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(9/28/03)
"The world needs the
restored Church and kingdom of Jesus Christ, of which David spoke. The
world needs the help of those who have recognized and received the
gospel of the kingdom. The world needs their inspiration and active
participation in the affairs of life. We are an inspired people. That I
know as well as I know that I live. We are responsible for the proper
use of this inspiration. This inspiration is not confined to our
spiritual lives but carries over into all temporal responsibilities, and
included therein is our moral, our civic, our political, our social, our
financial responsibilities. We stand ready to exercise this divine
guidance together with the power of our priesthood in behalf of a
neighbor, as well as in our own behalf. We look upon the children of our
Heavenly Father as our brothers and sisters, no matter where they live,
or what they believe, or what their ancestry may be. We cannot expect to
do our full duty as we are inspired to do unless we can live and work in
an environment of love, of peace of freedom -- freedom at home and
throughout the world." - Henry D. Moyle, "General Conference
Reports," April 1959, p. 96
4/14/09
“Can our prayers
ascend to the throne of mercy and be heard and answered, as we humbly
desire, unless we practice charity in our lives? Must we not give of
ourselves and of our means in helping others? Good intentions alone
are not enough. Charity is not a virtue to expect in others only. It
is the all-important Christian attribute to be found in ourselves.” -
Henry D. Moyle, “Conference Report,” April
1948, p.3
9/12/09
“It
is wonderful, my brethren, to have the opportunity to work in the
service of the Lord. I think sometimes it is even more wonderful than
that, to think that every worthy man in the Church has the same
opportunity for service. It makes no difference whether you are
working in the ward or as a General Authority, you are in the same
service. Those of you who hold the Higher Priesthood hold the same
Priesthood and those of you brethren who are holders of the Aaronic
Priesthood may soon hold the Melchizedek Priesthood if you desire and
but live for it.” - Henry D. Moyle,
“Conference Report,” April 1960, First Day–General Priesthood
Meeting, p. 19
5/20/10
"It is no different today from what it was in the days of Peter and
Paul, the apostles of old. Paul told the Romans that 'the gospel of
(Jesus) Christ:... is the power of God unto salvation to every one
that believeth;...' (Romans 1:16.) Incorporated in this term salvation
is not only the spiritual but also the temporal phase of our lives. We
cannot disassociate mortal man from the eternal spirit of man within
him. It is, therefore, through obedience to the laws of God that we
will find the answer to our questions, whether they be domestic,
political, social, economic, or spiritual." - Henry
D. Moyle, "Conference Report," April 1963, Second Day—Morning
Meeting, p. 44
11/9/12
The world is not just a watch that the
Lord wound up and left to run down. By the exercise of faith men can
call upon God and obtain his help in fulfillment of the promises he
has made. Also, of his own volition, God intervenes and controls the
affairs of men, of nations, and the very elements that make up the
universe when this is necessary for the preservation of his divine
purposes. - Henry D. Moyle, Conference Report, April 1963, Second
Day Morning Meeting, p.44
6/13/16
Thus our obedience to the gospel carries its own reward here and now.
We do not need to wait with expectation or anticipation for the
eternal blessings awaiting us in immortality to justify our obedience
in this life to the principles of the gospel. We can become partakers
of the divine nature progressively from the beginning of our
conversion throughout the remainder of our faithful lives. - Henry
D. Moyle, “Conference Report,” October 1962, Third Day-Morning
Meeting, p.89
9/22/16
We believe it is seldom when men of rigorous faith, genuine courage,
and unfaltering determination, with the love of independence burning
in their hearts, and pride in their own accomplishments, cannot
surmount the obstacles that lie in their paths. - Henry
D. Moyle, “Conference Report,” April 1948, p.5
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