Mosiah 15:28; How the prophecy is being fulfilled.

"And now I say unto you that the time shall come that the salvation of the Lord shall be declared to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people."

In Mosiah 15vs28 we read about a very important statement more of a prophecy about how the salvation of the Lord will be declared to every nations, and everyone on earth. This prophecy was made about 148 B.C. and has been a source of inspiration and hope for the Latter-day Saints (LDS) community.

So, I want to use this avenue to show you how this prophecy is being fulfilled in our day.

First, let's provide some context for the Book of Mosiah and its significance in the LDS faith. The Book of Mosiah is part of the Book of Mormon, a religious text that is considered by the LDS church to be scripture, alongside the Bible. The Book of Mosiah contains teachings and revelations from the prophet Mosiah, who was a leader of the Nephites, a group of people in ancient America. The prophecy in Mosiah 15:28 is particularly significant because it speaks of the Lord's salvation being made available to all people, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Now, let's take a closer look at the prophecy itself. In Mosiah 15:28, it says: "And now I say unto you that the time shall come that the salvation of the Lord shall be declared to every nation, kindred, tongue, and people." This prophecy speaks of a time when the message of salvation through Jesus Christ will be shared with people from every nation, tribe, language, and culture. It is a powerful reminder that the Lord's love and salvation are for all people, and that everyone has the opportunity to hear and accept the gospel.

So, how is this prophecy being fulfilled today? One way is through the worldwide spread of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ. With members from every nation, kindred, tongue, and people, the gospel is reaching places people who lived say 100 years ago wouldn't think possible. The church missionary effort has been so significant making this a reality, I wouldn't say it is intentional that the church sends missionaries to all countries and territories of the world since it is the Lords commission that is being followed here, in all, the church missionary effort has been so significant to this effect.

Additionally, technology has played a significant role in fulfilling this prophecy. The internet and social media have made it possible for the message of the gospel to be shared with people all over the world, regardless of where they live.

Finally, humanitarian efforts and outreach programs are also contributing to the fulfillment of this prophecy. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints engages in numerous humanitarian and development projects around the world. These efforts not only help those in need, but they also provide an opportunity to share the message of the gospel and the Lord's salvation.

In conclusion, the prophecy in Mosiah 15:28 is a powerful reminder that the Lord's salvation is for all people, regardless of their background or circumstances. Today, this prophecy is being fulfilled in a variety of ways, including through the worldwide spread of the LDS church, the use of technology, missionary work, and humanitarian efforts. As we see the fulfillment of this prophecy, it serves as a reminder of the ongoing work of the Lord in spreading the message of salvation to all people.