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scott715http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QYlDLChzig
Sheri Dew
Sheri Dew
by scott715 · 10/9/2013
Cougarfan87 wrote:
Love it. I honestly don't understand why a woman of faith would want the Priesthood...as if being a righteous wife/mother/daughter of God isn't enough. I love how Sister Dew points out all that women have with the Church, and refers to the eternal blessings they get without ever having to hold the priesthood. A man cannot go to the temple, serve as a missionary, or do temple work without the priesthood, but a woman can. A man cannot receive his endowments without the priesthood, but a woman can. So, if according to the Lord's teachings, women don't need the Priesthood for exaltation, the only reason some women (a very, very small minority) do want it is because they seek to gratify their pride to prove they are equal to men. Why would they want to lower themselves to that standard just to be equal? The answer is that they have bought the world's lies about their value as women, instead of understanding their own great worth and sanctity. God's crowning achievement of the creation was the Woman. His work was not complete, nor was it determined to be "Good" until he had created that marvelous companion for Adam.
snoscythe wrote:
Pregnant often?
BoiseBYU wrote:
Elder Anderson just taught us that maleness is not priesthood. Rather priesthood is the authority of God and in the end, both men and women need the priesthood to be exalted--without priesthood authority we cannot receive the ordinances of salvation, including Temple Marriage. Holding the priesthood does not get you one inch closer to Heaven. Rather it is receiving, men and women, the priesthood ordinances and keeping the covenants made thereby. People who clamor that women should be priesthood holders do not understand this, at least in my view, and instead equate holding the priesthood as more powerful, important or closer to God. That simply is not true.
Cougarfan87 wrote:
Perhaps if we flip the question on its head and ask why is it necessary for men to hold the Melchizedek Priesthood for exaltation and to do temple ordinances but not women we would understand a little more deeply just how special womanhood is.
Cougarfan87 wrote:
Perhaps if we flip the question on its head and ask why is it necessary for men to hold the Melchizedek Priesthood for exaltation and to do temple ordinances but not women we would understand a little more deeply just how special womanhood is.