Quotes Helaman 1- 4
Talks that were referred to:
The Book of Mormon - Keystone of Our Religion By President Ezra Taft Benson (1899-1994)
"WHEN THERE IS CONTENTION THE SPIRIT OF THE LORD WILL DEPART REGARDLESS WHO IS AT FAULT"
JAMES E. FAUST
"THE SPIRIT OF GOD NEVER GENERATES CONTENTION....IT LEADS TO PERSONAL PEACE AND A FEELING OF UNION WITH OTHERS"
HENRY B. EYRING
"The anguished Jesus not only pled with the Father that the hour and cup might pass from Him, but with this relevant citation He said, "Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee, take away this cup from me"…His suffering as it were, enormity multiplied by infinity evoked His later soul cry from the cross, and it was a cry of forsakeness. Even so Jesus maintained His sublime submissiveness as He had in Gethsemane. "Neverthless, not as I will, but as thou wilt"…Indeed we are in His hands and what hallowed hands. The wondrous and glorious Atonement is the central act in all human history. It was the hinge on which all that matters finally turned. But is turned upon Jesus' spiritual submissiveness. May we now in our time and turn be willing to submit."
Neal A. Maxwell, Conference Report, October, 1997
"You can invite the Holy Ghost's companionship into your life…When he is your companion, you can have the confidence that the Atonement is working in your life. Reception of the Holy Ghost is the cleansing agent as the Atonement purifies, strengthens and gives you power."
Henry B. Eyring BYU 10/29/89
Helaman 1-4 - Diane Adair - October 4, 2011(Audio)"WHEN THERE IS CONTENTION THE SPIRIT OF THE LORD WILL DEPART REGARDLESS WHO IS AT FAULT"
JAMES E. FAUST
"THE SPIRIT OF GOD NEVER GENERATES CONTENTION....IT LEADS TO PERSONAL PEACE AND A FEELING OF UNION WITH OTHERS"
HENRY B. EYRING
"The anguished Jesus not only pled with the Father that the hour and cup might pass from Him, but with this relevant citation He said, "Abba, Father, all things are possible unto thee, take away this cup from me"…His suffering as it were, enormity multiplied by infinity evoked His later soul cry from the cross, and it was a cry of forsakeness. Even so Jesus maintained His sublime submissiveness as He had in Gethsemane. "Neverthless, not as I will, but as thou wilt"…Indeed we are in His hands and what hallowed hands. The wondrous and glorious Atonement is the central act in all human history. It was the hinge on which all that matters finally turned. But is turned upon Jesus' spiritual submissiveness. May we now in our time and turn be willing to submit."
Neal A. Maxwell, Conference Report, October, 1997
"You can invite the Holy Ghost's companionship into your life…When he is your companion, you can have the confidence that the Atonement is working in your life. Reception of the Holy Ghost is the cleansing agent as the Atonement purifies, strengthens and gives you power."
Henry B. Eyring BYU 10/29/89
