Nevertheless, Thou Mayest Choose II
From ‘Eve, and the Choice Made’ a book by Beverly Campbell: ‘This Transgression Is Movement, Not Sin’ From a previous post. . . Nevertheless, Thou Mayest Choose. . . President Brigham Young explained that “it was necessary that sin...* Thou Mayest Choose IV
Continuing from Beverly Campbell’s book, “Eve” and: ‘Thou Mayest Choose III’: “I, the Lord God Commanded” (Previously. . . .) To gain a true understanding of the principles inherent in the Lord’s seemingly contradictory...Thou Mayest Choose III
From ‘Thou Mayest Choose II’, Beverly Campbell wrote: Satan wishes to blur our knowledge of the absolutes of good and evil. The power inherent in that knowledge makes us like God. It is our choice of good over evil that makes us godlike. If the adversary...* Endure it Well
From Neal A. Maxwell: . . . In response to the angel’s amazing statement, Mary was perplexed about what lay ahead, and the birth of the Son of God through her: “And Mary said, Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it unto me accoding to they word. And the...Stand in Holy Places
From ‘One Hundred Favorite Verses to Bring You Closer to Christ,’ Shauna Humphreys shares: And the Lord will create upon every dwelling place of Zion, and upon her assemblies, a cloud and smoke by day, and the shining of a flaming fire by night: for upon...* My Eyes are Open
In the book “The God Who Weeps” Fiona and Terryl Givens wrote: As William Blake said, as one of the greatest insights of the modern age, “without contraries, is no progression.” We are apparently made of the same stuff as Darwin’s...* Within the Walls Where We Live . . and Work . . and Walk
Richard L. Evans wrote: Sometimes in the give and take of life we find reason for much misunderstanding, and for anger and annoyance at others—and they at us. And such situations frequently lead to feelings of acute offense, and the closing up of hearts, and...Mercy cometh because of the Atonement. . .
From Tad R. Callister’s book ‘The Infinite Atonement’: The Atonement saves us all in the sense that we are all resurrected and return to God’s presence for judgment purposes without any effort on our part. It cannot, however, exalt us, unless...* Challenges and Conditions
From Fiona and Terryl Givens and their book ‘The God Who Weeps’: What challenges and conditions may come when we have passed into that undiscovered country, death, we cannot know. What we do know is that Jesus spoke in simple, hopeful terms about the...
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