Elder James E. Evanson: I invite each of us to go and do likewise.

Elder Ozani Farias: My beloved brothers and sisters I encourage each of you to deepen your study of the Book of Mormon.

Elder Matthew S. Holland: My plea, inspired by Jonah, is: Forsake not your own mercy. ... Cry unto God, Turn to the temple, Cling to your covenants, and Serve the Lord his church and others with sacrifice and thanksgiving.

Elder Dale G. Renlund: ... and etch His name in your heart willingly and intentionally.

Elder Dale G. Renlund: I urge you to do this: come unto our heavenly father, take upon yourself the name of Jesus Christ, identify with Him, always remember Him, strive to be like Him, join Him in His work, receive His power and blessings in your life, (cont.)

Elder Ulisses Soares: I extend an earnest invitation to all of us to adorn our minds and hearts with the Christlike virtue of temperance as a sacred response to the prophetic call of our dear President Russell M. Nelson.

Elder D. Todd Christofferson: I plead with you to repent, come unto Christ and receive his promise of complete forgiveness as you fully repent of your sins.

Sis Andrea Muñoz Spannaus: 2. In the coming days, I invite you to kneel, open your hearts and pray with faith to Heavenly Father, asking Him to confirm to you that His chosen Prophet and Apostles are His voice on the earth today.

Sis Andrea Muñoz Spannaus: 1. I invite you to ask yourself this question: Do I have a personal testimony of God's living prophets?.

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Thank you to everyone who helped with the notes. Until we meet again in 6 months.

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The Book of Mormon is another testament of Christ, detailing God's "recipe" for happy living. Deepening conversion requires diligent study and "feasting" upon Christ's words, which brings spiritual strength, opens the door to revelation, and enables us to bear testimony.

The Church's doctrine centers on the eternal family; exaltation is a family affair. Temple ordinances ensure families can return to God's presence. Parents are master teachers who should model Christ-like attributes and strengthen family ties through shared activities.

Joy comes from focusing on Christ, regardless of circumstances. A testimony of the Fall explains universal struggles. Christ offers infinite mercy, perfectly suited to relieve individual agonies and heal particular pains, urging us not to forsake our own mercy.

The final judgment evaluates what we become through righteous action and Christ's grace. For the prepared, it is a "pleasing" day; for the wicked, a cause of dread, acknowledging their own guilt. Godly fear is a reverence for Christ that brings peace.

Moral agency is the divinely designed power to choose and act righteously, central to God's plan. Its purposes are to love God and neighbor. Righteous exercise of agency determines what we become, as the final judgment is an acknowledgment of our achieved condition.

Discipleship means taking upon the name of Christ, defining our identity as children of God, and involves identification, remembrance, emulation, alignment with His work, and spiritual empowerment. It is a lifelong commitment to covenants, service, and following His example.

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