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Editor's Note
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President Packer first taught seminary in 1949 in Brigham City. In this issue he teaches readers what "to do" to survive in enemy territory.
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Seminary began over a century ago at Granite High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, largely as an experiment by a single stake.
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The acquisition of knowledge is an essential component of God’s eternal plan for His children. Our ability to achieve the full measure of our divine potential—our very exaltation—is dependent on it.
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Editor's Note
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President Packer first taught seminary in 1949 in Brigham City. In this issue he teaches readers what "to do" to survive in enemy territory.
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Seminary began over a century ago at Granite High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, largely as an experiment by a single stake.
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The acquisition of knowledge is an essential component of God’s eternal plan for His children. Our ability to achieve the full measure of our divine potential—our very exaltation—is dependent on it.
