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  1. “The Light and Life of the World”

    Dallin H. Oaks October 1987 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    Our Savior is also the life of the world.

    Alludes to High confidence

  2. Where Will This Lead?

    Dallin H. Oaks April 2019 General Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    My brethren, and my sisters who may view or read what I say here, I hope you know why your leaders give the teachings and counsel we give.

    Alludes to High confidence

  3. Cleansed by Repentance

    Dallin H. Oaks April 2019 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    When we repent, we have the Lord’s assurance that our sins, including our acts and desires, will be cleansed and our merciful final judge will “remember them no more” (Doctrine and Covenants 58:42; see also Isaiah 1:18; Jeremiah 31:34; Hebrews 8:12; Alma 41:6; Helaman 14:18–19).

    Alludes to High confidence

  4. Sharing the Restored Gospel

    Dallin H. Oaks October 2016 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    I testify of Jesus Christ, who is the Light and Life of the World (see 3 Nephi 11:11).

    Alludes to High confidence

  5. The Holy Ghost as Your Companion

    Henry B. Eyring October 2015 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    The companionship of the Spirit had more than comforted and guided him.

    Alludes to High confidence

  6. Converted unto the Lord

    David A. Bednar October 2012 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    Conversion is an enlarging, a deepening, and a broadening of the undergirding base of testimony.

    Alludes to High confidence

  7. Converted to His Gospel through His Church

    Donald L. Hallstrom April 2012 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    The gospel is the glorious plan of God in which we, as His children, are given the opportunity to receive all that the Father has (see D&C 84:38).

    Alludes to High confidence

  8. Love and Law

    Dallin H. Oaks October 2009 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    In other words, the kingdom of glory to which the Final Judgment assigns us is not determined by love but by the law that God has invoked in His plan to qualify us for eternal life, “the greatest of all the gifts of God” (D&C 14:7).

    Alludes to High confidence

  9. Unselfish Service

    Dallin H. Oaks April 2009 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    Our Savior teaches us to follow Him by making the sacrifices necessary to lose ourselves in unselfish service to others.

    Alludes to High confidence

  10. Have We Not Reason to Rejoice?

    Dieter F. Uchtdorf October 2007 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    The core elements of the gospel message are found in all the holy scriptures but are most clearly given to us in the Book of Mormon and in the revelations to the Prophet Joseph Smith.

    Alludes to High confidence

  11. Good, Better, Best

    Dallin H. Oaks October 2007 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    I testify of our Heavenly Father, whose children we are and whose plan is designed to qualify us for “eternal life, … the greatest of all the gifts of God” (D&C 14:7; see also D&C 76:51–59).

    Alludes to High confidence

  12. Eternal Life through Jesus Christ

    John M. Madsen April 2002 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    Tragically, millions in the world today still prize and choose “the riches of the earth” over the “riches of eternity” (D&C 38:39), not knowing or fully understanding that “he that hath eternal life is rich” (D&C 6:7; emphasis added) and that eternal life is God’s greatest gift to man (see D&C 14:7).

    Alludes to High confidence

  13. Building a Bridge of Faith

    Charles Didier October 2001 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    The love of God, the other side of the bridge, is the reward of our faith in His Son, Jesus the Christ.

    Alludes to High confidence

  14. “Plow in Hope”

    Neal A. Maxwell April 2001 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 6:13; 14:7)

    Ultimate hope, of course, is tied to Jesus and the great Atonement, with its free gift of the universal Resurrection and the proffer of God’s greatest gift, eternal life (see Moro.

    Alludes to High confidence

  15. “Apply the Atoning Blood of Christ”

    Neal A. Maxwell October 1997 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 6:13; 14:7)

    However, on our smaller scale, just as Jesus has invited, we can indeed strive to become “even as [He is]” (3 Ne.

    Alludes to High confidence

  16. “If Thou Wilt Enter into Life, Keep the Commandments”

    Robert D. Hales April 1996 Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    How I love the commandments of the Lord!

    Alludes to High confidence

  17. Keeping Covenants

    M. Russell Ballard April 1993 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    The Apostle Paul wrote that “eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him” (1 Cor.

    Alludes to High confidence

  18. The Relief Society and the Church

    Dallin H. Oaks April 1992 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    One of the great functions of Relief Society is to provide sisterhood for women, just as priesthood quorums provide brotherhood for men.

    Alludes to High confidence

  19. Doors of Death

    Russell M. Nelson April 1992 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7; 18:22; 24:8)

    Physical and spiritual trials provide continuing challenges in life.

    Alludes to High confidence

  20. “One Small Step for a Man; One Giant Leap for Mankind”

    Carlos E. Asay April 1990 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    We are taught that eternal life is “the greatest of all the gifts of God” (D&C 14:7; italics added), and that eternal life is to know “the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom [He has] sent” (John 17:3).

    Alludes to High confidence

  21. The Supernal Gift of the Atonement

    James E. Faust October 1988 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    There is a distinction between immortality, or eternal existence, and eternal life, which is to have a place in the presence of God.

    Alludes to High confidence

  22. No Shortcuts

    Robert L. Simpson April 1987 Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    My young friends, please realize that these conditions that we just read are set.

    Alludes to High confidence

  23. Spirituality

    Dallin H. Oaks October 1985 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    May we strive to attain that level of spirituality where we sanctify ourselves that our minds become single to God.

    Alludes to High confidence

  24. Taking upon Us the Name of Jesus Christ

    Dallin H. Oaks April 1985 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    Finally, our willingness to take upon us the name of Jesus Christ affirms our commitment to do all that we can to be counted among those whom he will choose to stand at his right hand and be called by his name at the last day.

    Alludes to High confidence

  25. Counsel to the Saints

    Ezra Taft Benson April 1984 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    “Endure to the end.” (D&C 14:7.)

    Alludes to High confidence

  26. Valiance in the Drama of Life

    Royden G. Derrick April 1983 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    There is a reward for valiancy in this drama of life.

    Alludes to High confidence

  27. Let Us Go Up to the House of God

    L. Tom Perry April 1982 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    I give you my witness that God is our eternal Father, that we are his children, that he has provided a way for us to have an eternal family organization that will endure beyond the grave.

    Alludes to High confidence

  28. “The Oath and Covenant Which Belongeth to the Priesthood”

    Marion G. Romney October 1980 Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    It is apparent from this revelation that the only way a man can make the maximum progress towards eternal life, for which mortality is designed, is to obtain and magnify the Melchizedek Priesthood.

    Alludes to High confidence

  29. Spiritual Development

    M. Russell Ballard October 1978 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    It is beautiful to know that if we can build upon a solid spiritual foundation—if we can repent of our sins and grow in wisdom, knowledge, and understanding—we can enjoy dwelling in the presence of our Heavenly Father and his Beloved Son, Jesus Christ, forever and ever.

    Alludes to High confidence

  30. The Beatitudes and Our Perfection

    Royden G. Derrick April 1977 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    To all men everywhere we reiterate that invitation to come unto the Savior the way he has outlined, partake of his goodness, “and enjoy the words of eternal life in this world, and eternal life in the world to come, even immortal glory” (Moses 6:59), “which gift is the greatest of all the gifts of God” (D&C 14:7).

    Alludes to High confidence

  31. A Time to Prepare

    William H. Bennett April 1975 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    I learned that this life is not the beginning, neither is it the end of our existence, for we lived before we came to this earth in a preexistent world as spiritual children of our Father in heaven.

    Alludes to High confidence

  32. The Beatitudes

    O. Leslie Stone October 1974 Friday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    What is meant by “poor in spirit”?

    Alludes to High confidence

  33. The Purpose of Life: To Be Proved

    Franklin D. Richards October 1971 Friday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (D&C 14:7)

    In order to apply these principles in our lives, let us today commit ourselves to follow the counsel of our leaders, accept every opportunity to serve, and complete each assignment well—yes, endure to the end.

    Alludes to High confidence