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The Power and the Promise
The Power and the Promise
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To the righteous priesthood bearer come both power and promise—the power to act in God’s name and the promise of blessings unlimited: “All that my Father hath shall be given unto him.” As we would expect, this promise is conditioned upon obedience to the law upon which the blessing is predicated.
This book examines the principles governing the release of priesthood powers and the blessings that flow from these powers. Personal righteousness is clearly shown as requisite, righteousness that comes from bringing one’s life into line with God’s will and a willingness to submit to the cleansing power of the Savior; this course includes a willingness to follow the counsel of the prophet and the Apostles. With concepts both immediately practical and eternally significant, the author suggests how a priesthood bearer can build oneness in marriage, encourage his wife in righteous pursuits, lead his family toward eternal goals, and help to bless the families of the earth as a participant in God’s great covenant with our father Abraham. Distinguishing characteristics of both priestcraft and priesthood serve as a warning against the former and a guide to magnifying splendidly one’s calling in the latter. The summarizing invitation comes to walk in the Master’s ways and to serve with love.
The Power and the Promise gives insightful meaning to the expressions “Magnify your calling,” “Honor your priesthood.” It shows both men and women how they can increasingly and joyously elevate their lives to share more fully in the blessings of the priesthood. And it sets out clearly and encouragingly how a priesthood holder can improve his use of this sacred power to further the Lord’s cause.
Language: English