How do we know about the reality of things we cannot see?

How do we know about God whose face we can't remember?

How do we develop faith and spiritual things that are real but invisible to our eye?

We begin to learn these things because of the witness of others.

Today we're going to talk about the three witnesses of the Book of Mormon

and tell you things you may not know about how firmly they stood in their testimonies

against the toughest opposition. These are amazing stories.

Hello dear friends and welcome to Meridian Magazine's Come Follow Me podcast.

Today we'll be talking about Doctrine and Covenants Sections 14 through 17,

stand as a witness. You can find all of our podcasts and the transcript for this one

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In lectures on faith, these questions are asked. Were this class to go back and reflect upon

the history of their lives from the period of their first recollection and ask themselves what

principle excited them to action or what gave them energy and activity in all their lawful

evocations, collings and pursuits? What would be the answer? Would it not be that it was the assurance

which they had of the existence of things which they had not seen as yet? Was it not the hope which

you had in consequence of your belief in the existence of unseen things which stimulated you to

action and exertion in order to obtain them? Are you not dependent on your faith or belief

for the acquisition of all knowledge, wisdom and intelligence? Would you exert yourself to obtain

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