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Denver Carlos Snuffer Jr.
Denver Carlos Snuffer Jr. isn't a Goodreads Author
(yet),
but they
do have a blog,
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New Website Completed
The new website is finally completed and hopefully operational. It is located at denversnuffer.com
The new site will allow you to download mp3 versions of the talks. All 10 talks from the Forty Years in Mormonism are now there. Other recordings are not yet there, but will be added. You will be able to download but not stream in an effort to reduce bandwidth requirements and associated costs.
All the Read more of this blog post »
The new site will allow you to download mp3 versions of the talks. All 10 talks from the Forty Years in Mormonism are now there. Other recordings are not yet there, but will be added. You will be able to download but not stream in an effort to reduce bandwidth requirements and associated costs.
All the Read more of this blog post »
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The Second Comforter:: Conversing with the Lord Through the Veil
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2006
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3 editions
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Passing the Heavenly Gift
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2011
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3 editions
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Come, Let Us Adore Him
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2009
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6 editions
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Beloved Enos
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2009
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2 editions
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Ten Parables
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2008
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4 editions
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Nephi's Isaiah
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2006
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4 editions
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Eighteen Verses
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2007
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3 editions
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Removing the Condemnation
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2011
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3 editions
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Preserving the Restoration
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2015
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4 editions
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A Man Without Doubt
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“In living our lives let us never forget that the deeds of our fathers and mothers are theirs, not ours; that their works cannot be counted to our glory; that we can claim no excellence and no place, because of what they did, that we must rise by our own labor, and that labor failing we shall fail. We may claim no honor, no reward, no respect, nor special position or recognition, no credit because of what our fathers were or what they wrought. We stand upon our own feet in our own shoes. There is no aristocracy of birth in this Church; it belongs equally to the highest and the lowliest; for as Peter said to Cornelius, the Roman centurion, seeking him: “… Of a truth I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: But in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him. (Acts 10: 34, 35.)” (They of the Last Wagon, President J. Reuben Clark, Jr., Conference Report, October 1947, Afternoon Meeting, p.160.)”
― The Second Comforter: Conversing With the Lord Through the Veil
― The Second Comforter: Conversing With the Lord Through the Veil
“These blind guides were unable to see who it was speaking to them. Such is the irony frequently apparent when the religious interact with the Lord’s chosen. James”
― Beloved Enos
― Beloved Enos
“They never confuse magnifying a calling with their responsibility to use only meekness, love unfeigned, pure knowledge and persuasion. For such individuals the service they render supercedes any need for personal recognition. Even though they may occupy a position of honor, they do not tolerate personal praise or devotion to themselves. Such men use their authority to honor God, and never themselves. We find very few meek men. Enos was one. Enos”
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