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Abraham O. Woodruff was able to work
with a non-member man, cleansing the man of all of his vices but one, profanity.
How was Elder Woodruff finally able to get the man to stop swearing?
a.
Borrowing the man’s horses to dig a
canal
b.
A swearing jar
c.
Counseling
d.
Giving him a temple recommend
Yesterday’s answer:
B His corn bread for
their cake made from crickets
From the life of Moses Thatcher:
Although he was only four years old when the members of the Church
were driven from Nauvoo, the memory of the fear and terror of that exodus
remained with Moses Thatcher throughout his life. The rigor of crossing the
plains in the second pioneer company and of being “hungry for an entire year”
after reaching the Salt Lake Valley likewise impressed the growing boy. His
father’s family, with many others, augmented their meager food supply with sego
roots and “cut thistles.” At the age of seven, Moses was given the
responsibility of caring for grazing sheep. He recalled how hungry Indians
would catch a lamb and hold it hostage until the young shepherd would agree to
trade his cornbread lunch for their cake made from crickets.
Flake, Lawrence R., Prophets and
Apostles of the Last Dispensation, (Provo, Utah: Religious Study Center,
Brigham Young University, 2001), 399.
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