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April 19, 2018[…] eventually, power. By the time the Christian Bible was canonized about 393 A.D. at Hippo, a Roman city in North Africa, Christians had come to regard the Old Testament as both a chronicle of […]
[…] eventually, power. By the time the Christian Bible was canonized about 393 A.D. at Hippo, a Roman city in North Africa, Christians had come to regard the Old Testament as both a chronicle of […]
[…] in all thy prayers and also by letter.” The Doctrine and Covenants instructed her to go to Missouri to “receive an inheritance from the hand of the bishop; that she may settle down in […]
[…] credit for making it happen. Just being in Dublin in late September means theater seems like the city’s main focus. Even John McEnroe’s rather stormy visit didn’t eclipse the twenty-fifth annual Dub lin Theatre […]
[…] ever Yours, Hugh B. Brown In June of 1906 Zina and her mother move to Salt Lake City, two months prior to the death of Charles Ora Card. The close of her June 20 […]
[…] to connect with fellow African Americans through frequent socials. The first group was founded in Salt Lake City. Even being based in Utah, they couldn’t depend on a lot of outside support from other […]
[…] a “conservative” estimate of 63,415,000 (30 percent per decade) and an “optimistic” estimate of 265,259,000 (50 percent per de cade). However, if his optimistic growth rate proves correct for only the first sixty years, and […]
[…] Aztec texts. As a result of the efforts of the conquistadors and missionaries such as Fray Diego de Landa, nearly all pre-Columbian manuscripts in the New World were destroyed. From the few surviving texts […]
[…] than the other estimates. Clayton then talked to Orson Pratt and asked if he could design a de vice that would click each time the wheel went around. At first no one took Clayton […]
[…] church was nearly bankrupt, if not already. Clawson’s report prompted Snow to take serious action. It was de cided to issue a million-dollar bond to fund the church’s indebtedness, then reinstitute the spirit of […]
[…] the work of S. H. Hooke. Their primary thesis was that “in early Egypt, in the early city states of Sumer and Akkad, and in Canaanite cities before Hebrew settlement in that area, certain […]