Alone in the Moonlight

Title

Alone in the Moonlight

Magazine

Improvement Era

Publication Type

Magazine Article

Year of Publication

1961

Authors

Pagination

238–239, 262

Date Published

April 1961

Volume

64

Issue Number

4

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Bibliographic Citation

Abstract

This article states that experiencing soul satisfying circumstances is better when one is not alone. Sharing such experiences with loved ones increases the satisfaction, as is exemplified in the Book of Mormon. Examples of such phenomena include Lehi, who tastes of the fruit of the tree of life and desires to share; Enos, who prays for his brethren; and the sons of Mosiah and Alma, who shared their experiences as missionaries following their conversion.

Tree of Life
Missionary Work
Alma the Younger
Sons of Mosiah
Lehi’s Dream
Relationships
Enos (Son of Jacob)
Lehi (Prophet)

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