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A geographical blunder or historical precision? The case of Alma 7:10

The alleged geographical error in Alma 7:10 regarding Jesus' birthplace turns out upon closer inspection to be powerful evidence of authenticity. Archaeological findings in the Amarna letters show that Bethlehem in ancient times effectively formed part of 'the land of Jerusalem', precisely as the prophet Alma described it. That Joseph Smith never...

Lagom

The Swedish word 'lagom' means 'not too much, not too little, just right' and revolves around balance. This principle can also be applied to faith: pray and read the scriptures regularly, but in balance with your daily life. Our faith in Christ, however, must be complete, with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Lagom reminds us to give precisely enough attention to faith...

Valleys and mountains: learning from setbacks

Yesterday, as often on Sundays, we had the missionaries visit to eat together and have a pleasant time. The missionaries always bring us a spiritual message. Yesterday, Sister Fleming had a message that will stay with me and that I would like to share with you. The text comes from the Book of Mormon, from the book of Ether, chapter 6, verses 5 to and...

GeensZins in de Schriften

Vandaag tijdens mijn scripture study ontdekt dat het woord “Geenszins” wel verschillende keren voorkomt in de Schriften. Heel vaak in de context “…gij zult geenszins het koninkrijk beërven…”. Welnu, dat vind ik persoonlijk een mooie belofte 🙂 . De moeite om eens verder op zoek te gaan naar het aantal keren dat geenszins voor komt in alle Schriften: 13...

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