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Sumário — Novembro De 2019 Volume 72 • Número 11 Sumário — Novembro de 2019 Volume 72 • Número 11 Sessão da manhã de sábado 67 Filhas amadas Sessão da tarde de domingo 6 A mensagem, o significado e Bonnie H. Cordon 100 Santidade e o plano de felicidade a multidão 70 Mulheres do convênio em parceria Presidente Henry B. Eyring Élder Jeffrey R. Holland com Deus 104 Conhecer, amar e crescer 9 Verdadeiros discípulos do Salvador Presidente Henry B. Eyring Élder Hans T. Boom Élder Terence M. Vinson 73 Os dois grandes mandamentos 106 Permitir que nosso espírito 12 Ser fiel, não infiel Presidente Dallin H. Oaks controle nosso corpo Stephen W. Owen 76 Tesouros espirituais Presidente M. Russell Ballard 15 A alegria dos santos Presidente Russell M. Nelson 110 Poder para vencer o adversário Élder D. Todd Christofferson Élder Peter M. Johnson Sessão da manhã de domingo 19 Capacidade espiritual 113 Tomar sobre nós a nossa cruz Michelle Craig 80 Fazer parte do convênio Élder Ulisses Soares Élder Gerrit W. Gong 22 Um compromisso inabalável 116 O fruto com Jesus Cristo 83 Encontrar alegria em compartilhar Élder Neil L. Andersen o evangelho Élder Dale G. Renlund 120 Considerações finais Cristina B. Franco 26 Confia no Senhor Presidente Russell M. Nelson Presidente Dallin H. Oaks 86 Sua grande aventura Élder Dieter F. Uchtdorf 64 As autoridades gerais e os líderes Sessão da tarde de sábado 90 O toque do Salvador gerais de A Igreja de Jesus Cristo 30 Apoio às autoridades gerais, Élder Walter F. González dos Santos dos Últimos Dias setentas de área e líderes gerais 93 Não me enganes 123 Notícias da Igreja da Igreja Élder Gary E. Stevenson 127 Vem, e Segue- Me — Aprender com Presidente Henry B. Eyring 96 O segundo grande mandamento as mensagens da conferência geral 31 Vigiar e orar continuamente Presidente Russell M. Nelson Élder David A. Bednar 35 Encontrado pelo poder do Livro de Mórmon Élder Rubén V. Alliaud 38 Testemunhas, quóruns do Sacerdócio Aarônico e classes das Moças Presidente Russell M. Nelson 40 Ajustes para fortalecer os jovens Élder Quentin L. Cook 44 Vem, e Segue- Me — A estratégia de defesa e o plano proativo do Senhor Mark L. Pace 47 Uma confiança firme e resiliente Élder L. Todd Budge 50 Depois da prova de nossa fé Élder Jorge M. Alvarado 53 Cumprir nossas promessas e nossos convênios Élder Ronald A. Rasband Sessão das mulheres 57 Comigo habita, ó Deus, a noite vem! Reyna I. Aburto 60 Honrar Seu nome Lisa L. Harkness NOVEMBRO DE 2019 1 189ª Conferência Geral Semestral Manhã de sábado, 5 de outubro de 2019, Mathias e Richard Elliott, organistas: “How Discursos da conferência na internet Sessão geral Wondrous and Great”, Hymns, nº 267; “No Para acessar os discursos da conferência Dirigida por: Presidente Henry B. Eyring monte a bandeira”, Hinos, nº 4, arr. Wilberg; geral na internet em vários idiomas, acesse Oração de abertura: Élder Larry Y. Wilson “Oração de uma criança”, Músicas para Crianças, o site conference.ChurchofJesusChrist.org Oração de encerramento: p. 6, arr. Perry; “Faz- me andar só na luz”, e escolha um idioma. Os discursos também Élder Steven R. Bangerter Hinos, nº 199; “Deve Sião fugir à luta?”, Hinos, estão disponíveis no aplicativo para dispositi- Música pelo Coro do Tabernáculo da Praça nº 183, arr. Lyon; “Love Divine, All Loves vos móveis Biblioteca do Evangelho. Geral- do Templo; Mack Wilberg e Ryan Murphy, Excelling”, Wesley e Prichard, arr. Wilberg. mente, seis semanas após a conferência, as regentes; Andrew Unsworth, organista: “A gravações de áudio em inglês são disponibili- alva rompe”, Hinos, nº 1; “From All That Dwell Tarde de sábado, 6 de outubro de 2019, zadas nos centros de distribuição. Informações below the Skies”, Hymns, nº 90, arr. Wilberg; Sessão geral sobre a conferência geral em formato acessível “Estudando as escrituras”, Hinos, nº 176, Dirigida por: Presidente Dallin H. Oaks para os membros com necessidades especiais arr. Murphy; “Que firme alicerce”, Hinos, nº 42; Oração de abertura: Élder Jack N. Gerard encontram- se disponíveis no site disability. “Fé”, Músicas para Crianças, p. 50, arr. Elliott; Oração de encerramento: Douglas D. Holmes ChurchofJesusChrist.org. “Alegres cantemos”, Hinos, nº 3, arr. Wilberg. Música pelo Coro do Tabernáculo da Praça do Templo; Mack Wilberg e Ryan Na capa Tarde de sábado: 5 de outubro de 2019, Murphy, regentes; Richard Elliott, organista: Primeira capa: Fotografia de Janae Bingham Sessão geral “Vinde, ó filhos do Senhor”, Hinos, nº 27, Última capa: Fotografia: Welden Andersen Dirigida por: Presidente Dallin H. Oaks arr. Murphy; “Assombro me causa”, Hinos, Oração de abertura: Élder Matthew L. Carpenter nº 112, arr. Murphy; “Trabalhemos hoje”, Fotografias da conferência Oração de encerramento: Hinos, nº 141; “Mais vontade dá- me”, nº 75, As fotografias em Salt Lake City foram tiradas Élder Craig C. Christensen arr. Staheli. por Welden Anderson, Cody Bell, Janae Música por um coro combinado de estacas Bingham, Randy Collier, Weston Colton, de Provo, Utah; Jim Kasen, regente; Joseph Bruno Lima, Brian Nicholson, Leslie Nilsson, Peeples, organista: “Jesus, minha luz”, Hinos, Matthew Reier, Christina Smith e Dave Ward. nº 44, arr. Kasen; “Doce é o trabalho”, Hinos, nº 54, arr. Kasen; “Cantando louvamos”, Hinos, nº 50; “Teu Santo Espírito, Senhor”, Hinos, nº 90, arr. Kasen. Noite de sábado, 5 de outubro de 2019, Sessão das mulheres Dirigida por: Joy D. Jones Oração de abertura: Salote Tukuafu Oração de encerramento: Carol Costley Música por um coro combinado de meninas da Primária e moças de estacas de West Jordan, Utah; Kasey Bradbury, regente; Linda Margetts, organista: “Louvai a Deus”, Hinos, nº 34, arr. Webb; “Graças damos, ó Deus, por um profeta”, Hinos, nº 9; “Eu gosto de ver o tem- plo”, Músicas para Crianças, 99, arr. Mohlman; “Ele mandou Seu Filho”, Músicas para Crianças, p. 20, arr. DeFord. Manhã de domingo, 6 de outubro de 2019, Sessão geral Dirigida por: Presidente Henry B. Eyring Oração de abertura: Élder O. Vincent Haleck Oração de encerramento: Becky Craven Música pelo Coro do Tabernáculo da Praça do Templo; Mack Wilberg, regente; Brian 2 189ª CONFERÊNCIA GERAL SEMESTRAL NOVEMBRO DE 2019 VOL. 72 Nº 11 LIAHONA 18611 059 Revista internacional em português de A Igreja de Jesus Cristo dos Santos dos Últimos Dias A Primeira Presidência: Russell M. Nelson, Dallin H. Oaks, Henry B. Eyring O Quórum dos Doze Apóstolos: M. Russell Ballard, Jeffrey R. Holland, Dieter F. Uchtdorf, David A. Bednar, Quentin L. Cook, D. Todd Christofferson, Neil L. Andersen, Ronald A. Rasband, Gary E. Stevenson, Dale G. Renlund, Gerrit W. Gong e Ulisses Soares Editor: Randy D. Funk Consultores: Becky Craven, Cristina B. Franco, Sharon Eubank, Walter F. González, Larry S. Kacher, Adrián Ochoa, Michael T. Ringwood, Vern P. Stanfill Diretor administrativo: Richard I. Heaton Diretor das revistas da Igreja: Allan R. Loyborg Gerente comercial: Garff Cannon Gerente editorial: Adam C. Olson Gerente editorial assistente: Ryan Carr Assistente de publicação: Camila Castrillón Composição e edição de textos: David Dickson, David A. Edwards, Matthew D. Flitton, Garrett H. Garff, Jon Ryan Jensen, Aaron Johnston, Charlotte Larcabal, Michael R. Morris, Eric B. Murdock, Joshua J. Perkey, Jan Pinborough, Richard M. Romney, Mindy Selu, Lori Fuller Sosa, Chakell Wardleigh, Marissa Widdison Diretor de arte: Tadd R. Peterson Diagramação: Jeanette Andrews, Fay P. Andrus, Mandie Bentley, C. Kimball Bott, Thomas Child, Joshua Dennis, David Green, Colleen Lista de oradores Índice por assunto Joseph Smith, 6, 93, 100, 104, Hinckley, Eric P. Johnsen, Susan Lofgren, Scott M. Mooy, Emily Aburto, Reyna I., 57 Adversidade, 15, 47, 50, 57, 113, 120 Chieko Remington, Mark W. Robison, K. Nicole Walkenhorst Alliaud, Rubén V., 35 90, 100, 104, 113, 116 Jovens, 12, 38, 40, 53, 120 Coordenadora de propriedade intelectual: Collette Nebeker Aune Alvarado, Jorge M., 50 Alegria, 9, 15, 47, 83, 96, 116 Lar, 12, 44 Gerente de produção: Jane Ann Peters Produção: Ira Glen Adair, Julie Burdett, Thomas G. Cronin, Andersen, Neil L., 116 Amor, 73, 86, 104, 106, 110, 116 Leis, 73 Bryan W. Gygi, Ginny J. Nilson, Marrissa M. Smith Ballard, M. Russell, 106 Arrependimento, 73, 100, 104, Liderança, 38, 40, 67 Pré- impressão: Joshua Dennis, Ammon Harris Bednar, David A., 31 106, 113 Livro de Mórmon, 35, 80, Diretor de impressão: Steven T. Lewis Boom, Hans T., 104 Autocontrole, 106, 113 83, 110 Diretor de distribuição: Nelson Gonzalez Endereço para correspondência: Liahona, Fl. 23, 50 E. North Budge, L. Todd, 47 Auxílio humanitário, 96 Mandamentos, 15, 73, 93 Temple St., Salt Lake City, UT 84150-0023, USA. Liahona, termo do Christofferson, D. Todd, 15 Bênçãos, 76, 90, 120 Ministrar, 70, 96, 104 Livro de Mórmon que significa “bússola” ou “guia”, é publicada em Cook, Quentin L., 40 Bispos, 38, 40 Moças, 38, 40, 67 albanês, alemão, armênio, bislama, búlgaro, cambojano, cebuano, chinês, chinês (simplificado), coreano, croata, dinamarquês, Cordon, Bonnie H., 67 Casamento, 73, 80 Mulheres, 70, 73, 76 esloveno, espanhol, estoniano, fijiano, finlandês, francês, grego, Craig, Michelle, 19 Compromisso, 9, 22 Mundo espiritual, 26, 106 holandês, húngaro, indonésio, inglês, islandês, italiano, japonês, Eyring, Henry B., 30, 70, 100 Confiança, 19, 26, 47 Obediência, 15, 73, 93 letão, lituano, malgaxe, marshallês, mongol, norueguês, polonês, Franco, Cristina B., 83 Conhecimento, 104 Ofertas de jejum, 96 português, quiribati, romeno, russo, samoano, suaíli, sueco, tagalo, tailandês, taitiano, tcheco, tonganês, ucraniano, urdu e vietnamita. Gong, Gerrit W., 80 Convênios, 22, 53, 60, 76, 80, Oração, 19, 31, 104, 110 (A periodicidade varia de um idioma para outro.) González, Walter F., 90 83, 116 Ordenanças, 38, 80, 116 © 2019 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. Todos os direitos reservados. Harkness, Lisa L., 60 Conversão, 15, 22, 35 Organização da Igreja, 40, 67 Impresso nos Estados Unidos da América. Holland, Jeffrey R., 6 Corpo mortal, 31, 106 Perdão, 113 Informação de copyright: A menos que seja indicado o contrário, Johnson, Peter M., 110 Cura, 57, 90 Plano de salvação, 83, 100, é permitido copiar o material da revista Liahona para uso pessoal, não comercial (inclusive para os chamados na Igreja).
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