Month: September 2020

“When you feel weak, discouraged, depressed, or afraid, open the Book of Mormon and read.” – Boyd K. Packer

“The Book of Mormon is one of God’s priceless gifts to us.” – Tad R. Callister

“The Book of Mormon provides “the fullest and most authoritative understanding of the Atonement of Jesus Christ to be found anywhere.” – Russell M. Nelson

“In a most miraculous and singular way, the Book of Mormon teaches us of Jesus Christ and His gospel.” – Russell M. Nelson

“The Book of Mormon brings men to Christ.” – Ezra Taft Benson

“If the Book of Mormon is true, the Bible is true. The Bible is the testament of the old world, the Book of Mormon is the testament of the new.” – Gordon B. Hinckley

“The Book of Mormon was written for us today. God is the author of the book. It is a record of a fallen people, compiled by inspired men for our blessing today. Those people never had the book—it was meant for us.” – Ezra Taft Benson

“There are three ways in which the Book of Mormon is the keystone of our religion. It is the keystone in our witness of Christ. It is the keystone of our doctrine. It is the keystone of testimony.” – Ezra Taft Benson

“I implore each of us to prayerfully study and ponder the Book of Mormon each day. As we do so, we will be in a position to hear the voice of the Spirit, to resist temptation, to overcome doubt and fear, and to receive heaven’s help in our lives.” – Thomas S. Monson

“Again and again the Book of Mormon acts as a confirming, clarifying, unifying witness of the doctrines taught in the Bible so that there is only “one Lord, one faith, one baptism.” – Tad R. Callister

“I invite you to remember each day the greatness of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ and what They have done for you. Let your consideration of Their goodness more firmly bind your wandering heart to Them. Ponder Their compassion, and you will be blessed with added spiritual sensitivity and become more Christlike.” ✅Elder Dale G. Renlund

“May we press forward with love in our hearts, walking in the ‘brightness of hope’ that lights the path of holy anticipation we have been on now for 200 years. I testify that the future is going to be as miracle-filled and bountifully blessed as the past has been.” Jeffrey R. Holland

Blessings come by obedience to God’s laws, but the gear ratio between our obedience and His blessings is generous indeed!     Neal A. Maxwell

Many blessings come from assembling with other members of the Church.    

Great blessings come from fasting and prayer.

The greatest blessings come from obedience.

Remember that all of our blessings come from above.

Blessings come inevitably as we do our duty.

I know that great blessings come to those who will serve others willingly.

Blessings come unto all those who are faithful.

Great blessings come to us through obedience to the law of tithing.

BLESSINGS COME FROM TEMPLE WORK.

SALVATION AND BLESSINGS COME BY OBEDIENCE TO LAW.

Blessings come from paying fast offerings.

Blessings come in living the gospel.

Miracles and blessings come by faith.

Great blessings come through family prayer.

Personal blessings come from temple attendance.

Blessings may come unto you from an unexpected quarter.

Blessings come to those who sustain and follow the Prophet. (and all God’s servants)

Blessings come the same way to all-by obedience to the laws on which these blessings are predicated, and in no other way. (D&C 130:20.)  

Temporal as well as spiritual blessings come to those who keep the Sabbath.

Physical and spiritual blessings come to those who keep the Word of Wisdom.

Peace and blessings come to the contrite soul who approaches God with a broken heart. 

Blessings come to people whose lives glow with the unquenchable fire of faith. 

Blessings come as a result of purity, not position.  

Special blessings come from fasting when our fast is motivated by our love of the Savior.

Blessings come to those who are honorably married and keep sacred the vows that made them husband and wife.

Our blessings come from activity and not from resting.

Blessings come from patience.

Blessings come from gaining, having, and bearing a testimony.

Spiritual blessings come- through humility, dedication, and obedience to the light and knowledge the Lord bestows upon the faithful.

When blessings come after faith, the condition that engendered the faith becomes the real blessing.

It seems to be a general principle that before great blessings come strong temptations and trials.

Often, we discern God’s blessings come by simple means, and His providential care is manifest to us in small beginnings.

King Benjamin taught that the Lord’s blessings come bounteously in this life to those who remember him in faith. (Mosiah 2:24.)

Blessings come not only by acquiring the understanding of doctrines and principles through study, but also by faith. (D&C 88:118.) 

Blessings come because of obedience and personal righteousness, not because of administrative positions.

Many blessings come as unconditional benefits of the atonement of Jesus Christ.  (Moses 6:53-55.) 

Power and blessings come from diligent family prayers. 

Great blessings come to those who regularly read the scriptures.

Material blessings come to us daily in his providence, and he crowns the year with his goodness, and his paths drop fatness.

All our blessings come from our heavenly Father, “the Giver of every good and perfect gift.” Why should we not give him the credit.

Both temporal and spiritual blessings come from the “windows of heaven”.

Quotations from LDS Collectors Library 2005