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Matthew Watkins@ITalkOfChrist
Latter-day Saint
You're reading scriptures for too long (and not pondering long enough)
I'm setting a goal for my scripture study, and I invite you to join me:
Stop trying to read the chapter. Stop trying to make it through a certain number of verses. Don't even try to read for a certain length of time.
Instead, schedule some time-- at least 30 minutes is ideal and spend half the time studying (not reading) and the other half pondering.
At least that's what Apostles and Prophets recommend. Here are just a few quotes that I keep reflecting on as I plan out how to make my scripture study more effective:
"In our worship there are two elements: One is spiritual communion arising from our own meditation; the other, instruction from others, particularly from those who have authority to guide and instruct us.
"Of the two, the more profitable introspectively is the meditation.
"We pay too little attention to the value of meditation... Meditation is the language of the soul... Meditation is a form of prayer… Meditation is one of the most secret, most sacred doors through which we pass into the presence of the Lord."
-- Pres. David O. McKay
"We should not be haphazard in our reading but rather develop a systematic plan for study.
"There are some who read to a schedule of a number of pages or a set number of chapters each day or week. This may be perfectly justifiable and may be enjoyable if one is reading for pleasure, but it does not constitute meaningful study.
"It is better to have a set amount of time to give scriptural study each day than to have a set amount of chapters to read. Sometimes we find that the study of a single verse will occupy the whole time"
-- Pres. Howard W. Hunter
"When I say 'study,' I mean something more than reading. You should care more about the amount of time you spend in the scriptures than about the amount you read in that time.
"I [prefer to see you] reading a few verses, stopping to ponder them, carefully reading the verses again, and praying for understanding, asking questions in your mind, waiting for spiritual impressions, and writing down the impressions and insights that come so you can remember and learn more.
"Studying in this way, you may not read a lot of chapters or verses in a half hour, but you will be giving place in your heart for the word of God, and He will be speaking to you."
-- Pres. @ChristoffDTodd
"Reading, studying, and pondering are not the same. We read words and we may get ideas. We study and we may discover patterns and connections in scripture. But when we ponder, we invite revelation by the Spirit. Pondering, to me, is the thinking and the praying I do after reading and studying in the scriptures carefully...
"We treasure the word of God not only by reading the words of the scriptures but by studying them. We may be nourished more by pondering a few words, allowing the Holy Ghost to make them treasures to us, than by passing quickly and superficially over whole chapters of scripture."
-- Pres. @EyringHB
Matthew Watkins invites readers to slow down in scripture study, reading less and pondering more, and shares the goal he is setting for himself.
LDS friends! I have heard that we are the best at doomsday prepping, so please help me out. I just moved to London, and I don't know the first thing about prepping. If things really do get bad, can I go to my ward, and will they help me out?
🚨 GOVERNMENTS ARE TELLING CITIZENS TO STOCKPILE FOR EMERGENCY
🇬🇧 UK: 3 DAYS
🇯🇵 JAPAN: 3 DAYS
And they are not alone:
🇧🇪 Belgium: 72 HOURS
🇮🇪 Ireland: “Be Emergency Ready”
🇫🇷 France: 72 HOURS
🇩🇪 Germany: 3 to 10 DAYS
🇳🇱 Netherlands: 72 HOURS
🇵🇱 Poland: 3 DAYS
🇸🇪 Sweden: 1 WEEK
🇳🇴 Norway: 1 WEEK
🇫🇮 Finland: 72 HOURS
🇩🇰 Denmark: 3 DAYS
🇪🇪 Estonia: 1 WEEK
🇱🇻 Latvia: 72 HOURS
🇱🇹 Lithuania: 72 HOURS
🇨🇭 Switzerland: 1 WEEK
🇹🇼 Taiwan: 7 DAYS
🇪🇺 EU: 72 HOURS
17 countries + the EU.
What do they know that we don’t?
Follow me so you don’t miss what comes next 🔔
Victoria, newly moved to London, asks Latter-day Saint friends for help getting started with emergency preparedness and wonders whether her ward would help in hard times.
Jared Bell reacts with mock offense to a Christian apologist's video criticizing prayers to Mary, saying he isn't even Catholic and still found it offensive.
Thank you for reading. For those unfamiliar with the Doctrine and Covenants, it is a book of scripture used in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints containing revelations from the Lord to the Prophet Joseph Smith and to a few other latter-day prophets. Learn more here: https://t.co/TufCWbQwkO
Troy Sariah cheers the Church's official account for replying to a professor with a simple explanation of the Doctrine and Covenants and a link to learn more.
@ITalkOfChrist I am an expert in mormonism as much as any mormon.
Secondly, just because you don't follow the teachings of your church to their logical entailments doesn't mean they are false. It just means you're not following their logic.
A playful challenge to self-described experts on the Latter-day Saints: name all the sons of Mosiah without looking.
Here’s an account that doesn’t have a lot of followers but has S-tier content, imo.
Legit don’t know how I never came across @halliecou before.
But if you like what I do with 19th century Mormonism and Pioneers, and all that other fun stuff, this is a genuinely excellent account to follow.
My great-grandma, Hallie Gardner Grigg is the 10th child of Julia Pratt.
Julia Pratt was born early 1847 in Winter Quarters, Nebraska. Her mom, Sarah Houston Pratt had been run out of Nauvoo that fall with the saints. The mob violence and warfare had made Nauvoo unsafe as the mobs ransacked the city and burned down the temple. The saints prayed for a cold-snap so the Mississippi River would freeze and they could cross into Iowa.
One night a miracle happened and the large moving river froze, Sarah crossed it and walked almost 300 miles, pregnant, across Iowa to Winter Quarters.
The conditions in Winter Quarters were so bad, food was scarce and the house that she lived in had the fever so Sarah opted to give birth in a covered wagon. There she had her baby and the next spring set west into the unknown with the other pioneers.
She made a small bed in the back of a wagon for baby Julia and often drove the wagon herself.
Sarah and baby Julia arrived in the Salt Lake valley that summer of 1847 and later settled in Coyote, Utah. After Parley Pratt was shot she remarried and helped to settle Utah.
Julia Pratt married John Gardner, an immigrant from Scotland. He ended up working in the quarries cutting stone for temples and other buildings. Their 10th child was my great-grandma who also had 10 kids.
Although I never met my great-grandma Hallie in this life I have often felt her presence. She helps me and I know she is a powerful angel.
The blessing of being sealed to my ancestors is ongoing and I realize this life is sometimes a joint effort of angels and people here or the “boots on the ground” team.
Zion will be built, and those who died while fighting for the cause are still with us!
#JesusisKing
#pioneers
#Mormon
#lds #Zion
Eternal Saints recommends a smaller account sharing Latter-day Saint pioneer family history, pointing to a post about a pioneer ancestor's trek from Nauvoo to the Salt Lake Valley.
“Joseph Smith just read 1 Corinthians 15 and invented three degrees of heaven.”
I’ve heard this accusation repeatedly from critics of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
But here’s a question:
Have you ever actually investigated how the revelation of the three degrees of glory was received?
Because the historical account is considerably more interesting than the caricature.
On February 16, 1832, Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon were working on their inspired revision of the Bible in Hiram, Ohio.
They were considering John 5:29, which speaks of the resurrection of the just and the unjust.
What followed became one of the most remarkable revelations in Latter-day Saint history.
And here’s the part that critics frequently overlook.
Joseph Smith wasn’t alone.
Sidney Rigdon reported experiencing the SAME vision.
And there were other people in the room.
One of those witnesses, Philo Dibble, later described what he observed.
According to Dibble, Joseph and Sidney sat together, apparently looking into a vision that the others could not see.
Joseph would describe something he was seeing.
Sidney would respond:
“I see the same.”
Then Sidney would describe something.
And Joseph would confirm:
“I see the same.”
Back and forth, they described the vision.
In front of witnesses.
The resulting revelation, now recorded as Doctrine and Covenants 76, describes the glory of Jesus Christ, the resurrection, the judgment, and the differing degrees of glory prepared for God’s children.
Now, let’s be clear about something.
You don’t have to believe their experience was divine.
You can question the testimony. You can investigate the witnesses. You can examine the historical record.
That’s perfectly fair.
But claiming Joseph simply read one passage of Paul, invented a doctrine, and convinced everyone to accept it?
That completely sidesteps what Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, and Philo Dibble actually reported.
And it ignores the fact that the revelation was attributed to TWO men from the beginning.
The historical question isn’t merely whether Joseph Smith could have interpreted 1 Corinthians 15 creatively.
It’s whether the reported shared vision actually occurred as described.
Those are very different questions.
I find it fascinating how often people confidently explain the origins of Latter-day Saint doctrines without demonstrating any familiarity with the historical accounts surrounding them.
You don’t have to accept the Restoration to investigate it honestly.
And if you’re going to tell millions of Latter-day Saints where their beliefs came from, perhaps start by reading what the people involved actually said happened.
Source: Joseph Smith Papers, “Vision, 16 February 1832 [D&C 76],” including the historical introduction and Philo Dibble’s later recollection.
@tyabm @Primary_Pianist JS took one NT passage out of context and built a whole doctrine about heaven from it. 🤷♂️
The Primary Pianist responds to the critic claim that Joseph Smith simply read 1 Corinthians 15 and invented three degrees of glory, asking whether critics have looked into how that revelation actually came.
You're reading scriptures for too long (and not pondering long enough)
I'm setting a goal for my scripture study, and I invite you to join me:
Stop trying to read the chapter. Stop trying to make it through a certain number of verses. Don't even try to read for a certain length of time.
Instead, schedule some time-- at least 30 minutes is ideal and spend half the time studying (not reading) and the other half pondering.
At least that's what Apostles and Prophets recommend. Here are just a few quotes that I keep reflecting on as I plan out how to make my scripture study more effective:
"In our worship there are two elements: One is spiritual communion arising from our own meditation; the other, instruction from others, particularly from those who have authority to guide and instruct us.
"Of the two, the more profitable introspectively is the meditation.
"We pay too little attention to the value of meditation... Meditation is the language of the soul... Meditation is a form of prayer… Meditation is one of the most secret, most sacred doors through which we pass into the presence of the Lord."
-- Pres. David O. McKay
"We should not be haphazard in our reading but rather develop a systematic plan for study.
"There are some who read to a schedule of a number of pages or a set number of chapters each day or week. This may be perfectly justifiable and may be enjoyable if one is reading for pleasure, but it does not constitute meaningful study.
"It is better to have a set amount of time to give scriptural study each day than to have a set amount of chapters to read. Sometimes we find that the study of a single verse will occupy the whole time"
-- Pres. Howard W. Hunter
"When I say 'study,' I mean something more than reading. You should care more about the amount of time you spend in the scriptures than about the amount you read in that time.
"I [prefer to see you] reading a few verses, stopping to ponder them, carefully reading the verses again, and praying for understanding, asking questions in your mind, waiting for spiritual impressions, and writing down the impressions and insights that come so you can remember and learn more.
"Studying in this way, you may not read a lot of chapters or verses in a half hour, but you will be giving place in your heart for the word of God, and He will be speaking to you."
-- Pres. @ChristoffDTodd
"Reading, studying, and pondering are not the same. We read words and we may get ideas. We study and we may discover patterns and connections in scripture. But when we ponder, we invite revelation by the Spirit. Pondering, to me, is the thinking and the praying I do after reading and studying in the scriptures carefully...
"We treasure the word of God not only by reading the words of the scriptures but by studying them. We may be nourished more by pondering a few words, allowing the Holy Ghost to make them treasures to us, than by passing quickly and superficially over whole chapters of scripture."
-- Pres. @EyringHB
Matthew Watkins invites readers to slow down in scripture study, reading less and pondering more, and shares the goal he is setting for himself.
LDS friends! I have heard that we are the best at doomsday prepping, so please help me out. I just moved to London, and I don't know the first thing about prepping. If things really do get bad, can I go to my ward, and will they help me out?
🚨 GOVERNMENTS ARE TELLING CITIZENS TO STOCKPILE FOR EMERGENCY
🇬🇧 UK: 3 DAYS
🇯🇵 JAPAN: 3 DAYS
And they are not alone:
🇧🇪 Belgium: 72 HOURS
🇮🇪 Ireland: “Be Emergency Ready”
🇫🇷 France: 72 HOURS
🇩🇪 Germany: 3 to 10 DAYS
🇳🇱 Netherlands: 72 HOURS
🇵🇱 Poland: 3 DAYS
🇸🇪 Sweden: 1 WEEK
🇳🇴 Norway: 1 WEEK
🇫🇮 Finland: 72 HOURS
🇩🇰 Denmark: 3 DAYS
🇪🇪 Estonia: 1 WEEK
🇱🇻 Latvia: 72 HOURS
🇱🇹 Lithuania: 72 HOURS
🇨🇭 Switzerland: 1 WEEK
🇹🇼 Taiwan: 7 DAYS
🇪🇺 EU: 72 HOURS
17 countries + the EU.
What do they know that we don’t?
Follow me so you don’t miss what comes next 🔔
Victoria, newly moved to London, asks Latter-day Saint friends for help getting started with emergency preparedness and wonders whether her ward would help in hard times.
Jared Bell reacts with mock offense to a Christian apologist's video criticizing prayers to Mary, saying he isn't even Catholic and still found it offensive.
Thank you for reading. For those unfamiliar with the Doctrine and Covenants, it is a book of scripture used in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints containing revelations from the Lord to the Prophet Joseph Smith and to a few other latter-day prophets. Learn more here: https://t.co/TufCWbQwkO
Troy Sariah cheers the Church's official account for replying to a professor with a simple explanation of the Doctrine and Covenants and a link to learn more.
@ITalkOfChrist I am an expert in mormonism as much as any mormon.
Secondly, just because you don't follow the teachings of your church to their logical entailments doesn't mean they are false. It just means you're not following their logic.
A playful challenge to self-described experts on the Latter-day Saints: name all the sons of Mosiah without looking.
Here’s an account that doesn’t have a lot of followers but has S-tier content, imo.
Legit don’t know how I never came across @halliecou before.
But if you like what I do with 19th century Mormonism and Pioneers, and all that other fun stuff, this is a genuinely excellent account to follow.
My great-grandma, Hallie Gardner Grigg is the 10th child of Julia Pratt.
Julia Pratt was born early 1847 in Winter Quarters, Nebraska. Her mom, Sarah Houston Pratt had been run out of Nauvoo that fall with the saints. The mob violence and warfare had made Nauvoo unsafe as the mobs ransacked the city and burned down the temple. The saints prayed for a cold-snap so the Mississippi River would freeze and they could cross into Iowa.
One night a miracle happened and the large moving river froze, Sarah crossed it and walked almost 300 miles, pregnant, across Iowa to Winter Quarters.
The conditions in Winter Quarters were so bad, food was scarce and the house that she lived in had the fever so Sarah opted to give birth in a covered wagon. There she had her baby and the next spring set west into the unknown with the other pioneers.
She made a small bed in the back of a wagon for baby Julia and often drove the wagon herself.
Sarah and baby Julia arrived in the Salt Lake valley that summer of 1847 and later settled in Coyote, Utah. After Parley Pratt was shot she remarried and helped to settle Utah.
Julia Pratt married John Gardner, an immigrant from Scotland. He ended up working in the quarries cutting stone for temples and other buildings. Their 10th child was my great-grandma who also had 10 kids.
Although I never met my great-grandma Hallie in this life I have often felt her presence. She helps me and I know she is a powerful angel.
The blessing of being sealed to my ancestors is ongoing and I realize this life is sometimes a joint effort of angels and people here or the “boots on the ground” team.
Zion will be built, and those who died while fighting for the cause are still with us!
#JesusisKing
#pioneers
#Mormon
#lds #Zion
Eternal Saints recommends a smaller account sharing Latter-day Saint pioneer family history, pointing to a post about a pioneer ancestor's trek from Nauvoo to the Salt Lake Valley.
“Joseph Smith just read 1 Corinthians 15 and invented three degrees of heaven.”
I’ve heard this accusation repeatedly from critics of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
But here’s a question:
Have you ever actually investigated how the revelation of the three degrees of glory was received?
Because the historical account is considerably more interesting than the caricature.
On February 16, 1832, Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon were working on their inspired revision of the Bible in Hiram, Ohio.
They were considering John 5:29, which speaks of the resurrection of the just and the unjust.
What followed became one of the most remarkable revelations in Latter-day Saint history.
And here’s the part that critics frequently overlook.
Joseph Smith wasn’t alone.
Sidney Rigdon reported experiencing the SAME vision.
And there were other people in the room.
One of those witnesses, Philo Dibble, later described what he observed.
According to Dibble, Joseph and Sidney sat together, apparently looking into a vision that the others could not see.
Joseph would describe something he was seeing.
Sidney would respond:
“I see the same.”
Then Sidney would describe something.
And Joseph would confirm:
“I see the same.”
Back and forth, they described the vision.
In front of witnesses.
The resulting revelation, now recorded as Doctrine and Covenants 76, describes the glory of Jesus Christ, the resurrection, the judgment, and the differing degrees of glory prepared for God’s children.
Now, let’s be clear about something.
You don’t have to believe their experience was divine.
You can question the testimony. You can investigate the witnesses. You can examine the historical record.
That’s perfectly fair.
But claiming Joseph simply read one passage of Paul, invented a doctrine, and convinced everyone to accept it?
That completely sidesteps what Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, and Philo Dibble actually reported.
And it ignores the fact that the revelation was attributed to TWO men from the beginning.
The historical question isn’t merely whether Joseph Smith could have interpreted 1 Corinthians 15 creatively.
It’s whether the reported shared vision actually occurred as described.
Those are very different questions.
I find it fascinating how often people confidently explain the origins of Latter-day Saint doctrines without demonstrating any familiarity with the historical accounts surrounding them.
You don’t have to accept the Restoration to investigate it honestly.
And if you’re going to tell millions of Latter-day Saints where their beliefs came from, perhaps start by reading what the people involved actually said happened.
Source: Joseph Smith Papers, “Vision, 16 February 1832 [D&C 76],” including the historical introduction and Philo Dibble’s later recollection.
@tyabm @Primary_Pianist JS took one NT passage out of context and built a whole doctrine about heaven from it. 🤷♂️
The Primary Pianist responds to the critic claim that Joseph Smith simply read 1 Corinthians 15 and invented three degrees of glory, asking whether critics have looked into how that revelation actually came.
I ran into a couple I knew from the temple and mentioned I hadn't seen them in a while. They said they just returned from serving a mission in Nauvoo. Their entire mission was spent serving in the Nauvoo Temple.
Now, that is one cool mission.
Brent shares that a couple he knew from the temple just came home from a mission spent entirely serving in the Nauvoo Temple.
Evangelical: You Mormons preach a DIFFERENT GOSPEL! 😡
LDS: Oh? What's the gospel?
Evangelical: That Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who suffered and died for our sins, rose from the dead, and through whom we can receive salvation!
LDS: Wonderful! I believe every word of that.
Evangelical: NO YOU DON'T!
LDS: Which part don't I believe?
Evangelical: You believe God still speaks through prophets!
LDS: I do. But what does that have to do with the gospel you just defined?
Evangelical: You also believe in three degrees of glory!
LDS: Yes. But again, which part of your gospel definition did I reject?
Evangelical: You don't believe in the Trinity!
LDS: I believe the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are divine and perfectly united. We disagree about their metaphysical relationship. But you said the gospel was Christ's death and Resurrection for our salvation.
Evangelical: YOU BELIEVE IN A DIFFERENT JESUS!
LDS: Is there another Jesus who was born of Mary, preached in Galilee, was crucified under Pontius Pilate, and rose from the dead?
Evangelical: JOSEPH SMITH WAS A FALSE PROPHET!
LDS: Okay... but can we finish defining the gospel first?
Evangelical: CULT! 😡
LDS: So far, every time I agree with your definition of the gospel, you change the subject.
Evangelical: GALATIANS 1:8!!!
LDS: Yes, that's the verse I'm asking you to explain.
Which gospel am I preaching that's different from the one you just described?
Evangelical: ...
LDS: Take your time. I'll be over here reading 1 Corinthians 15:1–4.
And you all think these are fake conversations.
@ferrell_travis @Primary_Pianist Mormons don’t believe the same. Which is why you should know the real so you can spot the counterfeit.
A short dialogue: when an evangelical says Latter-day Saints preach a different gospel, the LDS reply affirms belief in Christ's atonement, resurrection and salvation through Him.
My episode with @cardonellis / @WardRadioShow is up. Listen to see what stood out to me the MOST about Elder Gong’s response.
HINT: It’s far more than just a cool moment for LDS social media.
https://t.co/GgrloIrRF3
Troy Sariah shares his new Ward Radio episode, pointing to what stood out most to him about Elder Gong's response and why it matters beyond a fun moment for LDS social media.
Sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ@SharingJesusLDS
Latter-day Saint
“Today, I am pleading with all of us to live life on a higher plane. God has granted life and agency to each of us, and each of us is accountable to Him for how we live that life.” - D. Todd Christofferson | O Be Wise | October 2026 General Conference https://t.co/5QkCyvyXdF
A quote from Elder D. Todd Christofferson's October 2026 general conference talk "O Be Wise," pleading with everyone to live on a higher plane and remember we are accountable to God for how we use our agency.
“The theme of my address comes from a prophecy in President George Q. Cannon’s speech given in the Tabernacle in May of 1866.
President Cannon spoke of the generations that had passed before the restoration of the gospel during which the adversary was indifferent and unconcerned with regard to the fractious religious movements among mankind which were not based upon the fulness of truth.
However, President Cannon observed that the movement of the Holy Priesthood of God and the Church were restored, “then ALL HELL IS MOVED.
President Cannon, who knew that the adversary regards this telestial turf as his OWN, said that Satan will vigorously resist ALL rezoning efforts because this is HIS world.
He said “the war” which was waged in heaven has been transferred to the earth,” and that this conflict “will come to occupy the THOUGHTS and MINDS of all the inhabitants of the earth”
Brothers and sisters, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be at the EPICENTER of all that.
On the sixth of April, 1845, the Twelve Apostles issued a proclamation which included these words: As this work progresses in its onward course, and becomes more and more an object of political and religious interest and excitement, no king, ruler, or subject, no community or individual, will stand NEUTRAL.
ALL will at length be influenced by one spirit or the other; and will TAKE SIDES either for or against the kingdom of God.”
Such audacity!
Except for apostles.
Such presumptuousness!
Except for prophets.
That prophecy is underway.
I stress that I come neither as an alarmist nor as a pessimist, but as one who seeks in his gentle way to remind us of this reality lest we be struck “with wonder and astonishment” and become dismayed and DISLOCATED by difficulties that emerge when “all hell is moved,” because the restored kingdom is really rolling now.
President Brigham Young observed that it would be at the very time when the Church was reaching out to all the nations of the world, when it was prospering and growing, that there would be in proportion to the spread of the gospel a rise in the POWER of Satan.
We are in that very period of time now, too. The obscurity of the Church has given way to visibility.
Note, brothers and sisters, that it is the validity which draws the fire of the adversary.
Combine validity and visibility, as in our time, and there is even more reaction.
The adversary would scarcely pay any attention to a still numerically obscure Church unless he recognized what is underway for just what it is.
Jesus declared who he was, and many disbelieved him, but the unclean spirit in Capernaum recognized him and said: “I know thee who thou art”.
Lucifer and his legions are alert; they know Christ’s church is what it is. The adversary is aware.
It should not surprise us, therefore, that as the Church becomes larger and more visible, we will sail our ROUGHER WATERS, and that there will be more “struggling seamen” anxious to be saved and to come on board.
Indeed, there are reasons to believe— as the CONTRASTS between the kingdom and the ways of the world become sharper, the choices more obvious, and the issues more irrepressible— that this condition will, in fact, HELP those who otherwise might delay making a choice or who might make a wrong choice if the issues remained obscured.
True, all hell may be moved, but as it moves, the devil’s kingdom will be irrevocably shaken, so that MANY can be shaken loose from his grasp.
It is the kingdom of heaven that is coming—triumphant, true, and everlasting!
God grant that we may each be faithful to ALL the assignments given to us during our premortal preparation for these dramatic days.”
Neal A. Maxwell
BYU Devotional; Nov 1977
“Take sides, either for or against the KINGDOM OF GOD.”
I fear that at times, we are inadvertently advancing Satan’s work. We must be SO CAREFUL to make sure we are always fighting on the side of Jesus Christ.
Elder Maxwell is PURE GOLD!!
Shares a passage from a talk built on a prophecy from President George Q. Cannon's 1866 Tabernacle address about the generations before the Restoration.
