In a Challenging World, How Can We “Be Of Good Cheer”?
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RichardOctober 24, 2018
Good article, but one part is confusing: You quote the prophet saying that most of those taught in spirit prison will accept the Gospel.(a much higher percentage than those taught on earth.) Later you say "From these and other similar pronouncements, it is clear that only a few of the total number of accountable mortals who inhabit the earth during the six thousand years of its temporal existence will gain exaltation."
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