How We Know What We Know
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- Download Chart of General Authorities & General Officers for October 2025 General Conference by Larry Richman
- Photo Essay: Thousands Say Goodbye to a Prophet by Ashley Pun Eveson
- General Conference: The Lord Offers Invitations and the Work Hastens by Maurine Proctor
- President Russell M. Nelson Remembered as “the Holder of Hands and the Healer of Hearts” by Maurine Proctor
- Saturday General Conference Highlights to Share by Meridian Church Newswire
- He Hath Sent Me to Bind Up the Brokenhearted: The Savior’s Path of Healing After Abuse by Jeff Teichert
- Why Did Joseph Smith Travel to Salem, Massachusetts? by Scripture Central
- Memes to Share by Meridian Church Newswire
- Gathering Your Family Story: Weaving Faith Across Generations by Tanya Neider
- October 2025 World Report of the Church of Jesus Christ by Church Video Channel
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Janette AllenFebruary 25, 2024
I miss this masterful teacher. Thanks for sharing this with us. I love it so much. It is the catalyst for many ah-hah thoughts and moments.
MaryannFebruary 23, 2024
WOW. I felt the power of the Spirit reading this. There truly is so much more to us than we begin to comprehend. I don't know how long we dwelt with our Heavenly Father before coming to earth, but I do know we brought so much light and truth with us, recorded deeply in our spirits. We do know so much more than we think we know. One of the powerful ways I know truth is that the Holy Ghost bares witness to me of truth over and over again as I read the scriptures--especially the Book of Mormon. Another way I know truth is that when I pray, the Lord reveals to me in my heart that the things that I am saying are true. When we speak the truth, read the truth, hear the truth, something in our Spirits recognize it because we already know it. As the example in the article: We just didn't know that we KNOW already. When I read the Book of Mormon for the first time at the age of 16, I surely must have prayed to know it was true because that is what I had been taught to do. But, I don't remember specifically doing that, because the Spirit bore witness to my spirit that it was true before I even finished reading it. Our souls are primed to accept truth, because deep within, though sometimes perhaps temporarily dimmed, the Spirit already lives within us.
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