Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Heber J. Grant
Table of Contents
- Introduction v
- Historical Summary viii
- The Life and Ministry of Heber J. Grant x
- Chapter 1: Learning and Teaching the Gospel 1
- Chapter 2: The Mission of the Prophet Joseph Smith 11
- Chapter 3: Walking in the Path That Leads to Life Eternal 23
- Chapter 4: Persistence 33
- Chapter 5: Comfort in the Hour of Death 43
- Chapter 6: Uniting Families through Temple and Family History Work 51
- Chapter 7: Personal, Abiding Testimony 63
- Chapter 8: Following Those Whom God Has Chosen to Preside 71
- Chapter 9: The Joy of Missionary Work 83
- Chapter 10: The Power of Example 92
- Chapter 11: Priesthood, “the Power of the Living God” 101
- Chapter 12: Work and Self-Reliance 109
- Chapter 13: Principles of Financial Security 119
- Chapter 14: “Come, Come, Ye Saints” 129
- Chapter 15: Labor for the Happiness of Others 139
- Chapter 16: Forgiving Others 147
- Chapter 17: Being Loyal Citizens 157
- Chapter 18: The Song of the Heart 164
- Chapter 19: Earnest, Honest, Sincere Prayer 173
- Chapter 20: The Still, Small Voice of Revelation 181
- Chapter 21: Observing the Word of Wisdom 189
- Chapter 22: Teaching Children in the Nurture and Admonition of the Gospel 199
- Chapter 23: The Progress and Destiny of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 209
- Chapter 24: Jesus Christ, the Son of the Living God 219
- List of Paintings 229
Publication Notes
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Detail from Heber J. Grant, by Charles J. Fox.
Published by
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City, Utah
© 2002 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
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