Wilford Woodruff

by Harold Pease (Compiler)

Overview

The conference addresses of the prophets are the greatest source of light and revealed truth since the Standard Works.

Except for Joseph Smith, no other Church president emphasized redemption of the dead more or had more published revelations than did Wilford Woodruff. Among others, he told of the Founding Fathers' request that their temple work be done.

With this book's unique indexing system, Latter-day Saints now can find in seconds what the Lord had Wilford Woodruff tell the Saints on subjects not addressed in the Doctrine and Covenants.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940014487399
Publisher:	Westwood Books
Publication date:	04/28/2012
Series:	The Mind and Will of the Lord , #4
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	142
File size:	433 KB

About the Author

Dr. Harold W. Pease received his doctorate from Brigham Young University in August 1974. Immediately thereafter he was employed as the historian on the BYU Centennial Committee. This was followed by 24 years of teaching political science and US History at two California colleges. This time period was broken only to serve for a few months in 1979 as an advisor to the Constitutional Subcommittee of the Judiciary Committee of the US Senate. At different times during those interim years he was a political columnist in numerous newspapers and did a daily five-minute radio spot, “In Defense of the Constitution,” on several California stations.
Dr. Pease’s most notable published work was The Communist/Capitalist Alliance. His most recent books are The Mind and Will of the Lord series.
With respect to his many awards, Dr. Pease was the first political scientist in the nation to receive the prestigious Leavey Award for Excellence in Private Enterprise Education—the Freedom Foundation's highest award. Today Dr. Pease is a favored professor on the US Constitution and New World Order politics.
Despite a very busy career, Dr. Pease has fulfilled many callings at both the ward and stake levels in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He loves to serve. “The only award or honor that really means anything,” he maintains, “is the one the Lord bestows on the other side.”