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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Abraham Woodruff Quote about polygamy must produce children every year.
Abraham Woodruff: “…no year will ever pass, whether it be in this country [Mexico], in India, or wherever, from now until the coming of the Saviour, when children will not be born in Plural Marriage. And I make this prophecy … Continue reading
Joseph Smith III rightful successor quotes
Where Hofmann may have gotten the idea (1844 blessing found, members of church react). Included is the foundation for Sidney’s claim that, yes, he was to watch over the church when Joseph was gone. Also, a quote stating that the … Continue reading
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Critical Thinking, Logic, and Skepticism for Children Course: Lesson 2
Lesson 2 Opening Song (First two verses): If there’s a question bothering your brain That you think you know how to explain You need a test Yeah, think up a test If it’s possible to prove it wrong You’re going … Continue reading
Critical Thinking, Logic, and Skepticism for Children Course: Lesson 1
Lesson 1 Song[1]: We will be singing this song as part of our opening song: If there’s a question bothering your brain … Continue reading
Polygamy Laws in effect in Joseph Smith’s day
Revised Laws of Illinois, 1833, p.198-99: Sec 121. Bigamy consists in the having of two wives or two husbands at one and the same time, knowing that the former husband or wife is still alive. If any person or persons … Continue reading
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Poisoned wine: Intellectually considering the possibility
In regards to Water vs. Wine for the sacrament (D&C 27:1-2) what do you think the likelihood is that someone actually poisoned wine? I’ve tried to picture this whenever it is brought up in Sunday School. Imagine that you own … Continue reading
Joseph Smith, Orson and Sarah Pratt- A timeline
26 April, 1831 – Orson Pratt Ordained an Elder by Joseph Smith, Jr.’s own hand[1] April 1831 – Mission to Colesville, New York. Several other missions to New York, Ohio, Missouri, and the Eastern States[2] 2 February, 1832 – Ordained a High Priest by Sidney Rigdon … Continue reading
Jesus Christ, Superhero
Today we’re going to follow up on an adult institute class. Remember, this isn’t for primary kids, this is for accountants, janitors, and CEOs to all meet together after hours and study scriptures. This one is taught by this guy, who will … Continue reading
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A key that will never rust – appears a bit rusty upon closer inspection
One of the ways church members are encouraged to know and avoid apostasy is by following the majority of the twelve apostles. This is stated over and over in church periodicals via a quote by Joseph Smith: “I will give … Continue reading
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Willingly because we hafta – A new look at Old Nauvoo
Thoughts at Nauvoo: There is a play that the senior missionaries put on named “Rendevouz.” In that play, there is a song named, “Willingly, because we hafta,” in which the men hold prop rifles and sing about how they won’t fight, … Continue reading
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