[…] for further discussion. Widtsoe proceeded to dismiss the twenty four-hour-day view, the 1000-year-day concept, the D&C 77: 6, 7,12 argument, as well as the theory attributed to Joseph Smith that the earth had been […]
[…] by this means: The Book of Abraham was published in the Herald, in No. 1 of Vol. 3. That number has been republished, and is now for sale. Price 10 cents. Thirty-two years later […]
[…] proprietor whether he had any materials about Mormons. He brought out a small and likely unique ( 3 1/2″ x 5 1/2″) 39-page pamphlet titled, “Om Mormonerne” (About the Mormons), by S. B. Hersleb […]
[…] family figures on whom many were based. As a self-proclaimed family chronicler, Sorensen found in her male forbears, indeed all members of the Eggertsen family, a significant source of information and ideas for her fiction.
[…] When I first met him on the Stanford campus in the mid-sixties, I experienced an instant bond. Over time, I have felt closer to Gene than to all the men in my life, except […]
[…] repaired” when “depressed by false opinion and contentious thought,” or caught up in “trivial occupations” (The Prelude, 12:208-215). The imprints of Gene that live on in me most certainly have nourished me when I’ve been […]
[…] use of the campus voice mail system when Gene’s assignments piled too high. However, I could only buy limited time with that maneuver. Failing to get me on the phone, Gene would come find […]
[…] pray you will realize that Eugene’s noble spirit lives on, hovering near—loving you, praying for you, watching over you. Mark, Eugene’s favorite son, Katherine, Jody, Jennifer, Becky, Jane, and all you grandchildren—I pray you […]
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[…] C. Kimball, Brigham Young, and others who became members of the first Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. For Hatch, this helps to explain both the church’s appeal and its growth, for a combination of […]