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To: Logophile
BTW, this idea that each or us will inherit his or her own planet is not something I find in Mormon scripture. If you refer to my Post 27, you will see that those who are exalted "shall dwell in the presence of God and his Christ forever and ever." (D&C 76:62)

Here is a quote:

"Perhaps there is something else that we will learn as we perfect our bodies and our spirits in the times to come. You and I—what helpless creatures are we! Such limited power we have, and how little can we control the wind and the waves and the storms! We remember the numerous scriptures which, concentrated in a single line, were said by a former prophet, Lorenzo Snow: “As man is, God once was; and as God is, man may become.” This is a power available to us as we reach perfection and receive the experience and power to create, to organize, to control native elements. How limited we are now! We have no power to force the grass to grow, the plants to emerge, the seeds to develop......

..... And when our spirits receive our bodies, and through our faithfulness we are worthy to be crowned, we will then receive authority to produce both spirit and body. But these keys we cannot receive in the flesh.” (JD, 15:137.) Again, the powers of heavens.

Ensign » 1977 » May, Our Great Potential, President Spencer W. Kimball

116 posted on 04/26/2007 3:43:18 PM PDT by colorcountry (An Honest Man will change his thoughts to match the truth and a Dishonest Man will change the truth)
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To: colorcountry

This is faultfinding..

...but it won’t clam the waters!


119 posted on 04/26/2007 3:46:42 PM PDT by restornu (I know that thou art redeemed, because of the righteousness of thy Redeemer; 2 Ne 2:3)
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