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  1. “I Will Go”

    H. David Burton October 1995 Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    How are we doing in obeying the living prophets?

    Alludes to High confidence

  2. “The Great Plan of Happiness”

    Dallin H. Oaks October 1993 Sunday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    Some Christians condemn Eve for her act, concluding that she and her daughters are somehow flawed by it.

    Alludes to High confidence

  3. Come to the House of the Lord

    David B. Haight April 1992 Saturday Morning Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    “How do men receive revelations?” he asked.

    Alludes to High confidence

  4. The Relief Society and the Church

    Dallin H. Oaks April 1992 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    In the initial meetings of Relief Society, the Prophet Joseph Smith taught that the society “is not only to relieve the poor, but to save souls” (minutes, 9 June 1842, p.

    Alludes to High confidence

  5. Take Not the Name of God in Vain

    Gordon B. Hinckley October 1987 Priesthood Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    If you have the habit, how do you break it?

    Alludes to High confidence

  6. Protect the Spiritual Power Line

    Russell M. Nelson October 1984 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    Consider the power of labor.

    Alludes to High confidence

  7. Spiritual Power

    Devere Harris October 1984 Saturday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    I have observed from many years of activity in the Church that there are some underlying principles of leadership that cause men to become great.

    Alludes to High confidence

  8. Love Extends beyond Convenience

    J. Richard Clarke October 1981 Welfare Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    The philosopher William George Jordan has identified “four great hungers of life—body-hunger, mind-hunger, heart-hunger, and soul-hunger.

    Alludes to High confidence

  9. The Sifting

    ElRay L. Christiansen October 1971 Friday Afternoon Session

    Open paragraph (p. 63)

    “Yet in all these malignant doings, … [let us remember that the adversary] can go no farther than the transgressions of the victim may enable him, or the wisdom of God may permit; and at any time he may be checked by the superior power.” (Articles of Faith, p.

    Alludes to High confidence