Universe
The created cosmos of worlds and heavens, evidence of God's power, order, and creative work.
10 documents · 6 libraries · 1986–2018
Emphasis over time
Peak: 2 documents in 2002
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
- BYU Speeches3 documents
- BYU Studies2 documents
- General Conference2 documents
- Hymns1 document
- Interpreter1 document
- Religious Educator1 document
Latest
Interpreter
Joseph Smith’s Universe vs. Some Wonders of Chinese Science Fiction (opens in a new tab)
Jeff Lindsay · 2018
BYU Speeches
Strangers and Pilgrims on the Earth (opens in a new tab)
Barry Willardson · Jul 2015
BYU Studies
Stranded in the Stars (opens in a new tab)
Sheldon Lawrence · 2015
BYU Speeches
For God So Loved You (opens in a new tab)
William B Lund · Aug 2014
General Conference
You Matter to Him (opens in a new tab)
Dieter F. Uchtdorf · Oct 2011
BYU Speeches
Witnesses in Stars and Stones (opens in a new tab)
John D Lamb · Jan 2002
Religious Educator
Our Creator’s Cosmos (opens in a new tab)
Neal A. Maxwell · 2002
BYU Studies
And God Said, Let There Be Lights in the Firmament of the Heaven (opens in a new tab)
R. Grant Athay · 1990
General Conference
My Son and Yours—Each a Remarkable One (opens in a new tab)
Ted E. Brewerton · Oct 1986
Hymns
If You Could Hie to Kolob (opens in a new tab)
William W. Phelps
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