Why does bread represent the body of Christ?

Why does bread represent the body of Christ?

Question   Gramps, Why does the bread represent the body of Christ and why do we eat it while it represents the body of Christ? Scott   Answer   Scott, It is always a good thing to ponder the symbolism of the ordinances we perform.  It helps to...

Should I be sealed to my parents?

Should I be sealed to my parents?

Question   Gramps, I was abandoned by my father at age 2, abused by my step-father, then abandoned by my mother at age 10. I was sent to live with my widowed grandmother. who resented every day I lived with her. I have been sealed for 45 years to my love, who has...

What is the difference between a curse and a mark?

What is the difference between a curse and a mark?

Question   Dear Gramps. Can you please clarify the difference between a curse and a mark? We had an interesting discussion in Sunday school but never came to any conclusion. So many think that all Africans are cursed because of their dark skin. I am inclined to...

Why do ordinances exist?

Why do ordinances exist?

Question   Gramps, I know the answers that come in the scriptures and manuals, but I'm looking for something even more basic, to understand why ordinances exist at the most fundamental level. I'm not challenging, but seeking to understand better. I know God gives...

Are our ancestors who have passed on aware of the living?

Are our ancestors who have passed on aware of the living?

Question   Dear Gramps, My father passed away several years ago, before I married and had children. Maybe the answer is obvious, but I wonder, does he know my children? Are our ancestors aware of the living? Erin   Answer   Dear Erin, I'm sorry for your...

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