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Den Danske Stjernes Redaktion Jørgen Ljungstrøm, Koordinator Translation Service DEV STJERNE November 1975 124. årgang • Nummer 11 STJERNEWElxdcmsAe Organ for JESU KRISTI KIRKE AF SIDSTE DAGES HELLIGE November 1975 124. årgang • Nummer 11 Det første Præsidentskab Spencer W. Kimball N. Eldon Tanner Marion G. Romney De Tolvs råd Ezra Taft Benson Gordon B. Hinckley Mark E. Petersen Thomas S. Monson Delbert L. Stapley Boyd K. Packer LeGrand Richards Marvin J. Ashton Hugh B. Brown Bruce R. McConkie Howard W. Hunter L. Tom Perry Rådgivende komité J. Thomas Fyans, Daniel H. Ludlow, John E. Carr, Doyle L. Green Verl. F. Scott, Dean L. Larsen International Magazines redaktion Larry A. Hiller, chefredaktør Carol Larsen Den danske Stjernes redaktion Jørgen Ljungstrøm, koordinator Translation Service Vodroffsvej 7, st DK 1900 København V Layout Harry Bohler Verlag Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage Abonnement Indholdsfortegnelse Råb omvendelse til dette folk, 1 6 numre d. kr. 20.— Spencer W. Kimball Rapport fra Larry Hiller 12 numre d. kr. 39.- områdekonferencerne, 3 Hong Kong, orientens perle 9 I løssalg pr. nr d. kr. 4.— steile tro Nævnte priser er incl. moms og porto. Formosa, tinder og klippefast 11 Venner Japan 13 Betaling over giro 120988 til Distributions på Filippinerne Centret Smedevangen 9, 3540 Lynge. Venner på 14 Venner på Hong Kong 15 Price for subscribers in the United States Venner på Korea 16 and Canada: $> 6.00 Min mor fik en bedre søn, Y. Komatsu (mailed by surface mail). Adney 18 Bare for sjov 19 © 1975 by the Corporation of the Presi- Japan, evangeliets lys i solopgangens land 21 dent of The Church of Jesus Christ of Korea, orientens fugl feniks 25 Latter-day Saints. Filippinerne, samarbejdets øer 28 Ingen spildt tid i et travlt liv, Gerry Avant 30 Ved den 145. årlige generalkonferen- udbragte sandynligvis skåler til deres ce, søndag eftermiddag den 6. april guder af guld, sølv, kobber, jern, træ 1975 og sten. (Se Daniel 5:1-4) Jeg er træt af al den megen tale om den moralske situation i verden i dag. Men jeg læser i Lære og Pagter, hvor Herren sagde: ,,Tal ikke andet end Vi ser historien om Sodoma og omvendelse til denne slægt, hold mine bud og hjælp til med at fremme Gomorra og Babylon gentage sig i vore dages tarvelighed og tøjles- mit værk i overensstemmelse med løshed mine bud" (.&P. 6:9). AF PRÆSIDENT Og siden sagde han: ,,Og hvor stor SPENCER W. KIMBALL er ikke hans glæde over den sjæl, der omvender sig! Derfor er I kaldet til at råbe omven- delse for dette folk" (L.&P. 18:13-14). Da de første hellige var på vej ind i Råb omvendelse Missouri, kom Herrens ord til lederne: ,,De skal prædike undervejs og alle steder bære vidnesbyrd om sand- heden og formane de rige, de høje, de til dette folk lave og de fattige til at omvende sig. Og de skal grundlægge menigheder, om jordens indbyggere vil omvende Mine elskede brødre og søstre, vi Mens jeg hurtigt tænkte over pro- sig" (L.&P. 58:47-48). nærmer os afslutningen på denne år- blemet, forsøgte jeg at besvare Og derfor tror jeg i dag, ja, jeg frygter, lige konference, som vi har været med spørgsmålet, og jeg tænkte tilbage på at det er omvendelsens dag — en til og glædet os over, håber jeg. den gang, da verdens ledelse var ba- dag for menneskene at gøre deres situation forandre deres leve- Under denne konference har I hørt seret på Assyrien og Babylon ien. Jeg op og mange smukke vidnesbyrd og magt- erindrede mig Det gamle Testamen- vis, hvor det er nødvendigt. fulde taler. Vi håber, at de, der har tes historie om Belsazzar — som Befalingen kom til lederne i vor tid, lyttet — og antallet løber måske op præsident Romney talte om i præste- således som den kom direkte fra af Herren til Simon Peter i fordums i millioner — har sluttet sig til os i dømmets møde iaftes — søn den denne store forsamling, der nu tæller berømte Nebukadnezar og hans efter- tid : ,, Derfor giver jeg jer den befaling, millioner. følger, konge over Babylon, og den at I skal gå ud blandt dette folk og sige Vi ved, at evangeliet er sandt. Vi sidste regerende konge før sejren til dem, ligesom min apostel Peter vidner derom for hele verden. Vi håber, over Kyros den Store. Vi husker Nebu- fordum" (L.&P. 49:11). Jeg kan se, at verden vil lægge alle eventuelle kadnezars helligbrøde, da han stjal fra at apostelen Peter bestandigt bad fol- forudfattede meninger væk, og at de og besudlede Salomos tempel i Jeru- ket forandre deres levevis og omvende med tiden vil komme til Jesu Kristi salem og fjernede *mange kostbare sig fra deres overtrædelser. fold, hvor evangeliet er rent og og uerstattelige betjeningsgenstande. ,,l elskede", sagde han, „jeg formaner ubesmittet. Jeg tænkte på, hvordan Belsazzar, jer som fremmede og udlændinge: I denne konference har brødrene talt kongen, holdt en stor fest, hvori del- hold jer fra de kødelige lyster, som om mange emner. Og stort set har de tog tusind af hans adelsmænd. Han fører krig mod sjælen, ganske godt dækket de grundlig- drak vin i de tusinds påsyn og sam- Og lad jeres færd blandt hedningerne af gende principper i Jesu Kristi evange- men med dem. Tænk at bespise et være god, så de — på grund de lium. tusind mennesker ved en banket. gode gerninger, de får at se — på Da vi for nogle dage siden sad i pres- Ikke tilfreds med tyveriet af guld- og deres besøgelsesdag kan prise Gud sekonference, blev jeg af pressens sølvkarrene, som hans far havde taget netop for det, de nu bagtaler jer for, folk stillet dette spørgsmål: .Hvilken fra det hellige tempel, der allerede som om I var forbrydere" (1 . Peter , situation i vort samfund idag volder var blevet indviet til Herren for hans 2:11-12). Dem størst bekymring?" Vi havde alle- bestemte formål, tog Belsazzar de Jeg læser om den almindelige skik rede talt om problemerne i forbindelse stjålne kar, fyldte dem med berusen- med intime forbindelser mellem med udvikling, for vi udvikler os så de drikke og indbød til paladset ikke mænd og kvinder, der ikke er gift. De hurtigt, at det er en smule vanskeligt blot de tusind adelsmænd, men også bliver ved at påstå højt og tydeligt, at holde lederne et skridt foran folket. sine prinser, sine hustruer og sine at ægteskab ikke længere er nødven- Men heldigvis følger vi da godt med. medhustruer. Gæsterne åd og drak og digt. Tilsyneladende helt uden at skamme sig, lever de sammen i et af befolkningen, siger vi, at Satans Så vi føler meget stærkt med hensyn seksuelt forhold uden ægteskab. Har dage er kommet tilbage, og historien til dette, og det er derfor vi fortsat Gud forandret sine love? Eller har det synes at gentage sig. prædiker om det. Det er grunden til, at sølle, uansvarlige, overmodige men- Når vi ser talløse menneskers forne- vi advarer vore børn og belærer dem. love? neske vovet at forandre Guds drelse her i vort eget samfund, når de Det er derfor, vi advarer vore unge. Det Var synd noget, der kun forekom er fast besluttet på at ville påtvinge er derfor, vi formaner vore gifte til at i gamle dage? Herskede djævelen kun andre mennesker simple forestillin- lade ægteskabet blive et smukt, i menneskenes hjerter i længst for- ger, usømmelig kommunikation, una- helligt forhold. svunden tid? turlige vaner, så tænker vi på, om Og nu, mine brødre og søstre, når vi Abraham vidste, at byerne derude på Satan nu har udstrakt sin hånd for i nu afslutter denne konference, så sletterne Gomorra an- Sodoma og og sin ugudelighed og ondskab at trække håber vi, at I vil vende tilbage til jeres dre steder — var ugudelige byer med jordens befolkning ind under sin hjem med en højere grad af åndelig- ugudelige, mennesker, onde som magt? Har vi ikke gode mennesker nok hed, at I vil tage med til jeres familier, sagde med Kain : „Hvem er Herren, at tilbage til at fjerne det onde, som truer til jeres venner, til jeres wards og jeg skulle kende ham?" (Mose Bog vor verden? Hvorfor bliver vi ved med grene og stave de vidnesbyrd, som I 5:16). Abraham var klar over, at øde- at gå på akkord med det onde, og har modtaget og de gode følelser, læggelse af disse byer var uundgåelig. hvorfor fortsætter vi med at tolerere som er trængt ind i jeres sind, mens Men i sin kærlighet til sine medmen- synd? I har lyttet til brødrene, som har talt nesker tiggede og tryglede han Her- For nylig faldt jeg over en udtalelse fra og båret vidnesbyrd. ren : „Måske findes der halvtredsinds- kirkens præsidentskab i en tidligere Jeg vil gerne slutte med mit vidnes- tyve retfærdige i byen, vil du daspare periode, nemlig for seks præsiden- byrd. Jeg ved, at Gud lever, jeg ved, at de andre i byen?" (Se 1. Mosebog ter siden, og jeg ville gerne have læst Jesus Kristus lever. Jeg ved, at han 18:24). Det blev lovet, og Abraham mange linier fra den udtalelse, for elsker os. Jeg ved, at han inspirerer kom igen og bad om, at byerne måtte den får os til at tænke på, at Gud er os. Jeg ved, at han leder os. Og jeg blive sparet, hvis der kunne findes 45, i i den samme dag som går og til evi- ved, at han kan elske, eller at han i eller 40, eller 30, eller 20, eller helt ge tider. Og de befalinger, han gav høj grad kan føle sig krænket, når han ned til 10, men øjensynligt kunne der til de fordums profeter for tusinder ser os afvige fra den sti, som han ikke i de ugudelige byer findes blot 10, af år siden, til profeterne på Frelserens har afmærket så tydeligt og gjort så som var retskafne.
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