Love All; Love Each

Gérald Caussé · April 2026 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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While studying scriptures in English, I noticed dozens of verses in which the words all and each (or every) appear together.

Covenants and Responsibilities

Dallin H. Oaks · April 2024 · Sunday Morning Session

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The first part of the Book of Mormon, which was written during the Old Testament period, clearly demonstrates the role of covenants in the Israelite history and worship.

The Power of the Book of Mormon in Conversion

Benjamin M. Z. Tai · April 2020 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Fourth, receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost.

The Priesthood and the Savior’s Atoning Power

Dale G. Renlund · October 2017 · General Priesthood Session

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For Heavenly Father’s purposes to be accomplished, Christ’s atoning power needs to be made available to God’s children.

How Does the Holy Ghost Help You?

Gary E. Stevenson · April 2017 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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Third, the gift of the Holy Ghost comes by the laying on of hands.

There Is Power in the Book

LeGrand R. Curtis Jr. · October 2016 · Priesthood Session

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The greatest power of the Book of Mormon is its impact in bringing us closer to Jesus Christ.

“That I Might Draw All Men unto Me”

Dale G. Renlund · April 2016 · Saturday Morning Session

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Nephi accepted challenging assignments without complaint, but Laman and Lemuel “did murmur in many things.” Murmuring is the scriptural equivalent of childish whining.

Meeting the Challenges of Today’s World

Robert D. Hales · October 2015 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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One of the purposes of the scriptures is to show us how righteous people respond to temptation and evil.

The Eternal Perspective of the Gospel

Rafael E. Pino · April 2015 · Sunday Afternoon Session

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thus Laman and Lemuel, being the eldest, did murmur against their father. And they did murmur because they knew not the dealings of that God who had created them.”

Stand Strong in Holy Places

Robert D. Hales · April 2013 · Priesthood Session

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Ironically, standing strong sometimes means avoiding and even fleeing from the world.

He Truly Loves Us

Paul E. Koelliker · April 2012 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Nephi 2:12)

thus Laman and Lemuel, being the eldest, did murmur against their father. And they did murmur because they knew not the dealings of that God who had created them”

Thanks Be to God

Russell M. Nelson · April 2012 · Sunday Morning Session

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We know that prophets of many dispensations, such as Adam, Noah, Moses, and Abraham, all taught of the divinity of our Heavenly Father and of Jesus Christ.

Becoming More Powerful Priesthood Holders

Walter F. González · October 2009 · Priesthood Session

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First, feast upon the words of Christ.

The Only True God and Jesus Christ Whom He Hath Sent

Jeffrey R. Holland · October 2007 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Now, to anyone within the sound of my voice who has wondered regarding our Christianity, I bear this witness.

Gratitude: A Path to Happiness

Bonnie D. Parkin · April 2007 · Saturday Afternoon Session

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Gratitude requires awareness and effort, not only to feel it but to express it.

Now Is the Time to Prepare

Russell M. Nelson · April 2005 · Saturday Morning Session

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Death is a necessary component of our eternal existence.

The Grandeur of God

Jeffrey R. Holland · October 2003 · Sunday Morning Session

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I make my own heartfelt declaration of God, our Eternal Father, this morning because some in the contemporary world suffer from a distressing misconception of Him.

I’ll Go Where You Want Me to Go

Dallin H. Oaks · October 2002 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Nephi 2)

Abraham, who led Isaac on that heartbreaking journey to Mount Moriah, was faithfully going where the Lord wanted him to go (see Genesis 22).

Lessons from Laman and Lemuel

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1999 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 2:12)

Illustratively, words which we should so “liken” occur twice with regard to Laman and Lemuel, mistakenly regarded by some as merely “stick figures.” Consider, therefore, how the applications of these next words go far beyond those two: “And thus Laman and Lemuel … did murmur … because they knew not the dealings of that God who had created them” (1 Ne.

Lessons from Laman and Lemuel

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1999 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 8:35; 2)

As to their spiritual significance, Laman and Lemuel were sad ciphers.

A Testimony of the Book of Mormon

Russell M. Nelson · October 1999 · Sunday Morning Session

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Not so with the Book of Mormon.

Welcome Home

Keith B. McMullin · April 1999 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 10:4; 13:40; 2)

But Heavenly Father knew that even if we exerted every ounce of energy, we could not make it home without divine help.

“Murmur Not”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1989 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 2:12)

One especially fundamental fact about murmuring is contained in this verse: “And thus Laman and Lemuel … did murmur because they knew not the dealings of that God who had created them.” (1 Ne.

I Testify

Ezra Taft Benson · October 1988 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 10:18; 2)

I testify that we are the spirit offspring of a loving God, our Heavenly Father (see Acts 17:29; 1 Ne.

“God Will Yet Reveal”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1986 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 2:12)

Without this precious, spiritual perspective, the human family is seldom more than one generation away from deep doubt and even disbelief.

“Out of Obscurity”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1984 · Saturday Morning Session

Open paragraph (1 Ne. 22:12; 2)

The Lord described how He will bring His latter-day work “forth out of obscurity and out of darkness.” (D&C 1:30; see also 1 Ne.