[…] meaning of the events as he describes them in Search for Sanctuary makes his study as historical writing an examination of fascinating potentials which unfortunately never materialized. Search for Sanctuary: Brigham Young and the […]
[…] grandmother, the first Indian member of the Relief Society in the Uintah Basin. After years of faithful service, she went back to the traditional ways. For her, the gap got wider and wider until […]
[…] said were now becoming available. He was away on an extended assignment but answered after five weeks, writing, as they remember, “I know personally two young Mexicans who could go on missions, serve as […]
[…] Historical Department’s task and the need for Church support and encouragement. He always stressed our spirit of service and regarded himself as our advocate with the Twelve. Within two weeks of my call to […]
[…] raised her eyebrows slightly. “Of course, many of us have worked for years and years giving compassionate service. But too often we don’t look past our own sisters here in the ward.” Her voice […]
[…] of the divine names Elohim and Jehovah to coincide with the Bible’s usage of those names. This essay examines how Elohim and Jehovah are used in the Bible and compares this with the current […]
[…] he and the Father are one? Is he being trinitarian, or does he mean something else? We get a clue from 2 Nephi: “But there is a God, and he is Christ; and he […]
[…] raspberry plot, weed and garden, and chop down trees. We lived on income from my teaching and writing, Social Security, and rental properties. Frank seemed happier for a few weeks. But it wasn’t long […]
[…] and uses of types of language and concludes by reading that polysemous (with more than one meaning) writing is a feature of all deeply serious writing, and that the Bible is the model for […]
[…] the facts and figures, people and places of Zion’s Camp, Roger D. Launius has performed a valuable service. It’s almost all there. In ten chapters of 206 pages complete with maps and appendices is […]