I Have Never Seen The Day When

If A Person Wants To Enjoy The Spirit Of The Lord...always Cultivate A Spirit Of Gratitude. It Is The Duty Of Every Latter-day Saint To Cultivate A Spirit Of Gratitude.

They Will Sustain The Constitution And Laws And Institutions Of The United States, And Be The Champions Of Liberty And Of That Constitution When Its Integrity Shall Be Threatened.

As Man Now Is, God Once Was; As God Is Now Man May Be.

Our Being Edified At Conference Depends On Us. It Becomes Necessary That We Prepare Our Hearts To Receive And Profit By The Suggestions That May Be Made By The Speakers During The Progress Of The Conference, Which May Be Prompted By The Spirit Of The Lord. I Have Thought, And Still Think, That Our Being Edified Does Not So Much Depend Upon The Speaker As Upon Ourselves.

There Is No Latter Day Saint Who Dies After Having Lived A Faithful Life Who Will Lose Anything Because Of Having Failed To Do Certain Things When Opportunities Were Not Furnished Him Or Her. In Other Words, If A Young Man Or A Young Woman Has No Opportunity Of Getting Married, And They Live Faithful Lives Up To The Time Of Their Death, They Will Have All The Blessings, Exaltation, And Glory That Any Man Or Woman Will Have Who Had This Opportunity And Improved It. But If They Think Marshmallows And Sweet Potatoes Are Delicious, They're Going To Burn. That Is Sure And Positive.