From the dusty trails of the Sinai wilderness to the modern spires of today, the blueprint of the sacred remains remarkably consistent.
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Lace Made of Words – The Old Testament as a Poetry Collection
Our study of the Old Testament this year is exciting from several standpoints. It’s the “Superhero book” of the Standard Works. It features the dramatic stories of Noah’s Ark, David and Goliath, Joseph sold into Egypt and more. But it also stirs us with poetry and language that penetrates our souls.
Why Paul and Jesus Both Point Us Back to the Old Testament
The Old Testament is not an optional background for understanding the restoration. It's a must.
The Joseph Smith Translation: I AM THAT I AM
Scriptural and historical witnesses of Jesus Christ’s messianic role, examined through the Joseph Smith Translation.
Here’s Why the Book of Mormon’s Wake-up Call on Fraud and Corruption is Needed Right Now in America
Nick Shirley, an independent journalist who also happens to be a Latter-day Saint and returned missionary, has exposed a massive corruption scheme in Minnesota that the media has largely ignored.
“To Have the Heavens Opened”, Doctrine and Covenants 106-108
As we have studied the Restoration, it has become apparent that, rather than explaining a doctrine fully in one revelation, the Lord reveals things “line upon line” when circumstances require it. Although the Lord had previously given instruction about the priesthood, in 1835 he gave additional instructions about specific priesthood offices needed to guide his children.
First-edition Book of Mormon sells for $240,000 at auction
‘I would not be surprised to see a first edition copy of the Book of Mormon sell for $1 million in the next 10 years,’ says collector Reid Moon
