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The Holy Ghost works in perfect unity with Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ, fulfilling several roles to help us live righteously and receive the blessings of the gospel. He “witnesses of the Father and the Son” 1 and reveals and teaches “the truth of all things.” 2 We can receive a sure testimony of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ only by the power of the Holy Ghost.
- Gift of The Holy Ghost
Sometimes the Holy Ghost is manifested through feelings of...
- High Priest
Overview. High priest is an office of the Melchizedek...
- Revelation
Recognizing the Promptings of the Holy Ghost. Amid the many...
- Chapter 14
The Holy Ghost manifests the truth to honest people...
- Sharing Time
You will know the Holy Ghost is with you by the way you...
- Coloring Page
Help from the Holy Ghost. Erin Renouf Mylroie. For Little...
- Gift of The Holy Ghost
Sep 30, 2023 · In Mormonism, the Holy Ghost is the Spirit of God, the divine Comforter. He’s not holy simply because he’s pure and sinless; he’s holy because he sanctifies or ‘makes holy.’. It’s a seminal moment in any Latter-day Saint’s spiritual journey when he or she prays about whether the text is true. Readers are promised if they “ask ...
As He Laid His Hands Upon Them – Moroni 2:1-3. 1 The words of Christ, which he spake unto his disciples, the twelve whom he had chosen, as he laid his hands upon them– 2 And he called them by name, saying: Ye shall call on the Father in my name, in mighty prayer; and after ye have done this ye shall have power that…
The Holy Ghost is the third member of the Godhead. He is a personage of spirit, without a body of flesh and bones (see Doctrine and Covenants 130:22). The Holy Ghost possesses the characteristics of a divine being and is often referred to as “the Spirit.”. The “power” of the Holy Ghost can be experienced by all of God’s children.
- Moroni 8:26. And the remission of sins bringeth meekness, and lowliness of heart; and because of meekness and lowliness of heart cometh the visitation of the Holy Ghost, which Comforter filleth with hope and perfect love, which love endureth by diligence unto prayer, until the end shall come, when all the saints shall dwell with God.
- 1 Nephi 10:17. And it came to pass after I, Nephi, having heard all the words of my father, concerning the things which he saw in a vision, and also the things which he spake by the power of the Holy Ghost, which power he received by faith on the Son of God—and the Son of God was the Messiah who should come—I, Nephi, was desirous also that I might see, and hear, and know of these things, by the power of the Holy Ghost, which is the gift of God unto all those who diligently seek him, as well in times of old as in the time that he should manifest himself unto the children of men.
- 3 Nephi 28:11. And the Holy Ghost beareth record of the Father and me; and the Father giveth the Holy Ghost unto the children of men, because of me.
- 2 Nephi 31:17–18. 17 Wherefore, do the things which I have told you I have seen that your Lord and your Redeemer should do; for, for this cause have they been shown unto me, that ye might know the gate by which ye should enter.
The Holy Ghost is the third member of the Godhead. He is a personage of spirit, without a body of flesh and bones (see D&C 130:22). He is often referred to as the Spirit, Holy Spirit, the Spirit of God, the Spirit of the Lord, or the comforter (True to the Faith: A Gospel Reference, 2004, pp. 81-82). The gift of the Holy Ghost is different from ...
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The Holy Ghost baptizes the Saints with fire (Acts 11:15–16) THE HOLY GHOST AND DAILY LIFE The Holy Ghost changes our character (Gal 5:22–23) The Holy Ghost will prompt us to do things (Acts 8:29; 11:12) The Holy Ghost helps us with our weaknesses, especially in communicating with God (Rom 8:26-27) The Holy Ghost witnesses of truth (Rom 9:1)