The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life

The Tree of Life

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The Tree of Life

1991

0h 30m

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Family

Overview

The prophet Lehi had a dream that brought joy and concern for the eternal welfare of his family. The symbols of Lehi’s dream contain teachings important to us even today. The meaning behind the symbols are brought to life, from the mists of darkness to the great and spacious building. The importance of holding— and helping others grasp— the iron rod so that we can partake of the fruit of eternal life becomes clear.

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14 members

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Tony Larimer

Lehi (voice)

Tony Larimer

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Geoffrey Bennett

Nephi (voice)

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Kim Blackett

Sam (voice)

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Beverly Rowland

Sariah (voice)

Beverly Rowland

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James Arrington

Erastus (voice)

James Arrington

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William Sargent

Endor (voice)

William Sargent

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Walter Boyden

Laman (voice)

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William M. Bisson

Lemuel (voice)

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James Horrocks

Limhi (voice)

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Linda Bishop

Jezebel (voice)

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Paul Nichols

Orrin (voice)

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Gae P. Cowley

Elizabeth (voice)

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Christopher P. Angelos

Aaron (voice)

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Duane Hill

Strong Man (voice)

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