“Abide in Me, and I in You; Therefore Walk with Me”

David A. Bednar · April 2023 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

The ancient prophet Enoch, described in the Old Testament, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price, was instrumental in establishing the city of Zion.

Listen to the Prophets

Spencer W. Kimball · April 1978 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Moses 6)

If we need a reminder of harsh realities and the dangers of duty which prophets face, Jonah gives us a glimpse in relation to his call to the exceeding great city of Nineveh, which took three days just to walk through, its size was so intimidating.

“Abide in Me, and I in You; Therefore Walk with Me”

David A. Bednar · April 2023 · Sunday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (1)

when Enoch had heard these words, he bowed himself to the earth and spake before the Lord, saying: Why is it that I have found favor in thy sight, and am but a lad, and all the people hate me; for I am slow of speech; wherefore am I thy servant?”

“Walk with Me”

Henry B. Eyring · April 2017 · General Priesthood Session

Open paragraph (Moses 6:31)

The next step is described in an interaction between Jehovah and Enoch.

In the Strength of the Lord

David A. Bednar · October 2004 · Sunday Morning Session

Open paragraph (Moses 6:31)

“And the Lord said unto Enoch: Go forth and do as I have commanded thee, and no man shall pierce thee.

“Yet Thou Art There”

Neal A. Maxwell · October 1987 · Saturday Afternoon Session

Open paragraph (Moses 6:31)

Even though he knew he had been called personally by a personal God, Enoch wrestled with feelings of personal inadequacy (see Moses 6:31).

The Sure Word of God

Vaughn J. Featherstone · October 1972 · Priesthood Session

Open paragraph (Moses 6:31)

“… and the mountains shall flee before you, and the rivers shall turn from their course; and thou shalt abide in me, and I in you.” (Moses 6:31–32, 34.)