…the restoration of priesthood authority, the organization of the Church, persecution, migration, and modern prophetic leadership are all rooted in identifiable moments in history. To understand the faith fully, members…
…uphold those He called to lead them. In the Old Testament, prophets such as Moses were sustained by the people as they followed God’s direction. When Moses was overwhelmed, others…
…The Restoration God restored His Church, priesthood authority, and essential ordinances through modern prophets. 📖 Scripture & Revelation In addition to the Bible, Latter-day Saints believe in the Book of…
…is when God tells the prophet Jeremiah that He knew him before he was formed in the womb. Latter-day Saints understand this as evidence of conscious existence prior to mortality….
…They teach that this authority comes from God and was restored through the prophet Joseph Smith. While baptisms performed without this authority may be sincere, Latter-day Saints believe divine authorization…
…Latter-day Saints believe Jesus Christ restored His Church in the modern era through the prophet Joseph Smith. As part of this restoration, doctrines concerning salvation for the dead were revealed…
…and devotion to God. Latter-day Saints see their monthly fasting as a continuation of this long-standing biblical tradition rather than a modern invention. Prophets in the Old Testament fasted during…
…that God’s message is universal. The Restoration Message Missionaries teach about the restoration of Christ’s church, modern prophets, and additional scripture such as the Book of Mormon. They believe these…
…confront Goliath. Samuel heard the voice of God as a child. Jeremiah was called as a prophet while still young and initially doubted his ability. The disciples of Jesus Christ…
…with His disciples, and gradually revealed deeper truths. Prophets such as Moses, Isaiah, and Paul served for extended periods, often over decades. Long-Term Commitment in Scripture Scripture frequently emphasizes endurance,…
