Name: Church History Lesson 38, Audio Lecture
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SKU: LSN_AUD_CH38
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Church History Lesson 38, Audio Lecture

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Church History Lesson 38, Audio – Lecture Recording: Harold B. Lee – Correlation and Consolidation (1972-73). (Recorded lecture delivered on 2009-11-11

SKU: LSN_AUD_CH38 Categories: Audio Resources, Church History Tag: lesson-38

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The audio file is a recording of a lecture delivered by Dr. Randal Chase to his CES class, using the Lesson Plan and PowerPoint presentation associated with the given lesson.

The Audio Lecture’s associated lesson handouts provide even greater detail, with additional quotes, photos, maps, and charts.

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This recording is copyrighted and may be used only for classroom instruction.

Some audio and video recordings presented during this lecture are also copyrighted by others. Please do not copy or distribute any portion of this recording to any third party without prior written permission from Dr. Chase and/or the owners of copyrighted material that may be used during the lecture.

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“We Thank Thee, O God, for a Prophet”

Lesson Date: 09/17/2023 | Lesson: 38 | Week:

Church History Lesson 38 (Topical Subject) September 11-17 One of our most familiar hymns expresses our gratitude for living prophets: “We thank thee, O God, for a prophet to guide us in these latter days.”1 As we approach General Conference week, we would do well to reflect on this great blessing once again. There, standing […] Read Lesson | View Schedule

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