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Février 1981 L’Église De Jésus-Christ Des C X X X I Saints Des Derniers Jours N Um Éro 2 ^ 245 ' ^ vu3; Publication de Février 1981 l’Église de Jésus-Christ des C X X X I Saints des Derniers Jours N um éro 2 Première Présidence: Spencer W. Kimball, N. Eldon Tanner, Marion G. Romney. Collège des Douze:Ezra Taft Benson, Mark E. Petersen, LeGrand Richards, Howard W. Hunter, Gordon B. Hinckley, Thomas S. Monson, Boyd K. Packer, Marvin J. Ashton, Bruce R. McConkie, L. Tom Perry, David B. Haight, James E. Faust. Consultants: M. Russell Ballard, Rex D. Pinegar, Charles Didier, George P. Lee, F. Enzio Busche. Magazines internationaux:Larry Hitler - rédacteur en chef, Carol Moses - rédactrice en chef adjointe, Heidi Holfeltz - pages des enfants, Roger Gylling - illustrateur. Rédaction de l’Etoile:Christiane Lebon, Service des Traductions, 7 rue Hermel, 75018 Paris. Rédacteur local:Alain Marie, 33 rue Galilée, F-75116 Paris, Tél. 16 (1) 7209495. Table des matières Au sujet de la dîme, Marion G. Romney ......... 1 J’ai une question ........................................................................................................... 5 Éliminer la dispute, A. Lavar Thornock.............................}......................................... 8 Istanbul et Rexburg. Le champ de mission de Jacob Spori, Denton U. Brewerton .... 11 Missionnaire dans les Balkans, Mischa Markow, William Haie K a h r......................... 15 Grand-père: service et grands appels, Kathleen L ubeck................................................ 21 Le moment de partir en mission, Rosemary Peck ....................................................... 22 Du rire aux larmes, Anya C. Bateman.............................................................................28 Pour les enfants Le bocal à fourmis......................................................................................................... \ Quel chemin prendre, Rex C. R e e v e ............................................................. 2 Échange, Claudia Remington ...................................................................................... 4 Amusons-nous ............................................................................................................. g Abonnements pour l’année civile: (à souscrire par l’intermédiaire des paroisses /branches) : 39 FF à envoyer par chèque libellé à l’Ordre de Deseret Distribution. 330 FB à Citibank, Bruxelles, compte NO 570-0141 500-35, Église de Jésus-Christ des Saints des Derniers Jours. 22,80 FS à Société de Banque Suisse, compte N° C-8-101-316-0, Église de Jésus-Christ des Saints des Derniers Jours. 600 FP. USA: $ 10.00 (surface mail); Canada: Can. $ 9.00. © by the Corporation of the Président of The Church of Jésus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Tous droits réservés. Deseret Distribution SARL, Avenue de l’Ile Brune, F-38120 St Egrève. Printed in the Fédéral Republic of Germany PB MA 0540 FR ( Message de la Première Présidence ) AU SUJET DE LA DÎME par Marion G. Romney deuxième conseiller dans la Première Présidence Voici mon conseil sincère à tous ceux çon, et voici quelle est la façon que moi, le qui recevront ce message: payez votre Seigneur, j’ai décidé d’employer afin de dîme et soyez bénis. La dîme n’est pas une pourvoir aux besoin de mes saints: les offrande facultative; c’est une dette dont pauvres seront élevés en ce que les riches le règlement apporte de grandes bénédic­ seront abaissés. tions. «Car la terre est pleine, et il y a assez, et Dans la section 104 des Doctrine et Al­ même en réserve; oui, j’ai tout préparé et liances, le Seigneur indique certaines des j’ai donné aux enfants des hommes qu’ils raisons de la dîme. aient leur libre arbitre. «Car il convient, dit-il, que moi, le Sei­ «C’est pourquoi si quelqu’un prend de gneur, je rende tout homme responsable l’abondance que j’ai faite et ne donne pas comme intendant de bénédictions terres­ sa part, selon la loi de mon Évangile, aux tres que j’ai faites et préparées pour mes pauvres et aux nécessiteux, il élèvera avec créatures» (D.&A. 104:13). les méchants les yeux en enfer, étant dans Et il continua: les tourments» (D.&A. 104:14-18). «Moi, le Seigneur, j’ai déployé les cieux Quand j’ai commencé à comprendre la et construit la terre, ma propre œuvre, et signification réelle de cette déclaration, tout ce qui s’y trouve est à moi. j’ai pris la résolution de payer une dîme «Et j’ai l’intention de pourvoir aux be­ complète. soins de mes saints, car tout est à moi. La loi de la dîme. «Mais il faut que cela se fasse à ma fa­ Au moment où la section 104 fut don­ 1 née, les saints avaient le commandement dîmés, payeront annuellement un dixième de donner de leurs biens aux pauvres et de tous leurs revenus; et ce leur sera aux nécessiteux: pas un dixième, mais se­ une loi permanente à jamais; pour ma lon la loi de consécration. sainte prêtrise, dit le Seigneur» (D.&A. En 1838, quatre ans plus tard, le Sei­ 119:1-4). gneur donna la loi de la dîme. À ce mo­ Une obligation légale envers le Seigneur. ment l’Église avait de graves difficultés fi­ D’après cette Écriture, on voit que la nancières parce qu’elle n’avait pas de loi dîme est une dette que tout le monde doit de revenu. C’est dans ces circonstances au Seigneur pour l’utilisation des choses qu’une réponse fut donnée à la supplica­ qu’il a faites et données à l’homme. Le tion du prophète Joseph Smith: «O Sei­ Seigneur, à qui l’on doit la dîme, a la posi­ gneur, montre à tes serviteurs combien tu tion de premier créancier. S’il n’y a pas as­ requiers des biens de ton peuple pour la sez pour payer tous les créanciers, il doit dîme» (D.&A. 119, chapeau). être payé en premier. Vous êtes peut-être Le Seigneur répondit: En vérité, ainsi dit le Seigneur, je re­ quiers d’eux qu’ils remettent entre les mains de l’évêque de mon Église, en Sion, tout le surplus de leurs biens, «Pour la construction de ma maison, pour la pose des fondations de Sion, pour la prêtrise et pour les dettes de la Prési­ dence de mon Église. «Ce sera le commencement de la dîme de mon peuple. «Et après cela, ceux qui auront été ainsi «Pour vous je menacerai celui qui dévo­ re, et il ne vous détruira pas les fruits de la terre, et la vigne ne sera pas stérile dans vos campagnes, dit l’Étemel des armées. «Toutes les nations vous diront heu­ reux, car vous serez un pays de délices, dit l’Éternel des armées» (Malachie 3:10-12). Il est évident que cette promesse de ré­ compense matérielle a une application universelle par le fait qu’elle fut enseignée aux Néphites par le Sauveur ressuscité, et par le fait qu’il leur demanda de l’écrire un peu choqués par cette déclaration, mais dans leurs annales afin qu’elle puisse nous elle est vraie. Les autres créanciers n’ont toutefois pas besoin de s’inquiéter, car le Seigneur bénit la personne qui a suffi­ samment de foi pour payer la dîme quand cela réduit ses possibilités de régler d’au­ tres dettes. Je considère le paiement de la dîme comme un bon investissement financier. A ceux qui payent leur dîme, le Seigneur a dit qu’il ouvrirait «les écluses des deux» et qu’il répandrait «la bénédiction en abon­ dance». 3 parvenir par F intermédiaire du Livre de Mormon (voir 3 Néphi 24:10—12). Une protection contre le feu. Le paiement de la dîme a autant de va­ leur qu’une assurance incendie. Par l’in­ termédiaire de ses prophètes, le Seigneur nous a dit qu’au moment de sa seconde ve­ nue, il y aurait un grand embrasement. Ainsi Malachie s’y réfère lorsqu’il parle «C’est pourquoi, si vous me croyez, des dîmes et des offrandes. vous travaillerez tant que nous sommes «Car voici, dit-il, le jour vient, ardent aujourd’hui» (D.&A. 64, 24, 25). comme une fournaise. Tous les hautains et Cela veut dire que si vous le croyez, tous les méchants seront comme du chau­ vous paierez votre dîme. me; le jour qui vient les embrasera, dit Je sais d’après ma propre expérience, et l’Étemel des armées, il ne leur laissera ni je vous rends mon témoignage, qu’une racine ni rameau. paix, un réconfort et une assurance vien­ «Mais pour vous qui craignez mon nom nent à celui qui paye une dîme honnête. se lèvera le soleil de la justice, et la guéri­ S’il vous arrive de ne pas savoir combien son sera sous ses ailes; vous sortirez, et vous devez, payez un peu plus. Il est préfé­ vous sauterez comme les veaux d’une éta- rable de payer plus que de ne pas payer as­ ble» (Malachie 4:1, 2). sez. Cette prophétie fut citée par Jésus aux Une bénédiction. Néphites (voir 3 Néphi 25:1, 2) et, avec Que le Seigneur vous bénisse. Conti­ une légère différence, par Moroni à Jo­ nuez à payer fidèlement votre dîme; n’y seph Smith. manguez pas. Vous vivez pour la vie éter­ En septembre 1831, dans une révéla­ nelle. Vous n’êtes pas ici simplement pour tion le Seigneur parla encore de cet em­ mener cette vie; vous êtes ici pour vous brasement qui accompagnera sa seconde préparer à la vie éternelle. Lorsque vous venue. prendrez de l’âge et que viendra le mo­ «Car après aujourd’hui vient le feu . ment où vous n’aurez plus besoin des cho­ car en vérité, je vous dis que demain tous ses de ce monde, ce sera merveilleux les orgueilleux et les méchants seront d’avoir des annales sur lesquelles vous comme du chaume; et je les brûlerai, car je pourrez compter pour vous donner une suis le Seigneur des armées; et je n’épar­ place dans la présence de notre Père cé­ gnerai aucun de ceux qui restent à Babylo- leste avec les justes de tous les temps. ne.
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