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1376. “Be in Awe, and Know That I am God” By Robert Allen · January 16, 2022, in Meridian Magazine

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  This is so awe-inspiring, and faith promoting in our God, Heavenly Father! “Be in Awe, and Know That I am God” By  Robert Allen  · January 16, 2022 Just a little history. In March of 1830, almost 200 years ago, a young man named Joseph Smith, published a book that changed the world of a lot of people— The Book of Mormon . A month later he organized  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints . He was just 24 years old. Two months later, in June 1830, he received by revelation “a vision of Moses”. It’s an amazing revelation.  I quote from Moses chapter one: And he  saw  God  face  to face, and he  talked  with him…saying: Behold, I am the Lord God  Almighty , and …thou art my son; wherefore  look , and I will show thee the  workmanship  of mine  hands ; but not all, for my works are without end ….And  worlds  without number have I created ;  (Moses 1: 2,3,4,33) Think of it. Worlds w...

1344. This Doctrine Answers Our Hardest Questions and Defines Us By Richard Eyre · September 14, 2021, in Meridian Magazine

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  This Doctrine Answers Our Hardest Questions and Defines Us By  Richard Eyre  · September 14, 2021 Editor’s Note: This is the eleventh article in a twelve-part series on the restored doctrine of The Parental God—a belief which separates our theology from that of any other religion. Access the first ten articles  HERE . Author’s Note:  The central thrust and thesis of this series is that our belief in literal Heavenly Parents changes everything and is the most pivotal and distinctive teaching of the Restoration from which all other key theology stems.  If we are the spiritual children of Heavenly Parents then of course we lived with Them pre-mortally, of course They have a plan for our happiness, and of course we must prioritize our family like They prioritize Theirs. This series seeks to organize what we know from prophetic and official Church sources in a way that prompts personal pondering and prayer about our Parental God and perhaps draws us closer eve...