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2022.01 | December 27–January 2 · Moses 1; Abraham 3 · “This Is My Work and My Glory”

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December 27–January 2 · Moses 1; Abraham 3 · “This Is My Work and My Glory”

Joseph Smith’s Expansion of Our Understanding of the Premortal Life and Our Relationship to God

The Doctrine of the Firstborn and Only Begotten

“Our Creator’s Cosmos”

The Premortal Godhood of Christ

The Preparation of Prophets

The History of Intelligence in Latter-day Saint Thought

Living Up to Our Patriarchies

God’s Plan and Satan’s Proposal

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