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I thought Neil Maxwell's talk in the - Page 2 - Mormon Doctrine Studies - Posted: 5th Apr, 2004 - 4:00am
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| QUOTE (AGene @ 4-Apr 04, 5:25 PM) |
| Correct me if I am wrong, but aren't the Quorum of the 12, & the 1st and 2nd Councilors ALL considered prophets, seers and revelators. Gordon B. Hinckley is THE President of the Church, and The Prophet, but the others are ALSO Heavenly Father's mouth pieces. |
Yes, they are considered Prophets, Seers, and Revelators. However, according to Joseph Smith, what they say is to be considered directly from the Lord (as in scripture) only when they indicate so, as in "thus saith the Lord."
Most people in the Church have taken the attitude that whatever they say, in whatever context, should be treated similar to scripture.
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I agree with you Nighhawlk.
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| However, according to Joseph Smith, what they say is to be considered directly from the Lord (as in scripture) only when they indicate so, as in "thus saith the Lord." |
Could you provide the exact quote from Joseph Smith?
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I thought Neil Maxwell's talk in the Priesthood session was good. He spoke of life's memories and related them to all of our lives. I got the eerie feeling it was a farewell talk. I hope I'm wrong, but I know he has had health problems.
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