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breakdown that left him largely bedridden from 1909 to 1912. Throughout his life, Smith took to his bed, sometimes for days at a time, with emotional and mental illness related issues. Smith professed that these experiences helped deepen his understanding of the Gospel and personal belief in the existence of God, stating in a 1921 general conference session, "I have been in the valley of the shadow of death in recent years, so near the other side that I am sure that for the special blessing of our
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3829:(1972–74)
3823:(1969–72)
3817:(1962–69)
3811:(1958–62)
3805:(1948–58)
3803:E. Curtis
3799:(1937–48)
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3787:(1921–35)
3781:(1918–21)
3775:(1901–18)
3763:(1880–98)
3757:(1876–80)
3738:Young Men
3554:Stevenson
3442:(1972–85)
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3388:(1954–62)
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3376:(1953–58)
3370:(1952–83)
3364:(1951–88)
3358:(1950–78)
3352:(1947–63)
3346:(1945–53)
3344:M. Cowley
3340:(1944–84)
3334:(1943–94)
3328:(1943–85)
3322:(1941–73)
3316:(1938–43)
3310:(1937–53)
3304:(1934–36)
3298:(1934–61)
3292:(1933–47)
3286:(1931–52)
3280:(1921–52)
3274:(1919–39)
3268:(1918–43)
3262:(1917–59)
3256:(1911–33)
3250:(1910–72)
3244:(1907–34)
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3022:(1839–75)
3016:(1839–98)
3010:(1838–87)
3008:J. Taylor
3004:(1838–46)
2998:(1835–38)
2992:(1835–37)
2986:(1835–81)
2980:(1835–45)
2978:Wm. Smith
2974:(1835–37)
2968:(1835–57)
2962:(1835–38)
2956:(1835–78)
2950:(1835–68)
2944:(1835–77)
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2847:(2015–18)
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2829:(1994–95)
2823:(1988–94)
2817:(1985–88)
2811:(1973–85)
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2088:Woodger,
2072:Woodger,
2059:Woodger.
2046:Gibbons,
2033:Gibbons,
2020:Gibbons,
1921:Woodger,
1842:Woodger,
1829:Woodger,
1759:Woodger,
1746:Woodger.
1733:Woodger,
1137:classes.
1037:endowment
1029:apostates
794:set apart
705:, in the
646:president
519:president
448:Signature
402:Spouse(s)
280:Death of
268:Called by
208:Called by
148:Successor
93:Successor
53:President
4177:Goaslind
4171:Blackman
4090:Thatcher
3903:M. Hardy
3848:Goaslind
3821:Eldredge
3761:Woodruff
3542:Andersen
3518:Uchtdorf
3488:Wirthlin
3440:McConkie
3338:Petersen
3146:Teasdale
3128:Thatcher
3038:H. Smith
2984:O. Pratt
2960:McLellin
2906:J. Smith
2894:Apostles
2827:Hinckley
2713:Woodruff
2622:Hinckley
2556:Woodruff
2307: ·
2239:July 17,
2200:(2005).
2125:, p. 148
1938:(2009).
1833:p. 73-74
1750:p. 69-70
1662:See also
1141:Ancestry
1125:Smith's
837:District
621:railroad
533:Born in
428:Children
298:ordained
4293:Roberts
4237:Hammond
4216:Nadauld
4192:Simpson
4153:Buehner
4114:Ballard
4102:Roberts
4067:(2023–)
4044:Robbins
4032:Hammond
4014:Nadauld
3996:Holland
3921:Roberts
3886:(2020–)
3860:Hammond
3839:Backman
3827:Backman
3809:Bentley
3746:General
3580:(2023–)
3574:(2018–)
3568:(2018–)
3562:(2015–)
3560:Renlund
3556:(2015–)
3550:(2015–)
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3544:(2009–)
3538:(2008–)
3532:(2007–)
3526:(2004–)
3520:(2004–)
3514:(1995–)
3508:(1994–)
3506:Holland
3478:(1984–)
3472:(1984–)
3464:Maxwell
3374:Bennion
3356:Stapley
3278:Widtsoe
3254:Talmage
3230:Whitney
3218:Penrose
3194:Clawson
3068:E. Snow
3062:L. Snow
2990:Boynton
2918:Whitmer
2912:Cowdery
2853:(2018–)
2803:Kimball
2767:Clawson
2636:(2018–)
2604:Kimball
2336:in the
2294: (
2265:minutes
2063:. P. 63
2050:, p. 25
2037:, p. 24
2024:, p. 22
1737:, p. 35
915:Germany
899:Ireland
844:seventy
810:Millard
750:Primary
650:Mission
593:Mission
546:apostle
436:Parents
422:
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241:Apostle
197: (
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4273:Wilcox
4249:Condie
4243:Madsen
4233:(1997)
4198:Rector
4173:(1972)
4144:Ashton
4084:Badger
4075:Second
4065:Wilcox
4053:Gibson
3977:(1972)
3963:Ashton
3953:(1958)
3933:Morris
3797:Morris
3578:Kearon
3572:Soares
3524:Bednar
3512:Eyring
3470:Nelson
3452:Haight
3434:Ashton
3428:Packer
3416:Monson
3410:Tanner
3398:Hunter
3386:Morris
3362:Romney
3332:Benson
3290:Callis
3050:Benson
2936:Patten
2924:Harris
2845:Nelson
2839:Packer
2833:Monson
2821:Hunter
2815:Romney
2809:Benson
2739:(1901)
2707:Taylor
2634:Nelson
2628:Monson
2616:Hunter
2610:Benson
2550:Taylor
2467:of the
2210:
2179:Ensign
2149:p. 158
2104:p. 157
1989:p. 171
1965:p. 162
1946:
1912:p. 152
1900:p. 161
1888:p. 150
1873:p. 148
1785:
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1072:stroke
1025:Mexico
1010:Europe
913:, and
905:, the
903:France
814:Beaver
802:stakes
516:eighth
451:
331:, U.S.
277:Reason
4183:McKay
4108:Lyman
4096:Grant
3927:Lyman
3915:Grant
3894:First
3791:Bowen
3779:Ivins
3755:Wells
3593:Notes
3500:Hales
3494:Scott
3458:Faust
3446:Perry
3392:Brown
3380:Evans
3350:Moyle
3308:Bowen
3296:Clark
3242:Ivins
3236:McKay
3200:Smoot
3086:Wells
3032:Wight
2930:Marsh
2785:McKay
2755:Grant
2749:Lyman
2689:Marsh
2586:McKay
2574:Grant
2092:p. 74
2076:p. 74
1925:p. 71
1846:p. 77
1763:p. 70
1602:Works
625:glare
416:(
412:
4159:Hill
4138:King
4120:West
4038:Pace
3969:Hill
3951:Dyer
3884:Lund
3878:Owen
3872:Beck
3767:Snow
3566:Gong
3530:Cook
3476:Oaks
3422:Dyer
3170:Lund
3056:Rich
3002:Page
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2241:2019
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1944:ISBN
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1783:ISBN
1702:ISBN
1133:and
1043:and
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856:Ward
818:Iron
816:and
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336:Died
312:Born
51:8th
3320:Lee
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2353:at
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1189:4.
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