Yeah... it feels so much more by the spirit now that we can watch them read from a teleprompter which has their script.brianj wrote: ↑December 23rd, 2017, 1:30 pmThe Journal of Discourses is more than that. It is evidence that every six months we should kneel down and express deep gratitude for broadcast schedules. A brief review of the JD suggests that talks were only partially prepared at best. Those volumes imply that at least some church leaders would ramble on until they were tired of talking. Broadcast schedules for radio, TV, and now satellite force the church leaders to start and end on time instead of when they feel like it.True wrote: ↑December 23rd, 2017, 7:30 am Have you ever read through theJournal of Discourses? It’s basically conference addresses from the time they got to Salt Lake. It is in there. It has shown me that prophets can make mistakes. They are men. But this is still God’s church and Christ heads it. That much I know.
