Glory: Considering God’s Splendor
Anciently, glory was weight, honor, splendor, and the divine presence.
Anciently, glory was weight, honor, splendor, and the divine presence.
Sometimes people use “apostate” or “apostasy” without knowing what they mean. Let's examine the actual word's origin and its current use.
The very powers of heaven operate according to the principles of righteousness.
The divinely appointed combination of quorums and societies combines authority and power with divine character.
Is perfection being flawless, or is it more profound? What did perfection mean anciently and how did one achieve it?
The Savior invites us to take His yoke upon us. How do we yoke ourselves to Christ?
Enduring to the end is not merely passively tolerating difficult circumstances or “hanging in there,” but the way of a faithful disciple.
Hesed is God’s covenant love, creating mutual rights and obligations.
Holiness ensures the companionship of the Holy Ghost and is key to happiness and is a foundation to joy.
Saying “amen” after a prayer is a practice deeply rooted in biblical tradition and carries meaning beyond simply marking the end of a statement.