How do we know if a prophet is a true prophet?

How do we know if a prophet is a true prophet?

Question   Gramps, How do we know if a prophet is a true prophet, and how is a new one selected? Various submissions   Answer   Hello everyone, With the death of President Russell M. Nelson, several questions have again arisen regarding the succession...
What do we take with us when we die?

What do we take with us when we die?

Question   Gramps, What characteristics and knowledge do we take with us when we die? Norma   Answer   Norma, Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe that growth does not end with death; rather, the next stage of existence is...
Who are the Lord’s Anointed?

Who are the Lord’s Anointed?

Question   Gramps, Who are the Lord’s anointed? Jon   Answer   Jon, In ancient Israel, anointing was a tangible ritual. Priests and kings received a ceremonial outpouring of oil to set them apart for sacred service. Exodus records the instruction:...
Does Satan have power over things on this earth?

Does Satan have power over things on this earth?

Question   Gramps. Does Satan have power over things on this Earth? Spencer   Answer   Spencer, When considering the power of Satan, it’s important that our understanding is based on scripture and prophetic teachings. According to The Church of Jesus...
What is the purpose of prayer?

What is the purpose of prayer?

Question   Gramps, What is the purpose of prayer?  Do we actually influence God’s will and the eventual outcome of a situation, or is it more to align our will with His? Carolyn   Answer   Carolyn, Prayer is not a magic wand to bend God’s will to...
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