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In his initial encounter with God, Moses sees a grand vision and then is left to himself and others the words “now I know that man is nothing which thing I had never supposed”. Likewise King Benjamin emphasized how we…
In Jacob chapter 2, the condemnation of multiplying wives, concubines, and riches highlights the violation of multiple commandments simultaneously. Jacob conveys to his people that these commandments were given to their father (singular), Lehi. And now behold, my brethren, ye…
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