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What
caused John Moburn Kay to be baptized in 1841?
a.
The Angel Moroni appeared to him
b.
Fighting the bullies of a Mormon
c.
Participating in a Mormon soccer league
d.
Persecuting the Elders
Yesterday’s answer:
C He would be worth more financially
From
the life of Orley Seymour Stapley: In
March, 1897, he went into the hardware business, together with his
father-in-law (Alexander Hunsaker), with a capital of $500. This partnership
existed until 1898, when Brother Stapley sold out his interests, being called
on a mission to the Southern States. He filled this mission from 1898 to 1900,
laboring principally in Mississippi. When he was set apart for this mission he
was promised that he would be worth more if he responded to the call than he
would if he had failed to go. He sacrificed his business in order to fill his
mission, and the promise was literally fulfilled, for when he returned and
entered into business again he became a most successful merchant. The business
which he commenced in 1900 is now worth $300,000.
Andrew
Jensen, LDS Biographical Encyclopedia, (Salt Lake City: Western Epics, 1971),
3: 521-522.
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