From the Juvenile Instructor, January 1921 —
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That’s GREAT!
(Oh, by the way, I’m freely accessing Keepa from a computer at an undisclosed work location, i.e., my desk, when I couldn’t before this week.)
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But I didn’t find anything to unblock! Your “company”‘s system is so afraid of my Keepa Powers that it unblocked itself in fear??
Hugh Nibley, a force in church publications since 1921. I can see young 10 year old Hugh, drawing this picture, and thinking of parallels with the Jaredite barges, Hagoth’s ship, and Noah’s ark, and how those parallels are present in modern day shipbuilding.
Great work for a 10-year-old.
I wondered if that was the Titanic, but she had four funnels.
Well, the parallels with the Jaredite barges are selfevident. The ship is tight like unto a dish.
Um, actually it looks like the ship is in a dish.