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Becky Craven
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April 2019
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Saturday Morning Session
The vision of the tree of life shows us how the effects of casualness can lead us away from the covenant path.
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Larry Y. Wilson
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April 2018
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Sunday Morning Session
Ensign Blair’s ability to receive revelation saved him and his shipmates from a raging storm.
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Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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October 2017
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General Women’s Session
There was a narrow path that led to the tree, and alongside was an iron rod that helped them stay on the path.
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Gregory A. Schwitzer
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October 2015
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Sunday Morning Session
Over the many years that I have studied the story of Lehi’s dream in the Book of Mormon, I have always thought of the great and spacious building as a place where only the most rebellious reside.
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Quentin L. Cook
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April 2012
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Saturday Afternoon Session
The great introductory vision in the Book of Mormon is Lehi’s prophetic dream of the tree of life.
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Thomas S. Monson
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October 2011
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Priesthood Session
In Lehi’s vision of the tree of life, found in 1 Nephi 8, Lehi sees, among others, those who hold to the iron rod until they come forth and partake of the fruit of the tree of life, which we know is a representation of the love of God.
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Merrill J. Bateman
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October 1992
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Saturday Afternoon Session
Lehi’s great visionary dream came soon after he had searched the brass plates (see 1 Ne.
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Andrea Muñoz Spannaus
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April 2024
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Saturday Evening Session
Dear friends, Christ is eager to accompany us on the journey of our lives.
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Mark D. Eddy
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October 2022
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Sunday Afternoon Session
It is the prayer of my heart that we may possess the wisdom and meekness to hold fast to the word of God and stay on the covenant path that leads to exaltation and eternal life.
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David A. Bednar
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April 2022
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Saturday Morning Session
As I sing “Let Us All Press On,” I often think of the people in Lehi’s vision pressing forward on the path that led to the tree of life who were not merely “clinging to” but were “continually holding fast to the rod of iron, until they came forth and fell down and partook of the fruit of the tree.” Lehi described multitudes in the great and spacious building that were pointing “the finger of scorn at [him] and those … partaking of the fruit.” His response to the jeers and insults is magnifice...
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Stephen W. Owen
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October 2019
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Saturday Morning Session
Where do we find true spiritual nourishment?
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James B. Martino
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October 2015
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Saturday Afternoon Session
Why did the trials of these sons of Mosiah strengthen their faith and commitment rather than cause them to murmur or doubt?
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Kevin W. Pearson
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April 2015
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Sunday Afternoon Session
Life’s journey is challenging.
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Kevin S. Hamilton
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October 2013
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Sunday Afternoon Session
There was, however, a third group that was not only successful in reaching the tree of life, but they afterward did not fall away.
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Mary N. Cook
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October 2010
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Sunday Morning Session
Unlike Lucy, today we are blessed to have more than the Bible.
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Ann M. Dibb
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October 2009
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Sunday Morning Session
“he [also] saw other multitudes pressing forward; and they came and caught hold of the end of the rod of iron; and they did press their way forward, continually holding fast to [that] rod of iron, until they came forth and fell down and partook of the fruit of the tree,”
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Jeffrey R. Holland
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October 2009
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Sunday Afternoon Session
In Lehi’s dream an already difficult journey gets more difficult when a mist of darkness arises, obscuring any view of the safe but narrow path his family and others are to follow.
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Neal A. Maxwell
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April 2002
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Saturday Afternoon Session
In meeting these recited challenges, spiritual submissiveness is fortunately and helpfully adroit—sometimes helping us to “let go” of things, even mortal life, other times to “hold fast,” and still other times to use the next stepping-stone (see 1 Ne.
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Russell M. Nelson
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October 2001
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Sunday Morning Session
From the Book of Mormon we learn about multitudes who were “continually holding fast to the rod of iron,” which Nephi likened to “the word of God.” Anchored in truth, that iron rod is immovable and immutable.
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Merrill J. Bateman
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October 1992
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Saturday Afternoon Session
Lehi’s great visionary dream came soon after he had searched the brass plates (see 1 Ne.
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William R. Bradford
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April 1992
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Saturday Afternoon Session
As you examine your list of basics, the next question would be, do I study the scriptures?
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