Dallin
H. Oaks
April 2007 General Conference
April 2007 General Conference
Latter-day Saint
spouses should do all within their power to preserve their marriages. …To
avoid so-called “incompatibility”, they should be best friends, kind and
considerate, sensitive to each other’s needs, always seeking to make each other happy. They should be
partners in family finances, working together to regulate their desires for
temporal things.
Don’t treasure up past wrongs, reprocessing them again and
again. In a marriage relationship, festering is destructive; forgiving is
divine. Plead for the guidance of the Spirit of the Lord to forgive wrongs, to
overcome faults, and to strengthen relationships
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