[…] economy by claiming possession of the earth’s resources, and by manipulation of its currency—gold and silver—he will buy up the political, military and ecclesiastical complex and run everything his way. We see him putting […]
[…] set about the establishment of a church. That too occurred in New York. It was on April 6, 1830, that fifty-six persons, about half men and half women, met in the home of Peter […]
[…] Read anything that is good that will elevate the mind. . . .”we have it say, “ Buy the best books and, without actually reading them, extract some good quotations for your Sacrament Meeting […]
[…] that dwell on the earth, and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and people. Revelation, XIV: 6 I Professor R. L. Robinson woke up on a jet from Los Angeles to Paris and […]
[…] Church of Jesus Christ in 1830. Writing LDS history, 1830–1890 When the Church was organized on April 6, 1830, the Lord commanded, by revelation, that “a record . . . shall be kept among […]
[…] Gerard did not know English well enough to be sure. The fellow made snowballs and threw them over the balustrade into the river. He elevated his arms and pirouetted like a dancer. He leaped […]
[…] prediction from the Lord by “Urim and Thummim,” that we would there find a man anxious to buy the “First Elder’ s copyright.” I well remember we did not find him, and had to […]
[…] which never appeared. Emmeline B. Wells, “History of the Relief Society,” Woman’s Exponent 32 (July 1903) : 6-7, evidently had access only to recollections and to Salt Lake City Fourteenth Ward Relief Society records, […]
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