2018
Messages from the Twelve
May 2018


“Messages from the Twelve,” New Era, May 2018

Messages from the Twelve

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Apostles at general conference

The members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles shared powerful messages. What did you learn? What were you inspired to do?

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M. Russell Ballard

Life can be filled with faith, joy, happiness, hope, and love when we exercise the smallest amount of real faith in Christ.

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Jeffrey R. Holland

Our prayer today is that every man and woman will leave this general conference more deeply committed to heartfelt care for one another.

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Dieter F. Uchtdorf

Those who find a way to truly behold the Man find the doorway to life’s greatest joys and the balm to life’s most demanding despairs.

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David A. Bednar

Meekness is a defining attribute of the Redeemer and is distinguished by righteous responsiveness, willing submissiveness, and strong self-restraint.

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Quentin L. Cook

Pursuing divinely appointed responsibilities in righteousness, unity, and equality will prepare us to meet God.

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D. Todd Christofferson

Having one Melchizedek Priesthood quorum in a ward unifies priesthood holders to accomplish all aspects of the work of salvation.

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Neil L. Andersen

A prophet does not stand between you and the Savior. Rather, he stands beside you and points the way to the Savior.

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Ronald A. Rasband

What a joy it will be for all Melchizedek Priesthood holders to have the blessing of teaching, learning, and serving shoulder to shoulder.

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Gary E. Stevenson

We can rejoice that the Lord’s prophet is in place and that the Lord’s work is being done in the way that He has divinely prescribed.

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Dale G. Renlund

When we gather our family histories and go to the temple on behalf of our ancestors, God fulfills promised blessings simultaneously on both sides of the veil.

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Gerrit W. Gong

This is Easter Sunday. I reverently witness and solemnly testify of the living Christ—He who “died, was buried, and rose again the third day.”

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Ulisses Soares

Having prophets is a sign of God’s love for His children. They make known the promises and the true nature of God and of Jesus Christ.

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