Lesson 31: “Sealed … for Time and for All Eternity” – Doctrine & Covenants and Church History

By Geoff Openshaw | Sunday School Bonanza | 10 August 2013 | 1 Comment

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Do Three Things:

D&C 131; 132

How does the principle of eternal marriage change the way you view marriage?
How is eternal marriage a part of Heavenly Father’s plan?
How does eternal marriage help us be more celestial?
What difference does it make to marry in the temple?
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There are only two video games that, for me, can actually result in absurd quantities of time wasted: Civilization V and Roller Coaster Tycoon. I also weep over the paucity of good Mexican food in the DC area, where I live with my dreamy wife.

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Brittany Plothow

Ah, the marriage lesson. Without fail this lesson always frustrates me. In a singles ward the lesson tends to be "how can we get married?" instead of the doctrine behind marriage. Thanks for addressing that, fellas.

Al, I'll gladly come cry in the fetal position with you.

Lesson 31: “Sealed … for Time and for All Eternity” – Doctrine & Covenants and Church History

Sunday School Bonanza is a This Week in Mormons production – bringing you succinct Gospel Doctrine review

D&C 131; 132

About Geoff Openshaw

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