Volume 15:3 (Spring 1975)
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Truman G Madsen analyzes B. H. Roberts’ monumental work “The Truth, The Way, The Life: An Elementary Treatise on Theology.” The manuscript had been considered as a course of study for the MIA in 1928, but remained unpublished until printed by BYU Studies in 1994. This issue also contains the story of Ray L. Pratt and the early missionary work in Mexico, an examination of the ways Communism hinders Church growth in Eastern Europe, a newly-discovered Wilford Woodruff letter, and an account of Jesse Gause, the first man called as Joseph Smith’s counselor in the high priesthood.
Truman G Madsen analyzes B. H. Roberts’ monumental work “The Truth, The Way, The Life: An Elementary Treatise on Theology.” The manuscript had been considered as a course of study for the MIA in 1928, but remained unpublished until printed by BYU Studies in 1994. This issue also contains the story of Ray L. Pratt and the early missionary work in Mexico, an examination of the ways Communism hinders Church growth in Eastern Europe, a newly-discovered Wilford Woodruff letter, and an account of Jesse Gause, the first man called as Joseph Smith’s counselor in the high priesthood.
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| Weight | 12 oz |
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| Dimensions | 9 × 6 × .5 in |
ISSN 2167-8472 (print); ISSN 2167-8480 (online)
