The Song of Solomon is far more than ancient romantic poetry. This article explores how the Song prophetically points to Christ as the Bridegroom, the Church as His Bride, and the Gospel revealed through covenant love, sacrifice, and redemption — while responding to Mormon claims that the book is not inspired Scripture.

Eternal life stands at the very heart of the Gospel. Man is not destined for annihilation, but for eternity. The question is not whether we will live forever, but where—and on what basis. Eternity is too long to get wrong.

The Judge of all the earth will always do what is right. I know that God is not a partial God, neither a changeable being, but one who is unchangeable from all eternity to all eternity. Therefore we can rest in the certainty that His judgments are always righteous, and His mercy is never in conflict with His justice.

The Book of Mormon 21 Day Challenge Alma 41:1–15 — Why Does Doing Good Matter in This Life and the Next? Scripture Focus: Alma 41:1–15 LDS Quote:“When you make choices, I invite you to take the long view—an eternal view… your eternal life is dependent upon your faith in Him and in His Atonement. It is also dependent upon your obedience to His laws. Obedience paves the way for a joyful life for you today and a grand, eternal reward tomorrow.” — Russell M. Nelson, Think Celesti

The Book of Mormon 21 Day Challenge Day 4: Alma 36:1–24 — How Can Sins Be Forgiven? Scripture Focus: Alma 36:1–24 LDS Quote: “You may feel at times that it’s not possible to be redeemed, that perhaps you are an exception to God’s love and the Saviour’s atoning power… But I testify that you are not beneath the Master’s reach.” — Kristin M. Yee, The Joy of Our Redemption, October 2024 A Powerful Story of Repentance Alma 36 contains one of the most moving accounts in the Book o

Day 3 — Enos 1: Does God answer prayer? Beyond experience, we ask: who is the God who answers—and what is faith truly resting on?