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  1. The Sacrament and the Atonement

    James J. Hamula October 2014 Sunday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (3)

    Before them was the traditional Passover meal, consisting of the sacrificial lamb, wine, and unleavened bread, emblems of Israel’s past salvation from slavery and death and of a future redemption yet to be realized.

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  2. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ

    D. Todd Christofferson April 2014 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (1)

    And so this blessed woman became the first mortal to see and speak to the resurrected Christ.

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  3. An Unspeakable Gift from God

    Craig C. Christensen October 2012 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (1)

    The Holy Ghost is a teacher and a revelator.

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  4. “By This All Will Know That You Are My Disciples”

    Dieter F. Uchtdorf April 2025 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (1)

    If we are not there yet, remember: with the Lord’s help, nothing is impossible.

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  5. The Love of God

    Benjamin M. Z. Tai April 2025 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (3)

    When the winds are against us in our lives, are we willing to be cheerful and courageous?

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  6. Temples, Houses of the Lord Dotting the Earth

    Neil L. Andersen April 2024 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (7)

    The Lord warned that in the last days, there would be distress among nations, people would “be lovers of their own selves,” “all things [would] be in commotion,” confusion would abound, and “men’s hearts [would] fail them.” We have certainly seen men’s and women’s hearts fail them: the enticements of the world, the distraction of alluring voices, the neglect of spiritual nourishment, the fatigue from the demands of discipleship.

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  7. Spiritual Capacity

    Russell M. Nelson October 1997 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (2)

    Shortly after Elder Hinckley’s labors began in England, he became discouraged and wrote to his father.

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