- Where Do I Go When I Die?
- Heavenly Father has created a plan. This is a plan for our salvation. Part of this plan is what happens to our Spirits after our mortal bodies die. The Plan of Salvation provides that after death, we go to the Spirit World.
- What is the Spirit World?
- “The spirit world is a place of waiting, working, learning, and, for the righteous, resting from care and sorrow. Our spirits will live there until we are ready for our resurrection.”
- Where is the Spirit World?
- As taught by Latter Day Prophets, the spirits of those who have died are not far from us.
Often we are blessed with the presence of loved ones who have gone before, and Ezra Taft Benson said that “Sometimes the veil between this life and the life beyond becomes very thin. Our loved ones who have passed on are not far from us”
- What are our Spirit's like?
- All spirits are in adult form. They are in the same form of their mortal bodies with the exception that Spirits are in their perfect form.
- Spirit Paradise...?
- There are two parts of the Spirit World.
- Or Spirit Prison?
- Those who have not received the Gospel of Christ dwell in Spirit Prison.
Those who accept the Gospel are welcomed into the Spirit Paradise to dwell with their families.
Those who reject it (in their mortal life or their spirit life) must remain in Spirit Prison and are subject to what is known as hell.
- What about our Families?
- Jedediah M. Grant, councilor to Brigham Young saw the Spirit World and described that the Spirit Paradise was organized into familial units. There were deficiencies in some, where family member who had not honored their earthly callings were not permitted to be with their families.
- What we must do?
- Family History Work!
- “The ordinances you so cherish are offered only in this world. Someone in this world must go to a holy temple and accept the covenants on behalf of the person in the spirit world. That is why we are under obligation to find the names of our ancestors and ensure that they are offered by us what they cannot receive there without our help.” Elder Henry B. Eyring, “Hearts Bound Together.” General Conference, April 2005
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