Oct 14- Doctrine & Covenants 116-117

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Oct 14- Doctrine & Covenants 116-117

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Today we discuss how completely amazing the coming of Christ at Adam-ondi-ahman will be, and the Lord's reminder that things carry no value to Him, only worship.
McConkie- Book: The Millennial Messiah
Maxwell
https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/1986/10/god-will-yet-reveal?lang=eng

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