Not only does inspiration from the Lord compensate for want of facts; it also induces men by self-discipline, to conform in their personal conduct and in their dealings one with another to the highest standards they know. In other words, it gives men the capacity which distinguishes wisdom from knowledge.

...living the gospel of Jesus Christ is the price of-and the only way to-peace.

Forgiveness is as wide as repentance.

Peace has been variously defined, but perhaps we might think of it as 'harmony within one's self, and with God and man.'

The prime duty of help to the poor by the Church is not to bring temporal relief to their needs, but salvation to their souls.

This gospel has often been spoken of as a way of life. This however is not quite accurate. Consisting as it does of the principles and ordinances necessary to man's exaltation it is not just a way of life, it is the one and only way of life by which men may accomplish the full purpose of their mortality.

The only motive strong enough to induce men to exercise the self control required by the religion of Jesus is love.