April 2 — Bishops Judge Your Worthiness. Young Women Manual 2, Appreciating the Bishop, p. 41 “The bishop presides over every person in the ward and directs their local church activities. … All of your adolescent life you will be under the direction of the bishop. He will appoint teachers and supervisors to do his work, but he will be very much interested in your progress. Your life here will be constantly weighed by him, for he is the judge of your worthiness … to receive higher ordinances, and to be worthy to go to the Temple.” (more…)
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Bishops Judge Your Worthiness
Posted in Bishops and Young Women, March, Mormon Dilemmas, Witnessing Tip of the Day, tagged Mormon bishops are judges, Mormon temples, temple worthiness interviews on 04/02/2025| 6 Comments »
LDS Quotes from Conference Priesthood Session
Posted in General Conference April 2021, tagged April 2021 “, ‘Bishops—Shepherds over the Lord’s Flock’, General Conference, Mormon bishops are judges, Quentin Cook on 04/11/2021| 10 Comments »
Today we’ve pulled a few interesting things from a talk given by LDS apostle, Quentin Cook. To read their article in full see General Conference, ‘Bishops—Shepherds over the Lord’s Flock’, April 2021.
As a summary, Mr. Cook spoke at the priesthood session on the duties of LDS bishops and the role they should have in the lives of those under their care. Below is a list of the quotes followed by what the Lord has said in His word.
First and foremost, however, we mustn’t forget to pray for the salvation of the kids involved, and those bishops as well!
- ‘the bishop coordinates the work of salvation and exaltation in the ward’
Mormon Dilemma 186 Bishops are the Judges of Your Worthiness
Posted in Bishops and Young Women, Mormon Dilemmas, tagged bible, false doctrines, false gods, godhood, Jesus, Mormon bishops are judges, Mormon temples, salvation, temple worthiness interviews on 03/07/2012| 2 Comments »
Bishops are the Judges of Your Worthiness
Young Women Manual 2, Appreciating the Bishop, p. 41; “The bishop presides over every person in the ward and directs their local church activities. … All of your adolescent life you will be under the direction of the bishop. He will appoint teachers and supervisors to do his work, but he will be very much interested in your progress. Your life here will be constantly weighed by him, for he is the judge of your worthiness … to receive higher ordinances, and to be worthy to go to the Temple.”




















































































































