Gerald E. Melchin
First Quorum of the Seventy (October 1, 1988 – April 1, 1989)
Second Quorum of the Seventy (April 1, 1989 – October 1, 1994)
General Conference Addresses
- April 1994 General Conference
- Decisions
- “It is the uncertainty that makes decisions so difficult. When decisions are made in haste or without contemplating the end result, we may find ourselves wishing we could turn the clock back.”
- “We approached a grove of uncertainty as we awaited our call to this earth. It must have been an anxious and rather frightening experience as we left our loved ones to part the veil.”
- “If we will reason upon the many scriptures we have at our disposal, we must come to the conclusion that the full blessings of the Lord are found within the walls of the temple. It is there that we prepare to enter the most important of all groves wherein the promise of eternal companionships and families forever is finally realized, where “all that my Father hath shall be given … him” (D&C 84:38). Though we cannot comprehend the significance of those blessings, the decisions must be made today.”
- Decisions
- October 1988 General Conference
- “What Went Ye Out … to See?”
- “As I have read the scriptures, I have watched all of the prophets who have affected my life, and I have seen that they have fulfilled the role that the Master described. I have been privileged to have President Benson in my home as one of us. I have knelt with him as we have called, by prophecy, a stake president. I have felt his divine call as he leads and directs this church through the spirit of revelation.”
- “What Went Ye Out … to See?”
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