1
The English law of primogeniture has its foundation in the above text.
2
The following words have been changed in the above text.
3
If I understand the idea, the BAZAR invites several of us to write upon the above text.
4
Conybeare and Howson render the above text in these words: "See then that ye walk without stumbling."
5
Practise daily the above text.
6
As you read the above text, love it, admire it, desire it, ask for it, believe you receive it,-andyou have it.
7
The Prophet in the above texts reproves and warns the daughters of Zion and tells them of their faults.
8
The above texts plainly show the simultaneous creation of man and woman, and their equal importance in the development of the race.
9
It would be a great blessing to the race, if parents would take heed to the important lesson taught in the above texts.
10
The injunction in the above texts in regard to the interference of fathers is given only once, while the husband's authority is mentioned three times.