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Orson F. Whitney referred to this man as “a walking encyclopedia.”
Who was the man?
a.
George A. Smith
b.
Heber C. Kimball
c.
Joseph F. Smith
d.
David O. McKay
Yesterday’s answer:
B B. H. Roberts
From the life of B. H. Roberts: During World War I
Roberts served, at the age of sixty, as chaplain of the 145th Utah Light Field Artillery in
France.
During an influenza epidemic near Bordeaux, “he was unafraid of
the vicious malady. He never hesitated to go into the sick rooms and never
seemed to worry about the risk of getting the disease himself. Many times,
especially when visiting the Latter-day Saint men, he would administer to them
and the blessings Brother Roberts would give were tremendous and would kindle
encouragement and hope to the men.”
Richard S. Van Wagoner and Steven C. Walker, A Book of Mormons,
(Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1982), 245-246.
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