[…] always feel that comfortable teaching and maybe it’s a little contradictory for a missionary to hesitate to share the gospel. But, first of all, I’ve been out five months and I’m really starting to […]
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[…] the voices said, and Adam followed them. From the ledge he would be able to see the world as God did—from above, from a distance. He followed the course of the stream, up the […]
[…] man with three other wives and nine children. He was over fifty. The night I heard the news, I started to cry. I tried to get Sharlene to explain it to me. She told […]
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[…] his missionary controversies with the Christian sects; of his fight to get into action in the First World War, when he was commissioned a chaplain above the age limit because of his demonstrated physical […]
[…] thy favor take. John Greenleaf Whittier, Songs of Labor An article in the June 1, 1968, Church News entitled “BYU Gets Rare Books” described items of early Mormon interest recently purchased for Brig ham […]
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[…] draw together the events of the early years, Oliver wrote a series of letters to the Church newspaper published in Kirt land, the Messenger and Advocate. The letters began in October 1834 and continued […]