[…] members might read the entire magazine with the enthusiasm now reserved for the few pages devoted to local news. Periodically the re gional representatives in Japan have proposed (so far without success) that they be […]
[…] and power of God,” the translation of ancient records written in an unknown language and rendered into English, not by a translator who knows both languages, but by a seer who by the “gift […]
[…] were also different from what they knew. The bishop of the Hyde Park Ward was a loving English brother from the Midlands; his lovely wife was black, originally from the West Indies. If some […]
[…] was going to die in less than four hours. Then I had to call Jimmy with the news we had expected but hoped we would not hear. Lawyers calling at this point must work […]
[…] the catch word “steadfast.” The combining of these texts based on a catch word only works in English. The Greek text of Hebrews 6:19 uses the words “asphale” and “bebaian” for “sure and steadfast,” […]
[…] are sent to all stake presidents and bishops. Brief reports are also published in the weekly Church News which is sent to thousands of subscribers worldwide. Finally, video tapes of conference are sent to […]
[…] his friendship and religious fealty remained essentially intact. What for many other men would have been the breaking straw came when Joseph made a direct attack on the unity and sanctity of Law’s own […]
[…] a General Authority, her teacher, and her classmates. A short while later, as Priesthood opening exercises were breaking up, the long-suffering teacher accosted me in the halls, briefly to explain the problem my daughter […]
[…] people need me too”). This is not just bad writing. It is ethically corrupt, not interested in breaking down stereotypes and creating new ethical in sight and compassion for the other, for those who […]
[…] a hip and you were really fixed. Going slowly blind, deaf, and lame was bad enough without breaking your hip and getting a jumpstart on the whole process. They got out of the truck […]