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- CharityImprovement Era
CHARITY. BY GRACE INGLES FROST. There is probably no word in the English language so often misapplied as charity. Webster defines it as liberality, alms, candor. And consequently one who gives alms is called charitable, regardless of the spirit in which his alms may be given. If a wealthy man gives …
- Self-Control—IV: The Supreme Charity of the WorldImprovement Era
SELF-CONTROL.* BY WILLTAM GEORCxE JORDAN. IV.— THE SUPREME CHARITY OF THE WORLD. True charity is not typified by an almsbox. The benevolence of a check book does not meet all the wants of humanity. Giving food, clothing and money to the poor is only the beginning, the kindergarten class, of real cha …
- The Preaching of the Gospel in the Latter Days—Signs Promised to Follow Believers As Anciently—The Gospel in Force Upon All the World—Sincerity No Excuse for Willful Disobedience—A Positive Personal Testimony Attainable Through Obedience—Unauthorized Administrations Unrecognized of God—New Revelation Essential and Desirable—True and False CharityJournal of Discourses
all that would not receive it were to be damned. That is our charity,
- Charity and Arithmetic. An Every Day StoryImprovement Era
CHARITY AND ARITHMETIC.
- Diligence in Preaching to the World—Providences of God Around the Saints—Charity—God's Spirit Distributed Among All Mankind—Trials, &cJournal of Discourses
upon thousands. I allude to charity, or love, from which proceed
- Keep the CommandmentsImprovement Era
And in section 121 :45, -16, we read: Let thy bowels also be full of charity towards all men, and to the household of faith, and let virtue garnish thy thoughts unceasingly, then shall thy confidence wax strong in the presence of God, and the doctrine of the Priesthood shall distil upon thy soul as …
- Knowledge, Correctly Applied, The True Source of Wealth and Power—Unity of Jesus and His Father—Miracles—Slavery—True Charity, Etc.Journal of Discourses
charity on them, not by giving them in the way that charity is almost
- Lecture XXIV. Practical ReligionThe Articles of Faith
… for self, love for fellow-men, and devotion to God, are the guiding principles. Religion without morality, professions of godliness without charity, church-membership without an adequate responsibility as to individual conduct in daily life, are but as sounding brass and tinkling cymbals;— noise wit …
- Design of God in Relation to the Earth and Its Inhabitants—Power of Satan—The Two Zions—What is Required of the Saints—A Priesthood in the Heavens, As Well As on the Earth—Duties of the Priesthood—Would-Be Advisers—Celestial Marriage—Distinction Between Polygamy and Prostitution—Government Officers Discriminating in Favor of the Latter—Unchastity Not to Be Tolerated in the Church—Charity Advised—Class of People Who Accuse the Saints of Crime—Criminal Statistics—Horrifying Statements of Crime in the Eastern States—Warning to the SaintsJournal of Discourses
“Let thy bowels also be full of charity towards all men, and to the
- Joseph Smith Taught By Revelation—The Gospel Reasonable and Consistent—The Lord Works Through Simple Instruments—Mormonism Full of CharityJournal of Discourses
Discourse by President Daniel H. Wells, delivered in the Bowery, Great Salt Lake City, June 30th, 1867.
- The Natural Weakness of Men—The Necessity of Charity—The Purpose for Which the Gospel Was Revealed—The Spirit that Should Prevail Regarding Cooperative Institutions—The Folly of DissensionJournal of Discourses
Discourse by President John Taylor, delivered at Kaysville, on Sunday Afternoon, March 2nd, 1879.
- The Lord Interested in the Salvation of the Whole Human Family—His Plans, Purposes and Dealings All to that End—Necessity of Charity, Love, Union, Etc., in the Church of Christ—The Logan Temple and a Prophetic Glimpse at Its FutureJournal of Discourses
Discourse by Apostle Lorenzo Snow, delivered at Logan, on Saturday Afternoon, Nov. 4, 1882.
- Truth Always the Same—Duties of the Saints—Officers Present—Where the Principles of the Gospel Originated—Character of Abraham—How He Was Tried—His Progeny—Duties of the Priesthood—Trials of the Saints—Charity Required—How Transgressors Should Be Dealt With—Exhortation to RighteousnessJournal of Discourses
Discourse by President John Taylor, delivered at Parowan, Sunday Morning, June 24th, 1883.
- Lesson XXIV. THE PROPHET JOSEPH SMITH ON THE GIFTS OF THE HOLY GHOSTThe Seventy's Course in Theology, Fifth Year: Divine Immanence and the Holy Ghost
SPECIAL TEXT : "Follaw after charity, desire spiritual gifts, but rather that ye prophesy." (Paul — / Cor. xiv:i.)
- 1 Corinthians 13Joseph Smith Translation (1867 edition)
Of faith, hope, perfection, and charity.
- Speaker's ContestImprovement Era
ity true charity, "Again and again is it true of the charity of to-
- DutyImprovement Era
… llowmen may be summed up by saying that we interfere with no man's rights, that we love one another, helping the poor and needy, and having charity for all. The Scriptures speak of our duties to our fellowmen in these beautiful words: Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, and have no …
- Courtesy and UnselfishnessImprovement Era
Courtesy and Unselfishness It is Paul, in that inimitable chapter on charity, in I Cor- inthians 13, who practically declares that all gifts, however excel- lent, are valueless without love. Let us read that chapter once a day for a few weeks. He compares charity with a great many wonderful things, …
- Second Coming of Christ—The Kingdom of God—Immediate Revelation—a Highway Cast Up—Gathering of Israel—One Universal Government on EarthJournal of Discourses
Church. Says one—“You have no charity.” Yes, we have charity just as
- Editor’s TableImprovement Era
… nd widows in their affliction, and to keep himself un- spotted from the world." And the statement of Paul, in his immortal praise of love: "Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, i …
- The Spirit of the World and the Spirit of ZionJournal of Discourses
Brother Hooper has stated that he has charity. Every good man has; but
- Divine Authenticity of the Book of Mormon, No. 1A Series of Pamphlets by Orson Pratt
… d by objectors to new revelation, — namely, the declaration of Paul in relation to the cessation of some of the spiritual gifts. He says, " Charity never faileth ; bat whether there he prophecies, they shall fml; ■whether there be tongues, they shall cease ; whether there be knowledge, it shall vani …
- Answers to Interesting QuestionsImprovement Era
45. And charity suffereth long, 4. Charity suffereth long, and is
- Weather ForecastsImprovement Era
… r — sure fine — big roast, sweet spuds, celery, cran- berries, and everything." "How much?" asked Mr. Nord, who had not learned the ways of charity baskets. "Free," Sullivan replied. "You must give your name and tell them you're down and out, an' that's all there is to it." "But I'm not down and out …
- Universal Salvation—The Blessings Enjoyed By the Saints in Zion, Etc.Journal of Discourses
joy and satisfaction to the believer. It throws a mantle of charity
- Similarity of Circumstances Surrounding Former and Latter-Day Saints—God is No Respecter of Persons—Revelation to Enoch—Christ Preached to the Spirits in Prison Between the Times of His Crucifixion and Resurrection—All Must Hear the Gospel, and Be Judged Thereby—We Must Progress or RetrogradeJournal of Discourses
- Ingersoll’s “Best Argument Ever Advanced Against Christianity”Improvement Era
- Religion—True and FalseImprovement Era
- Blessed Are the MercifulImprovement Era
- Self-Control. II. The Crimes of the TongueImprovement Era
- The Galileo of SociologyImprovement Era
- Status of Children in the ResurrectionImprovement Era
- The Home: A Study for the Advanced Senior Class, M. I. A., 1925–26Improvement Era
- The Lord's Supper—Progression—Cooperation—IndependenceJournal of Discourses
- Assistance of the Ladies of The Relief Societies Required in Promoting the Manufacture of Paper and the Printing of Schoolbooks—Light and Easy Labor Now Performed By Men More Adapted to Women—Should Be Self-Sustaining—Frivolities and Fashions of Babylon Should Be Discarded By the Sisters—Poverty of Those Who Follow After MiningJournal of Discourses
- Chapter XVII. Laws of Marriage and ProcreationKey to the Science of Theology
- Lesson XXIII. PAUL, THE APOSTLE, ON SPIRITUAL GIFTS IN THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHThe Seventy's Course in Theology, Fifth Year: Divine Immanence and the Holy Ghost
- Chapter III. The Story of MormonismHistory of Utah, 1540-1886
- Chapter VI. The Story of MormonismHistory of Utah, 1540-1886
- How We Shall PreachImprovement Era
- The Philosophy of TrialImprovement Era
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- History of the Prophet JosephImprovement Era
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- Some Men Who Have Done Things—VII. George W. MiddletonImprovement Era
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- The Meaning of Education: Faith and EducationImprovement Era
- Editors’ Table: Our Duty to Humanity, to God and to CountryImprovement Era
- The Hyrum Smith Monument: Prayers, Description, and SpeechesImprovement Era