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The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly Walk Humbly The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly Walk Humbly Judge Righteously The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly Walk Humbly Judge Righteously Enlighten Mind The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly Walk Humbly Judge Righteously Enlighten Mind Fill Soul with Joy The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Do Good Do Justly Walk Humbly Judge Righteously Enlighten Mind Know Things of God Fill Soul with Joy The New Testament refers to “the fruit of the Spirit” (Galatians 5:22). As you read D&C 11:12– 14, identify some of these spiritual fruits that can influence your life. FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT
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Elder Bruce R. McConkie said: “Paul calls upon us to partake of ‘the fruit of the Spirit.’ [Galatians 5:22.]... Man can have no higher aim, no greater goal; he can pursue no grander course than that of seeking the Spirit. A Christian’s whole purpose in life is to enjoy the companionship of the Holy Spirit, for he knows that through such a course he will find peace in this world and gain eternal life in the world to come” (Bruce R. McConkie, A New Witness for the Articles of Faith [1985], 298). Elder Bruce R. McConkie
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