Robert D. Hales, during General Conference, teaches that one being called an apostle does not make them infallible.

Date
Apr 1994
Type
Speech / Court Transcript
Source
Robert D. Hales
LDS
Hearsay
Direct
Reference

Robert D. Hales, "The Unique Message of Jesus Christ," General Conference, April 1994, accessed October 31, 2023

Scribe/Publisher
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
People
Robert D. Hales
Audience
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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Transcription

I express gratitude, my brothers and sisters, for the strength which comes through your faith and prayers. I am in need of your prayers at this time of my calling. To be an Apostle of the Lord, I am finding, is a process—a process of repentance and humility, to look inward as we’ve been instructed and ask for forgiveness and strength to be what I should be. Unfortunately, I am not a perfect man, and infallibility does not come with the call. Therefore, I must ask for forgiveness from Heavenly Father for those things which I have done which are less than perfect and ask forgiveness of anyone I might have offended knowingly or unknowingly because of my personality or style.

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