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“Wherefore the Lord God of Israel saith, I said indeed that thy house, and the house of thy father, should walk before me for ever: but now the Lord saith, Be it far from me; for them that honour me I will honour, and they that despise me shall be lightly esteemed.” – 1 Samuel 2:30
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“A consistent, righteous life produces an inner power and strength that can be permanently resistant to the eroding influence of sin and transgression.” – Richard G. Scott
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This Day in LDS History
1867: The first conference to be held in the newly completed Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City opens.
1890: During general conference, Church members accept what becomes known as the “Manifesto,” a document that announces the end of Church-sanctioned plural marriage in Utah.
1952: The Presiding Bishopric issues a letter introducing the Senior Aaronic Priesthood program, which places men over 21 years of age in a separate Aaronic Priesthood quorum.
1988: Richard G. Scott is ordained an Apostle, replacing Marion G. Romney, who had died.
2012: President Monson announces the missionary age change in which men may now serve at 18 years old and women may serve at 19 years old. Before this announcement, men could serve at 19 years old and women could serve at 21 years old.
1890: During general conference, Church members accept what becomes known as the “Manifesto,” a document that announces the end of Church-sanctioned plural marriage in Utah.
1952: The Presiding Bishopric issues a letter introducing the Senior Aaronic Priesthood program, which places men over 21 years of age in a separate Aaronic Priesthood quorum.
1988: Richard G. Scott is ordained an Apostle, replacing Marion G. Romney, who had died.
2012: President Monson announces the missionary age change in which men may now serve at 18 years old and women may serve at 19 years old. Before this announcement, men could serve at 19 years old and women could serve at 21 years old.
