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Book of Mormon Lesson 38: Old Things are Done Away, and All Things Have Become New
by Ted Gibbons
The Book of Mormon contains the fullness of the everlasting Gospel--the record of the ancient Nephites, translated by the Prophet Joseph Smith, by the gift and power of God in him--that we may come to a knowledge of the principles of the Gospel in simplicity and in purity. It makes clear many dark sayings of the Jewish Scriptures, as they have come down to us. It sheds a flood of light over the Bible; it contains the key of knowledge and understanding; and it is more precious than all the works of modern times, and is worth more. (Journal of Discourses, Vol.23, p.300 - p.301, Erastus Snow, October 7, 1882) Read more >
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Book of Mormon Lesson 33: A Sure Foundation
by Ted L. Gibbons
I bear you my witness that I have obtained for myself a personal knowledge that the Book of Mormon is all the Prophet Joseph said it is; that from it radiates the spirit of prophecy and revelation; that it teaches in plain simplicity the great doctrines of salvation and the principles of righteous conduct calculated to bring men to Christ; that familiarity with its spirit and obedience to its teachings will move every contrite soul to fervently pray with David, "Create in me a clean heart, O God; and renew a right spirit within me" (Ps. 51:10).
-Elder Marion G. Romney
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Book of Mormon Lesson 31: Firm in the Faith of Christ
by Ted L. Gibbons
If you have not yet drunk deeply from this fountain of pure truth, with all of my soul I encourage you to do so now. Don’t let the consistent study of the Book of Mormon be one of the things that you intend to do but never quite accomplish. Begin today. Read more >
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Book of Mormon Lesson 30: The Great Plan of Happiness
by Ted L. Gibbons
"It is about the Book of Mormon I want to talk today. I do so with just one objective in mind: To get you to read it. I have read it a little, I believe in it, and I love it. I recommend that every person within the sound of my voice read the Book of Mormon. I can testify, as did Nephi, that the things written therein persuadeth all men to do good. It will enrich the life of every person who will read it, unless he is in rebellion against the truth; and in that event it will advise him of his awful fate unless he changes his ways."
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