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This book was used as a reference for the idea that no one can work out their own salvation, and that those actions belong to God.
As Joseph McConkie and Robert Millet have pointed out in their book, Doctrinal Commentary on the Book of Mormon, and I'm quoting them, in the strictest sense no one can work out is for her own salvati...
— Episode: Revelation 15-22 • Part 2 • Dr. Richard...
Episode: Revelation 15-22 • Part 2 • Dr. Richard D. Draper...
This book was used as a reference for the idea that no one can work out their own salvation, and that those actions belong to God.
As Joseph McConkie and Robert Millet have pointed out in their book, Doctrinal Commentary on the Book of Mormon, and I'm quoting them, in the strictest sense no one can work out is for her own salvation.
Episode: Revelation 15-22 • Part 2 • Dr. Richard D. Draper...
This book was mentioned as a source for a quote about how no one can work out their own salvation.
in the strictest sense no one can work out is for her own salvation. No person can create himself or herself, resurrect himself or herself, ransom himself or herself from sins, or clean their own heart from the taints of the world.