There is much more of scripture that affirms the oneness of purpose of the Father and of His beloved Son—and that also affirms their separateness of person as a literal, physical fact. And as Jesus approached Him, so also we approach the Father, in all our needs. In every problem, in sorrow and success, in all the things we struggle with from day to day, we can reach out to Him with the assurance that He is there. He lives. He speaks. His voice is not unto the ancients only, but even unto our own day there is witness of His personal presence. He is a God of continuous revelation, of continuous mindfulness for all of us, and He does not shut Himself in the Heavens if we will let Him come into our lives. – Richard L. Evans, “Conference Report,” October 1954, General Priesthood Meeting, p.87