Law
Divine commandments and order; God's standards governing covenant and conduct.
76 documents · 7 libraries · 1974–2026
Emphasis over time
Peak: 15 documents in 2021
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- Scripture Central52 documents
- General Conference10 documents
- BYU Speeches7 documents
- BYU Studies2 documents
- Interpreter2 documents
- Religious Educator2 documents
- Journal of Book of Mormon Studies1 document
Latest
Interpreter
An Unsystematic Dive into Gospel Questions (opens in a new tab)
Brent Schmidt · 2026
Scripture Central
Why Were the Saints Commanded to Gather in Ohio? (opens in a new tab)
Apr 2025
Scripture Central
Casuistic Law Form (opens in a new tab)
Apr 2024
Scripture Central
Why Did Jacob Include the Case of Sherem? (opens in a new tab)
Scripture Central · Mar 2024
Religious Educator
Christ as Our Law: He Who Sanctifies, Enlightens, and Saves (opens in a new tab)
Keith H. Lane · 2021
BYU Studies
Is God Subject to or the Creator of Eternal Law? (opens in a new tab)
James M. McLachlan · 2021
General Conference
Two Great Commandments (opens in a new tab)
Dallin H. Oaks · Oct 2019
BYU Speeches
The Love and Laws of God (opens in a new tab)
Russell M. Nelson · Sep 2019
BYU Speeches
The Tie Between Science and Religion (opens in a new tab)
Russell M. Nelson · Apr 2015
Religious Educator
“As He Thinketh in His Heart” (opens in a new tab)
Dallin H. Oaks · 2014
Earliest
BYU Speeches
Blessings Through the Law (opens in a new tab)
John K Edmunds · Feb 1974
Most frequent voices
- L. Tom Perry4 documents
- Russell M. Nelson4 documents
- Dallin H. Oaks2 documents
- John W. Welch2 documents
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