Приклади вживання Latter-day saint Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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ELDER OAKS: It seems to me that a Latter-day Saint parent has a responsibility in love
Latter-day Saint youth from around the world gathered in their homes,
If there is even a remote chance that this pivotal point in the Mormon story is a fabrication, what Latter-day Saint would not want any and all of the pertinent facts?".
I don't say you're unacceptable to me as a person or even as a Latter-day Saint if you can't make that step
Plus it shows an educated, ambitious Latter-day Saint young woman at a time when many seem to believe that our faith is repressed and backward about women.
I don't say you're unacceptable to me as a person or even as a Latter-day Saint if you can't make that step
The answers to all these questions, from a Latter-day Saint point of view, presuppose a belief
The British styling Latter-day Saint- including both the hyphenation and lower-case d- came into common use in about 1852 when The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was incorporated by that name in Salt Lake City, Utah.
The British English styling Latter-day Saint- including both the hyphenation and lower-case d- came into common use in about 1852 when The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was incorporated by that name in Salt Lake City, Utah, Utah.
His parents were not active in the Latter-day Saint faith while he was a youth,
that the Mormon Church was divinely established- the Mormon Church would reject such a person's claim to being a Latter-day Saint.
Finally, to Latter-day Saints, education is a principle that spans eternity.
He spoke to Latter-day Saints at an evening devotional for 15 minutes in Spanish.
Many Latter-day Saints live under this tremendous load of guilt!
They soon discover that much is expected of them as Latter-day Saints.
Sacred music has been important to Latter-day Saints from the earliest days of the Restoration.
Latter-day Saints believe that families can be together after this life.
Latter-day Saints are entitled to believe whatever they like.
As Latter-day Saints we have become accustomed to thinking of'church' as something that happens in our meetinghouses,
LDS Temples point Latter-day Saints to Jesus Christ