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Luke 23:8  
 8 And when Herod saw Jesus, he was exceeding glad: for he was desirous to see him of a long season, because he had heard many things of him; and he hoped to have seen some amiracle done by him.

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Dieter F. Uchtdorf, GC, Apr. 2018    (Luke 23:6-12)

Claudio R. M. Costa, GC, Oct. 2015    (Luke 23:1-12)

Wayne S. Peterson, GC, Oct. 2001    (Luke 23:1-56)

Neal A. Maxwell, GC, Oct. 1988    (Luke 23:8)

Bruce R. McConkie, GC, Apr. 1985    (Luke 23:7-8)

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Pilate    (Luke 23:1-25,50-53)

Herod    (Luke 23:7-15)

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3 Ne. 17:15-17 (5/3)
Isa. 37:6-9 (4/4)
Isa. 37:8-11 (4/4)
Rev. 18:22-19:1 (4/4)
3 Ne. 11:3-6 (4/4)
Num. 30:7-8 (3/2)
Deut. 5:26-28 (3/3)
1 Sam. 7:7-9 (3/3)
Jer. 26:10-12 (3/3)
Col. 1:4-6 (3/3)
Rev. 6:5-7 (3/3)
1 Ne. 1:18-20 (3/3)
Alma 33:8-10 (3/3)
Hel. 5:48-50 (3/3)
3 Ne. 8:24-9:1 (3/3)
Gen. 21:17 (2/1)
Deut. 4:12 (2/1)
2 Sam. 5:17 (2/1)
1 Kgs. 1:41 (2/1)
1 Chr. 14:8 (2/1)
Jer. 23:18 (2/1)
Jer. 26:21 (2/1)
Lam. 1:21 (2/1)
Dan. 10:9 (2/1)
Matt. 14:13 (2/1)
Mark 6:20 (2/1)
1 Jn. 2:24 (2/1)
Rev. 14:2 (2/1)
Rev. 22:8 (2/1)
1 Ne. 1:6 (2/1)
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