Did the Savior have to learn the art of healing by practice?
Uninspired ministers are quick to try to find fault with the Savior rather than to attribute any deficiency to those among whom He administered.
Is it true that the Savior was born on the 6th day of April?
As revealed in the Mormon scripture, the Doctrine and Covenants, the Lord Jesus Christ was born on the sixth day of April, and was resurrected on the 8th of April.
How long was the Savior with the Nephites in America?
The length of time that the Savior spent with the Nephite following his resurrection is not recorded in the scriptures, but he visited them many times.
When James tells us to be slow to wrath is he implying that a little wrath is all right?
James’ counsel to be slow to wrath is not to be interpreted that a littlewrath is acceptable to the Lord. He was admonishing those with uncontrolled tempers to gain control of themselves.
What is the meaning of the Savior’s statement that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven?
The Savior’s parable comparing the difficulty of getting into heaven with a camel passing through the eye of a needle does not mean that riches will keep one out of heaven but that the love of riches will.
Was Jesus born in Jerusalem or in Bethlehem?
Jesus was born in the City of Bethlehem in the land of Jerusalem.
Was God the Father the literal father of Jesus Christ?
Jesus was the only begotten son of God the Eternal Father. In other words, Jesus was born into morality of a mortal mother, sired by an Eternal Father.
Was Jesus Christ married?
As recorded in Isaiah, Jesus Christ was married and had children.
How do I keep from losing my temper and self-control?
Self-control is one of the purposes of our mortal life and can be mastered only by practice. A situation that requires you to exercise it is a blessing.
Is Jesus the Savior of other worlds?
Mormonism teaches that Jesus died not only for the sins of mankind on this earth, but also of the inhabitants of other planets.
