Salvation

LDS Quotes on Salvation

“In other words, prayers bring our desires and the desires of our Father into harmony, thus bringing us both the blessing we are seeking and also the blessing of greater unity with the Father. This practice is key to the collective and individual salvation of women and men.”

David E. Sorensen  |  Ensign, May 1993, p. 30

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“the sacrament of the Lord’s supper is an ordinance of salvation in which all the faithful must participate if they are to live and reign with him.”

Bruce R. McConkie  |  The Promised Messiah

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“There is not one of us that He has not desired to save, and that He has not devised means to save.”

George Q. Cannon

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“Our message is so imperative, when you stop to think that the salvation, the eternal salvation of the world, rests upon the shoulders of this church. When all is said and done, if the world is going to be saved, we have to do it. There is no escaping from that. No other people in the history of the world have received the kind of mandate that we have received. We are responsible for all who have lived on this earth. That involves our family history and temple work. We are responsible for all who now live upon the earth, and that involves missionary work. And we are going to be responsible for all who will yet live upon the earth.”

Gordon B. Hinckley  |  Mission Presidents’ Seminar, Missionary Training Center, Provo, Utah, June 1999;

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Richard G. Scott Portrait

“Salvation is an eternal goal we gain by a process of constant upward change. Doubt is spiritual poison that stunts eternal growth. We must first feel our way before we can see it with any clarity. We prove ourselves by making numerous correct decisions without being absolutely sure; then comes a greater knowledge and assurance, not before. Happiness is created. Love is its center. Its principal ingredients are sincere faith, true repentance, full obedience, and selfless service.”

Richard G. Scott  |  “Happiness Now and Forever,” Ensign, November 1979, p. 70

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Richard G. Scott Portrait

“Salvation is an eternal goal we gain by a process of constant upward change. Doubt is spiritual poison that stunts eternal growth. We must first feel our way before we can see it with any clarity. We prove ourselves by making numerous correct decisions without being absolutely sure; then comes a greater knowledge and assurance, not before. Happiness is created. Love is its center. Its principal ingredients are sincere faith, true repentance, full obedience, and selfless service.”

Richard G. Scott  |  "Happiness Now and Forever", Ensign, Nov. 1979, 70

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Joseph Smith Portrait

A man is saved no faster than he gains knowledge.

Joseph Smith  |  Discourse, 10 April 1842, as Reported by Wilford Woodruff

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“Faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is the first principle of the gospel and the cornerstone of our eternal salvation. As we exercise our faith in our Savior and apply His teachings in our life, we will be strengthened and we will not fear the world or heed its enticements.”

Elder Robert D. Hales  |  Seek and Attain the Spiritual High Ground in Life, 1 March 2009 BYU Speech

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“Inasmuch as salvation is attainable only through the mediation and atonement of Christ . . . faith in Jesus Christ is indispensable to salvation.”

James E. Talmage  |  Articles of Faith, 96

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Some of us look forward to a time in the future—salvation and exaltation in the world to come—but today is part of eternity.

David O. McKay  |  Pathways to Happiness, comp. Llewelyn R. McKay (1957), 291–92.

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