The Constitution: A Heavenly BannerDeseret Book Company, 1986 - 36 Seiten |
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... ment we call the Constitution . My purpose is not to recite the events that led to the American Revolution — we are all familiar with these . But I would say this : History is not an accident . Events are foreknown to God . His ...
... ment we call the Constitution . My purpose is not to recite the events that led to the American Revolution — we are all familiar with these . But I would say this : History is not an accident . Events are foreknown to God . His ...
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... ment of a dream I had had ever since learning of the visit of the Founding Fathers to the St. George Temple . I saw with my own eyes the rec- ords of the work that was done for the Founding Fathers of this great nation , beginning with ...
... ment of a dream I had had ever since learning of the visit of the Founding Fathers to the St. George Temple . I saw with my own eyes the rec- ords of the work that was done for the Founding Fathers of this great nation , beginning with ...
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... ment , and , second , to place restraint on the gov- ernment itself . Limited Powers of Government Third : The powers the people granted to the three branches of government were specifically limited . Originally , the Constitution ...
... ment , and , second , to place restraint on the gov- ernment itself . Limited Powers of Government Third : The powers the people granted to the three branches of government were specifically limited . Originally , the Constitution ...
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