Why does there have to be 3 in the Godhead?

Why does there have to be 3 in the Godhead?

Question Gramps, Why does there have to be three in the Godhead or why is there three in the Godhead? Thanks, Jesus   Answer Dear Jesus, By having three members in the Godhead, we find God exemplifying the law of witnesses that he gave to His children (see...
Was Judas damned for betraying Christ?

Was Judas damned for betraying Christ?

Question   Hi Gramps, I know I’ve been asking you a lot of questions, primarily because I haven’t seen them addressed before. This one has come to my mind periodically since I was in middle school.  I don’t believe that Judas knew that the...
In LDS scripture, how many times does God speak?

In LDS scripture, how many times does God speak?

Question   Gramps, In the LDS scriptures, how many times does God actually speak?  Like in D&C 49, God the Father and Jesus Christ seem to take turns speaking. Karen   Answer   Dear Karen, God the Father has spoken on very few occasions. When He...
Is justice ever double paid?

Is justice ever double paid?

Question   Gramps, I just read your answer to the justice and mercy conundrum. As you cited in your answer about justice and mercy, the commonly told story about a loan owed and a third party stepping in to pay the loan then granting forgiveness of the loan to...
How can these differences be reconciled?

How can these differences be reconciled?

Question   Gramps, There is a song in our hymnal, “While of These Emblems We Partake,” ( #174)  which states in verse three that “[t]he law was broken; Jesus died….” Christ himself told us, in both the New Testament and the Book of Mormon, that he did not come to...
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