"Associated with the endowment are washings and anointings—mostly symbolic in nature, but promising definite, immediate blessings as well as future blessings."

"I say unto you, how shall your washings be acceptable unto me, except ye perform them in a house which you have built to my name?"

The ordinance of washing feet provides blessings.

It is not necessary to put the Church on a permanent foundation, but it is nonetheless necessary.

The prophet notes that it is time for the ordinance to be performed and that a place apart from the world must be prepared for its performance.

The ordinance is calculated to build unity

Watchers shall fear at the second coming.

The evil deeds of the watchers.
Having sex with women and teaching the secrets of heaven, filling the world with iniquity.

The punishment and judgement of the watchers.

Enoch sent to the watchers as a messenger of their doom.

Prophecy regarding the punishment of the Watchers.

The Elect One (Christ) shall judge the Watchers.

Briefly mentioned as part of a vision of Noah.

Punishment of those who were taught secrets by the Watchers.

Punishment described.
Several watchers named and their roles described.
Son of Man (Christ) to sit as their judge.

Watchers as seen in a dream of Enoch's.

Enoch sees the final punshment of the Watchers symbolicly in a dream.

Enoch prophecies of the final punishment of the Watchers.

Noah was feared to have been fathered by the Watchers.

Traditionally associated with the watchers.

Follows biblical account. LDS interpretation implicit. Links fallen angels with the time of Noah.

A successful parent is one that has done his/her best.
Some children would challenge any parent.

Even Father in Heaven has lost children.

"By the sweat of thy face thou shalt eat bread..."

"Thou shalt not be idle..."

Bishops to look after the poor, according to the laws of the church.

Pres. Taylor says that it is wicked for a government to take property from one individual to give to another. It is robbery.

Wisdom could not find a place to dwell among men. Dwells in heaven.

A doctor discusses scientific evidence supporting the Word of Wisdom.

Upon hearing of a man who froze to death under the influence of alcohol, Joseph Smith laments the terrible toll alcohol takes from the men who abuse it.

"No official member in this Church is worthy to hold an office after having the word of wisdom properly taught him; and he, the official member, neglecting to comply with and obey it."

"By the sweat of thy face thou shalt eat bread ..."

"... he that is idle shall not eat the bread nor wear the garments of the laborer."

"A skillful brain should be joined with a skillful hand. Manual labor should be dignified among us ..."

"But the Lord has offered an old program in new dress, and it gives promise to return ... the children from near-total fun and frolic."
Citing President Spencer W. Kimball in Conference Report, Apr. 1965, 61in referrence to home teaching