Did Christ enter into a covenant with the Father?

Did Christ enter into a covenant with the Father?

Question   Gramps, Did Christ enter into a covenant with the Father? Christ was baptized, operated under Heavenly Father’s authority, and received everything from Him. Sounds exactly like a covenant relationship, but I can’t find it explicitly...
Was Jesus ever married?

Was Jesus ever married?

Question   Gramps, Who is the wife of our Lord Jesus Christ? Was He ever married? Rhanz   Answer   Rhanz, The question of whether Jesus Christ was ever married has long been a subject of intrigue and debate among scholars, theologians, and members of...
What is the Olivet Discourse?

What is the Olivet Discourse?

Question   Gramps, What is the Olivet Discourse? William   Answer   Dear William, The Olivet Discourse is the teaching given by Christ on the Mount of Olives as recorded in Matthew 24 and 25.  These teachings come near the end of Christ’s ministry...
Why did Jesus Christ need a physical body?

Why did Jesus Christ need a physical body?

Question   Gramps, I have often wondered, if Jesus only received his body here upon the Earth in the meridian of time, how did  he do all the creations without a body? Christ did not receive his body until he resurrected in the garden tomb. If that is the case,...
Can someone obtain the pure love of Christ?

Can someone obtain the pure love of Christ?

Question   Gramps, During this life, can someone obtain the pure love of Christ? Kalena   Answer   Dear Kalena, The phrase “pure love of Christ” is used only by Moroni: Moroni 7:47 But charity is the pure love of Christ, and it endureth...
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