.
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The truly hopeful, for instance, work amid surrounding decay at having strong and happy families.
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Whatever our particular furrow, we can, in Paul’s words, “plow in hope,” not looking back, and refusing to let yesterday hold tomorrow hostage (1 Cor.
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Genuine, ultimate hope helps us to be more loving even while the love of many waxes cold (see Matt.
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Hope can be contagious, especially if we are to be “ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh … a reason of the hope that is in [us]” (1 Pet.
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If we look for specific things we can do, the Holy Ghost will direct us, showing unto us “all things” which we should do, for this is one of His inspiring roles (2 Ne.
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Therefore, being blessed with hope ourselves, let us, as disciples, rather than being contracted, reach out, including to those who, for whatever reason, have “moved away from the hope of the gospel” (Col.
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Jesus the Christ
Chapter 29: On to Jerusalem
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- Open paragraph (John 1:9)
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The voice was real; it was no subjective whisper of comfort to the inner consciousness of Jesus, but an external, objective reality.
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- In this talk:
- Open paragraph (Mark 16:1)
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The Mother of James and John.—The mother of these two sons of Zebedee (Matthew 20:20; compare 4:21) is generally understood to have been the Salome mentioned as one of the women present at the crucifixion (Mark 15:40; compare Matthew 27:56 in which “the mother of Zebedee’s children” is mentioned, and the name “Salome” is omitted), and one of those who arrived first at the tomb on the morning of the resurrection (Mark 16:1).
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Jesus the Christ
Chapter 18: As One Having Authority
1 shared verse
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- Open paragraph (Mark 16:1)
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In the chapter following that in which are recorded the incidents last considered, Luke o states that Jesus went throughout the region, visiting every city and village, preaching the gospel of the kingdom and showing the glad tidings thereof. With Him on this tour were the Twelve, and also “certain women, which had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities, Mary called Magdalene, out of whom went seven devils, and Joanna the wife of Chuza Herod’s steward, and Susanna,...
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Jesus the Christ
Chapter 25: Jesus Again in Jerusalem
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- Open paragraph (D&C 84:46)
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Sitting within the temple enclosure in the division known as the Treasury, which was connected with the Court of the Women,y our Lord continued His teaching, saying: “I am the light of the world: he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.”z The great lamps set up in the court as a feature of the joyful celebration just ended gave point to our Lord’s avowal of Himself as the Light of the World.
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Chapter 32: Further Instruction to the Apostles
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- Open paragraph (Col. 1:23)
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- Open paragraph (Colossians 1:23)
The preaching of the gospel of the kingdom “in all the world” was no less truly an essential characteristic of the apostolic period than it is of the current or last dispensation.
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Jesus the Christ
Chapter 37: The Resurrection and the Ascension
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- Open paragraph (Mark 16:1)
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At the earliest indication of dawn, the devoted Mary Magdalene and other faithful women set out for the tomb, bearing spices and ointments which they had prepared for the further anointing of the body of Jesus.
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Chapter 38: The Apostolic Ministry
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- Open paragraph (Col. 1:23)
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The period of apostolic ministry continued until near the close of the first century of our era, approximately sixty to seventy years from the time of the Lord’s ascension.
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