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Editor’s Table: President Joseph F. Smith’s Opening Address at the Annual ConferenceImprovement Era… in the Church has my sympathy, it is the Bishop. If any officer in the Church deserves credit for patience, for longsuf- fering. kindness, charity, and for love unfeigned, it is the bishop who does his duty. And we feel to sustain in our faith and love the bishops and counselors in Zior. We say to …- The Ethics of MisfortuneImprovement Era… inclined to forget his weaknesses and to think only of his virtues even though they have to seek diligently to find them. This sympathy and charity are likewise extended to the family and relatives of the unfortunate. The best congregations ever assem- bled and the best preaching ever heard are gene …
- The History of Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia. XXXIX–XLIIImprovement Era… ents, all are admitted that want his assistance: 'For, though I exclude idleness and pleasure, I will never,' says he, 'bar mv door against charity. To man is permitted the contemplation of the skies, but the " practice of virtue is commanded.' "Surely," said the princess, "this man is happy." "I vi …
- Our Work: Twelfth Annual M. I. A. ConferenceImprovement Era… ement promotes spiritual communion. Offerings to the poor and general love for humanity, will be treated in two lessons, and the subject of charity and the strength that comes from it will also be discussed. The idea of the Manual is to
- History of Rasselas, XLIII–XLIVImprovement Eraof charity; and where will you find the power of restoring his bene-
- "One Mighty and Strong"Improvement Eraand charity.
- History of Rasselas, XLVII–XLIXImprovement Erakind, who succors the distressed by his charity, instructs the ignor-
- The Philosophy of Faith and WorshipImprovement Era… bling themselves before God, their souls are brought into harmony with the divine Spirit ; they are impressed with greater love to God, and charity for each other. The Spirit of God is poured down upon them ; their testimonies strengthened, their faith increased; the sick are healed, the spiritual g …
- A Lesson from LincolnImprovement Era… ent as it is today. At the close of his second inaugural address, given in March, 1865, he used these words: With malice toward none ; with charity for all ; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are in; to bind up the nation's wounds: t …
- Editor’s TableImprovement Era… s just starting out in. life for himself: "The Kingship of Self -Control," "The Crimes of the Tongue," "The Red Tape of Duty," "The Supreme Charity of the World," "Worry, the Great American Disease," "The Greatness of Sim- plicity," "Living Life Over Again," "Syndicating Our Sorrows," "The Revelatio …
- Cover, Masthead, and ContentsImprovement Era- Jordan, William George, “Self-Control—IV: The Supreme Charity of the World.”
- My Three Invisible CompanionsImprovement Era… near me, and thine eye piercest mine armor. When I pray, thou addest thine unction; when I would give, thou biddest my heart rejoice at my charity; thou revealest to my left hand what my right hand doeth, and giveth me pride in mine uprightness. Where shall I escape thee when thou makest evil of my …
- Seventy’s Council TableImprovement Era… ppens that a greater mistake is made in resetting the line than the error that was indicated in the proof sheet; and so we bespeak a little charity for this kind of errors that may appear. As remarked recently in the table by one of our presidents, our students should remember that it is the substan …
- Abraham LincolnImprovement Era"With malice toward none, with charity for all, with firmness
- St. Paul's Companions in Rome—VImprovement Eracharity. But it seems doubtful if this overseer of the church of
- Lincoln and the Latter-day SaintsImprovement Eranone, with charity for all; with firmness in the right as God gives
- The Giver of BooksImprovement Eragives with charity, that best serves the Master. Said Christ in the
- The Resurrection and the LifeImprovement Era"She showed me no charity! My father died a drunkard.
- The Utah Library-Gymnasium MovementImprovement Eracharity alone for their support, have not been able to survive peri-
- The Second Great CommandmentImprovement Erawhich hover around the hand of charity so closely that the latter
- The Time Has Come for the Latter-day Saints to Look After Their ChildrenImprovement Eraforgiveners, interest and charity to their fellowmen. I want to
- The Crown of Individuality. III.—At the Turn of the RoadImprovement Eracharity from the higher wisdom of their truer perspective. Rest,
- The Crown of Individuality. V.—The Sculptured Figures of SocietyImprovement Erahonesty, faith, charity, trust and peace. These virtues can no
- Hospitality to MissionariesImprovement Erasionary mothers." They exercise goodwill and charity towards
- Tribute of the General Board Y. M. M. I. A. to President WinderImprovement Era… ble. Simplicity, directness, honesty, constituted a group of qualities strongly marked in him. Justice, which demands fairness for all, and charity, whence springs mercy and patience and brotherly kindness, were not acquired virtues, but native to his soul. If, after the purity of his mind, which ar …
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