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Os Santos De Hong Kong, Taiwan (Fomtosa), Japão, Coréia E Hlipinas Mensagem Da Primeira Presidência: Presidente Proclamai Arrependimento a Este Povo Spencer W Edição Especial: Os Santos de Hong Kong, Taiwan (Fomtosa), Japão, Coréia e Hlipinas Mensagem da Primeira Presidência: Presidente Proclamai Arrependimento a Este Povo Spencer W. K.imball 4 Amigos nas Filipinas 5 Conferências de Área ... .... .. Larry Hiller 11 Hong Kong, a Pérola do Oriente 13 Taiwan - Picos Escarpados e Fé Inabalável . .. ....... ......... Jaoice Clark 15 De Um Amigo para Outro - Mamãe Ganhou um Filho Melhor ... ...... Elder Adney Y. Komatusu 17 Só Para Divertir .. ..... Kan Watanabe, Kiyosbi Sakai, 18 Japão - A Luz do Evangelho na Shuicbi Yaginuma, Mildred E. Terra do Sol Nascente .... .... Handy e G race VIam • 22 Coréia - A Fênix do Ori • ente . ... 25 Filipinas, • As Ilhas do "Bayanihan" Capa: Pintura • de Roger Gylling • A PRIMEIRA PRESIDtNCIA COMITt • DE SUPERVISÃO Spencer W. Kimball Robert D. Hales O. • N. Eldon Tanner Leslie Stone Marion G. Romney Neal A . Maxwell John • E. Carr CONSELHO DOS DOZE Doyle L. Green • Ezra Taft Benson Dean L. Larsen Daniel H. Ludlow Mark E. Petersen • Verl F . Scott Delbert L. Stapley EXECUTIVO 00 INTERNATIONAL • LeGrand Richards Hugh B. Brown MAGAZINE Larry Hiller, Editor Gerente • Ho ward W. Hunter Carol Larsen, Editor Associado Gordon B. Hinckley Roger Gylling, Designer • Thomas S. Monson Boyd K. Packer EXECUTIVO DA • A LIAHONA" • Jo~ B. Puerta, Editor Responsável Marvin J. As hton Jo~ G. F. da Silva, Editor Nacional • Bruce R. McConkie Francisco J. P. Souza, L. Tom Perry Bruno Reback, Fotógrafos • REGISTRO: Está assentado no cadastro da D IVISÃO DE CENSURA DE DIVE R­ • SOES POBLICAS, do D.P.F., sob o n.• 1151-P 209/ 73 de acordo com as normas em vigor. • SUBSCRIÇOES: Toda a correspond@ncia sobre assinaturas deverá ser endereçada ao Departamento de Assinaturas, Caixa Postal 19079, São Paulo, SP. Preço da • assinatura anual para o Brasil: Cr$ 20,00o; para exterior, simples: USS 5,00; aérea: US$ tO ,OO. Preço do exemplar avulso em nossa agência: Cr$ 2,00; exemplar atra­ sado: Cr$ 2,50. As mudanças de endereço devem ser comunicadas indicando-se o antigo e o novo endereço. · A LIAHONA - Edição brasileira do Jnternational • Magazine• d'A Igreja de Jesus Cristo dos Santos Oltimos Dias, acha-se registrada sob o número 93 do livro 8, n.• 1, de Matrículas de Oficinas Impressoras de Jornais e Periódicos, conforme o Decreto n.• 4857 de 9-11 -1930. "lnternational Magazine• é publicado, sob outros títulos, tamMm em alemão, chines, coreano, dinamarquês, espanhol, finlandb, fran­ cês, holandês, inglês, italiano, japon~s . noruegues, samoano, sueco, italiano e ton· ganês. Composta pela Li notipadora Cacique Lida., R. Abolição, 201, telefone 32-7743. Impressa pela Editora Gráfica Lopes, R. Peribebuf n." 331, telefone 27fH!222, São Paulo, SP. Devido à orientação seguida por esta revista, reservamo-nos o direito de publicar somente os artigos solicitados pela redação. Não obstante, serão bem-vindas todas as colaboraçõeo para apreciação da redaçio e da equipe internacional do • Jntemational Magazine'". Colaborações espontaneas e mat6rias dos correspondentes estariio sujeitas a adaptações editoriais. Pá&. 2S • • Durante esta conferência, os • irmãos falaram sobre muitos assun­ • tos; e no todo, cobriram pratica­ • mente todos os princípios funda­ • mentais do Evangelho de Jesus • Proclamai Cristo. • Na entrevista coletiva à impren­ • sa, poucos dias atrás, os jornalistas • Arrependimento me perguntaram: "Qual a situaçã~J • existente em nossa sociedade hoje, que mais o preocupa?" Já havía• • a Este Povo mos discutido o problema do cres­ • cimento, pois estamos nos expan­ • dindo tão depressa, que se torna • Discurso proferido na sessão vespertina de domingo, 6 de abril de um pouco difícil manter a lide­ 1975, da 145.• Conferência Geral Anual • • rança à frente do povo; mas somos • gratos que estamos fazendo pro­ • gressos . • Refletindo rapidamente sobre esse assunto, tentei responder à per­ • gunta e recordei o tempo em que a • liderança do mundo se sediava em • Assíria e Babilónia. Lembrei a • história de Belsazar, no Velho Tes­ • tamento, - mencionada pelo Pre­ • Presidente Spencer W. Kimball sidente Romncy na reunião do Sa­ • cerdócio ontem à noite - filho e • Vemos a história de Sodoma, milhões - tenha nos ouvido com sucessor do famoso Nabucodono­ • Gomorra e Babilônia repetida na coração puro e mente receptiva, e sor, rei da Babilónia, e último so­ berano a reinar, antes • 'ulgaridade e pornografia de hoje. que alguns deles sintam o desejo da conquis­ • de unir-se a nós nesta imensa con­ ta de Ciro, o Grande. Lembramos • ueridos irmãos, estamos nos gregação que agora se conta aos o sacrilégio de Nabucodonosor ao • aproximando do término milhões. profanar o sagrado Templo de Sa­ lomão, em Jerusalém, e despojá-lo Qdesta conferência anual a Sabemos que o Evangelho é ver­ de muitos preciosos vasos sagra·· que esti vemos presentes c, dadeiro. Testificamo-lo ao mundo dos. Fiz notar que Belsazar, o rei, espero que a tenhamos apreciado. inteiro. Esperamos que ponham de lado quaisquer preconceitos ou ofereceu uma grande festa a um Durante esta conferência, ouvis­ conceitos erróneos que possam ter milhar de seus nobres; e bebeu tes muitos belos testemunhos e ser­ tido, c venham ao aprisco de Jesus vinho diante dos mil e com os mil. ,. mões vigorosos. Esperamos que a Cristo, onde ele é encontrado em Alimentar mil pessoas num ban­ audiência - que poderia ser de sua pureza e integridade. r quete é tarefa realmente hercúlea. r NOVEMBRO DE 1975 Não satisfeito com o roubo dos Depois diz ele: ·'E como se ale­ Tendo o vosso viver honesto vasos de ouro e de prata que seu gra ele com a alma que se arre­ entre os gentios; para que, naquilo pai tirara do santo templo, já de­ pende! em que falam mal de vós, como de malfeitores, glorifiquem a Deus no dicados ao Senhor para seus pro­ "Portanto, sois chamados para dia da visitação, pelas boas obras pósitos, Belsazar encheu-se de proclamar arrependimento a este vinho inebriante e convidou ao seu povo." (D&C 18:13-14) Quando que eq1 vós observem." (I Pedro palácio não só os mil grandes, co­ os primeiros santos iam para o Mis­ 2: 11-1 2Í. ram esta mo seus príncipes, suas mulheres e souri, seus líderes recebe Leio sobre a prática usual de liga­ ra do Senhor: concubinas. Seus convidados co­ palav ções íntimas entre homens e mu­ e beberam, provavelmente meram "Que preguem pelo caminho e lheres não casados que proclamam de ouro, de brindando seus deuses cm todos os lugares testifiquem bem alto, constantemente, que o prata, de cobre, de ferro, de ma­ quanto à verdade, e ao arrependi­ casamento não mais é necessário. deira e de pedra. (Vide Dan. 5: 1-4) mento convidem o rico, o soberbo, E v isivelmente, quase se m pejo, es e os pobres. Imaginei se a história não se es­ os humild vivem juntos, em parceria sexual, taria repetindo, ao ponderar e pen­ " E, se os habitantes do mundo sem casamento. Teria Deus muda­ sar nas condições do nosso mundo se arrependerem, que edifiquem do suas leis? Ou terá o homem sem de hoje e s ua permissividade. Len­ igrejas.'' (D&C 58:47-48) fibra, irresponsável e presunçoso, do os jornais hoje cm dia, penso E assim, penso eu e temo, é o ousado alterar as leis de Deus? O ver certas similaridades impressio­ dia do arrependimento - o dia pecado já não existe? Teria o de­ nantes e assustadoras entre as duas para o povo fazer um balanço de mõnio reinado no coração dos ho­ épocas. Leio sobre grandes ban­ sua situação e mudar de vida onde mens somente no passado lon­ necessário. quetes cm muitos lugares, com for gínquo? numerosos líderes comunitários c Os lideres de hoje receberam o Abraão sabia que as cidades das sociais e muita gente influente. Leio mesmo mandamento que outrora o planícies - Sodoma, Gomorra e a respeito de grandes personalida­ Senhor deu diretamentc a Simão outras - eram iníquas, abrigando des c suas mulheres e concubinas. Pedro: "Portanto, eu vos dou o um povo malvado e ímpio que per­ Vejo notícias de suas bebedeiras, mandamento de irdes entre este guntava como Caim: "Quem é o extravagâncias e imoralidades - povo dizer-lhe, como meu apóstolo Senhor para que eu o conheça?" seu opróbrio - e então digo a mim da antigüidadc, cujo nome era Pe­ (Moisés 5: 16) Ele sabia que era mesmo: "A História se repete."' dro." (D&C 49:11) Vejo que Pe­ iminente a destruição daquelas dro, o apóstolo, admoestava cons­ cidades; porém, em sua compaixão Aborrece-me tanto discutir a tantemente o povo a purificar sua pelos semelhantes, implorou ao situação moral em nosso mundo. houver cin­ vida c arrepender-se de suas trans­ Senhor: "Se porventura Mas li cm Doutrina & Convênios, justos na cidade", não pou­ gressões. qüenta onde o Senhor diz: "Pregai somen­ parás os outros por causa deles? te arrependimento a esta geração; "Amados", dizia ele, "peço-vos. (Vide Gên. 18:24) Atendido em guardai os meus mandamentos e como a peregrinos e forasteiros, seus rogos, Abraão voltou a implo­ auxiliai a trazer à luz a minha obra, que vos abstenhais das concupis­ ra r que as cidades fossem salvas. de acordo com os meus manda- cências carnais que combatem con­ se dentro delas se encontrassem mentos . ·· (D&C 6:9) tra a al ma; quarenta e ci nco, ou quarenta ou 2 A LIAHONA trinta ou vinte ou até mesmo dez; naturais, imaginamos: Satanás es­ estamos fazendo? Até que ponto mas, evidentemente, não havia se­ tará estendendo sua mão perversa poderemos ir? Quais as modifica­ quer dez justos naquelas cidades e maligna para apossar-se do povo ções que poderão garantir Justiça depravadas. (Vide Gên. 18:24-32) desta terra? Não teremos gente boa a este mundo? Porque, se não as As maldades prosseguiram.
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