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Why is it harder to repent in the Spirit World?

Why is it harder to repent in the Spirit World?

Question   Gramps, Why is it longer and harder to repent in the Spirit world without a body? I understand the concept that you are addicted to something and do not have a body to crave. Why would it take longer without a body? Paula   Answer   Paula,...

Was Lazarus the first to be resurrected?

Was Lazarus the first to be resurrected?

Question   Gramps, Was Lazarus the first to be resurrected? Robert   Answer   Robert, The question of whether Lazarus was the first person to be resurrected is a topic of considerable interest and debate within the context of Latter-day Saint (LDS)...

Do all spirits remain on earth after death?

Do all spirits remain on earth after death?

Question   Gramps, I have learned that all spirits after they die remain on earth. However, I couldn't find scripture or talks to back this up. And then I disagree with someone who seems to think that not everyone remains on earth after they die. They thought it...

What is the true meaning of “whom God calls He qualifies”?

What is the true meaning of “whom God calls He qualifies”?

Question   Gramps, What is the true meaning of "whom the Lord calls he qualifies"? There are many leaders who still do wrong and always use these scripture verses as a defense for what they are doing. John   Answer   John, At first glance, the idea that...

In Mosiah 15, does Abinadi’s sermon support the Trinity?

In Mosiah 15, does Abinadi’s sermon support the Trinity?

Question   Gramps, We know the Trinity is a false doctrine. God and Jesus are separate personages. But confusingly, Jesus is often referred to as "God", especially in the Old Testament. To reconcile this, we often distinguish between God the Father (God) and God...

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