Third Hour Posted April 7, 2019 Report Share Posted April 7, 2019 President Russell M. Nelson presided with President Henry Eyring conducting. President Dallin H. Oaks In mortality, we are subject to the laws of man and God. President Oaks has had the experience of judging according to both. This has given him an increased appreciation for the atonement. Under man's law, there is the possibility of life in prison without parole. Not so under the laws of Christ. Christ redeems. The atonement opens the door to all who repent. A message of hope for all, including those who are no longer in the Church. Repentance is not easy, but the prize is worth the price. Repentance is a privilege. Alma's inspired teachings: begin with faith; then we must repent. We must repent of all our sins, actions, inactions—no one is exempt. Confession; take the sacrament; deny ourselves of ungodliness; become holy without spot. Accountability entails both mortal and immortal judgment. Mortal judgments are made by church leaders. They don't forgive sins or judge you as perfect. Only God can absolve. An unrepentant person... View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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