Elder Holland’s YouTube Video Strikes a Chord

Posted by on Oct 9, 2008 in How We Are Helping | 0 comments

Elder Jeffrey Holland, living apostle of the Lord, addressed the world on the subject of continouus revelation.  His talk, centered around the Mormon claim that God continues to speak His word and reveal His mind and will, is available on YouTube.

Elder Jeffrey R Holland mormonAmong the comments from visitors to this widely-viewed YouTube video clip, taken from his address in General Conference (Mormon Semiannual meeting), is the following:

I must say, what Holland is saying here makes incredible sense and something about this video really strikes a cord with me in a way that nothing else ever has. I’ve been to many churches and have heard many sermons, and if they all use the Bible I can’t see how they all come out so different. If this Book of Mormon is indeed an addition to his word, then God sure knows what he’s doing to correct where we’ve been going wrong with Christianity.

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karenrose – who has written posts on More Good Foundation Blog.
Living out a great season of my life, thanks to Jesus Christ, and two wonderful daughters, a great life's work. Loving this opportunity to share faith online... I'm a single Mom, convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, second-gen Italian, from the East coast originally. Love the fine arts, dance, frozen yogurt, temples, scriptures, writing, jazz, helping others reach their potential, king salmon, ....and not in that order. God is good. I feel it deeply when people have a misconception of Heavenly Father or Jesus Christ, His Son, that lessens or cheapens Them and blinds one's ability to feel His presence or to trust in an ultimately good eternal end to life's circumstances.

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