Sperry Symposium: A biblical pattern for the role of angels in physical salvation
PROVO — Studying the work of angels in the Old Testament and throughout the scriptures helps individuals learn in the latter days, Taylor Halverson said during the Sperry Symposium at BYU on Saturday.
Halverson, who is a consultant for the Center for Teaching and Learning at BYU, discussed seven episodes from the Old Testament in which angelic messengers sent from God save people from physical calamity.
Marianne Holman is a reporter for the Deseret News, where she writes for the LDS Church News. Prior to joining the Deseret News, she worked as an intern at the LDS Church Magazines, writing for the news section of the more ..
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