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November LDS Living Book Club: Making sense of your patriarchal blessing

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What do the promises in our patriarchal blessings mean? When will they be fulfilled? For the month of November, the LDS Living Book Club will be reading Making Sense of Your Patriarchal Blessing by Church historian, Keith A. Erekson.

This insightful new book shares the historical background of how patriarchal blessings came about in the Church as well as principles and perspectives for understanding your patriarchal blessing. By approaching our blessings as mysteries of God, as personal scripture, and as promises with conditions, we can receive additional revelation, increase our understanding of God's ways and timing, and witness His dealings in our lives.

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What This Month Holds

  • An easy-to-follow reading schedule shared on Instagram
  • Excerpts from the book shared on LDSLiving.com
  • Poignant quotes and discussion of the topics addressed in the book

About LDS Living Book Club

Each month we choose a new book to read together. Joining is easy! Simply follow @ldslivingbookclub on Instagram for reading reminders and insights.


About the Book

Making Sense of Your Patriarchal Blessing

Making Sense of Your Patriarchal Blessing shares the historical background of how patriarchal blessings came about in the Church as well as principles and perspectives for understanding your patriarchal blessing. What do its promises mean? When will they be fulfilled? By approaching our blessings as mysteries of God, as personal scripture, and as promises with conditions, we can receive additional revelation, increase our understanding of God's ways and timing, and witness His dealings in our lives.

Available in Deseret Book stores and at deseretbook.com.


About the Author

Keith A. Erekson

Keith A. Erekson is an awardwinning author, teacher, and public historian who currently serves as the director of historical research and outreach for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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