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It’s interesting that the last two quotes are referred to in preach my gospel, and I’m pretty sure the first one is as well, or perhaps in the missionary handbook. Some things are timeless.
I also like how it refers to Joseph and Hyrum as “the Prophet” and “the Patriarch.”