[…] old brother” (in “Triple Treehouse”; the brother is apparently two years older than the speaker). No freshman English teacher, I hope, would let those pass by. Finally, the idiom is simply and flatly prosaic; […]
[…] of counts, especially for his polygamy. Meanwhile, the Church did little to defend him; the Church-owned Deseret News avoided discussion of specific campaign issues, and President George Q. Cannon’s timely opinion (announced a few […]
[…] Jehovah.” Although, like its predecessors, this hymnal contains no tunes, 20 of its selections are provided with English sub-captions. It can be imagined that the German-speaking Saints may have had difficulty associating these newly-translated […]
[…] Review PNQ Pacific Northwest Quarterly PUASAL Proceedings of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters SUP News Sons of Utah Pioneers News (Salt Lake City) WHR Western Humanities Review 1935 Article: “Idaho Future […]
[…] 025664, Original LDS Church Archives, lists Abel’s birthplace as Hancock County. Finally, Abel’s obituary in the Deseret News (Salt Lake City) December 26, 1884 lists his birthplace as simply Washington County. The exact date […]
[…] henceforth black men may hold the priesthood.” This involved the “reclassification of a whole segment of society.” News of the First Presidency’s announcement, as dramatically retold by Janet Brigham in Sunstone, “was electric—it swept […]
[…] growing, finding better ways to love and help people, feeling more deeply and richly, continuing the spiritual search the gospel invites us to do. I feel as eternally connected to many of my family […]
[…] the Kirtland Letterbook, 1829-35, pp. 1-6, LDS Church Archives. Edward Stevenson, “One of the Three Witnesses,” Deseret News, 30 Nov. 1881. Reprinted in Millennial Star 44 (6 Feb. 1882): 86-87. Saints’ Herald 26 (1 […]
[…] as the appearance of knowledge before the face of Baha’u’llah in the form of a tablet, the English equivalent of the Arabic lawh meaning a written document or letter from one of the central […]
[…] of twelve lectures of 1851-1852 in the Salt Lake Valley. These lectures were published in the Deseret News in 1854, with an expanded version delivered again in Salt Lake City, in January and February 1871. […]