What is meant by secret combinations?

What is meant by secret combinations?

Question   Gramps. What is meant by secret combinations? Marlene   Answer   Marlene, Secret combinations, as described in the Book of Mormon, refer to groups or individuals who engage in clandestine activities to achieve personal gain or exert power...
Is the Hill Cumorah really in New York?

Is the Hill Cumorah really in New York?

Question   Gramps, My question is more out of curiosity than of faith building , but as I read of the travels of Moroni, and view many maps of the journeys, I wonder about the Hill Cumorah. I see two possible locations of this place and they are nowhere close 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...
How does “Twinkling” work?

How does “Twinkling” work?

Question   Dear Gramps, This is kind of a weird question, but it’s one that keeps floating around in my head so I thought I’d ask you about it. During the Millennium we believe people will be “twinkled” right?  How do you suppose that will...
What does Slippery Treasure mean?

What does Slippery Treasure mean?

Question   Gramps, In the Book of Mormon it mentions in several different places phrases (example Mormon 1:18) where the treasure or physical items became “slippery”. What does slippery mean? Does it mean the items physically disappeared or did people...
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