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LeGrand R. Curtis Jr.
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October 2016
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Priesthood Session
The greatest power of the Book of Mormon is its impact in bringing us closer to Jesus Christ.
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Craig C. Christensen
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October 2014
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Priesthood Session
As Nephi “sat pondering in [his] heart,” he was carried “away in the Spirit … into an exceedingly high mountain,” where he was asked, “What desirest thou?” His response was simple: “I desire to behold the things which my father saw.” Because of his believing heart and his diligent efforts, Nephi was blessed with a marvelous experience.
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Merrill J. Bateman
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October 1992
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Saturday Afternoon Session
The tree in the dream is the tree of life, which represents God’s love for us as expressed in the condescension of the Father and the Son (see 1 Ne.
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Harold B. Lee
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April 1971
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Sunday Afternoon Session
Those, as seen in the vision, who were across the river pointing fingers of scorn represented the multitudes of the earth which are gathered together to fight against the apostles of the Lamb of God.
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High confidence
Julie B. Beck
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October 2007
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Sunday Morning Session
Faithful daughters of God desire children.
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High confidence
Russell M. Nelson
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October 2007
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Saturday Afternoon Session
What about the New Testament?
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Christoffel Golden Jr.
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October 2001
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Saturday Afternoon Session
We also testify that compliance with all of the conditions of the great plan of happiness, after the Great Apostasy, was not possible until our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ, reestablished the gospel through the Prophet Joseph Smith.
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Boyd K. Packer
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October 2001
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Sunday Morning Session
And preeminently, the mission of Jesus Christ;
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Russell M. Nelson
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October 1999
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Sunday Morning Session
Not so with the Book of Mormon.
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