Inspire Our Hearts, Our Father Dear: A Poem
Improvement Era, vol. 7, no. 11, September 1904, p. 828
Green, Nels F.
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to organize tliemselves by a bond or everlasting covenant that cannot be broken; this, too, although they had received the gospel. In section 84, I learn that the Priesthood is an everlasting covenant, between God and those who partake of it; also that the Book of Mormon, and former commandments, are new covenants. Your father also instructed the leading brethren of the Church in regard to their endowments, the Priesthood and the new and everlasting covenant, etc., pertaining to the house of the Lord, and this on more than one occasion within eighteen months before his death. I
see, therefore, no reason why the covenant spoken of in section 132 cannot be a new and everlasting covenant. Very respectfully, John Powell.
INSPIRE OUR HEARTS, OUR FATHER, DEAR.
Inspire our hearts, our Father, dear! Thy Spirit grant us ever near! The light of inspiration thine, Let thou on us in splendor shine. We pledge to do what e'er is right; To serve thee well by day and night; And seek to live by ev'ry word Proceeding from thy throne, Lord. We ask in Jesus' holy name. Help us accomplish this our aim. —Mels F. Green.