The real reason why we went to LA was to ordain Adam a high priest. I've had the privilege of ordaining him a deacon (age 12), a teacher (14), a priest (16), an elder (18), set him apart as a missionary when he went to Louisiana (19), and now ordain him a high priest. He's a faithful husband, father, and priesthood holder. Adam's line of priesthood authority can be traced directly to Jesus Christ.
Adam D. Pulsipher was ordained a High Priest - September 30, 2012 by Douglas W. Pulsipher
Douglas W. Pulsipher was ordained a High Priest -
May 15, 1977 by Charles C. Pulsipher
Charles C. Pulsipher was ordained a High Priest -
November 24, 1946 by Joseph F. Merrill
Joseph F. Merrill was ordained an Apostle - October
8, 1931 by Heber J. Grant
Heber J. Grant was ordained an Apostle - October
16, 1882 by George Q. Cannon
George Q. Cannon was ordained an Apostle - August
26, 1860 by Brigham Young
Brigham
Young was ordained an Apostle - February 14, 1835 under the hands of the
three witnesses, Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer and Martin Harris “who were
blessed by the laying on of hands of the Presidency (Joseph smith, Sidney
Rigdon and Frederick G. Williams) to choose the Twelve Apostles;” (D&C
18:37, History of the Church 2:187) after which the Presidency laid their hands
upon them and confirmed their blessings and ordinations (JD p. 868).
Joseph Smith
and Oliver Cowdery received the Melchizedek Priesthood in 1829 from
Peter, James and John.
Peter, James and John were Apostles and
angelic ministers of the Lord Jesus Christ chosen and ordained by Him
(John 15:16)
Tomorrow (Monday October 1) we leave LAX 1:25 pm and arrive in Concepcion, Chile at 9:30 am (EDT) on Tuesday morning. We'll drive to Talca Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning. We won't be posting again until we have Internet service in our apartment in Talca. Ciao. |
So nice to see your smiling faces! Looks like you're having too much fun. :) Hope your long trip today goes well. Maybe we can skype next week? Love you!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures of your MTC week! Now that you're in the skies somewhere over central America, it's feeling real. So long Juniors and the Dodgers and hello public toilets, wonderful McDonalds (a cheeseburger never tasted so good!) and "Can you speak a little slower, PLEASE?" Enjoy every minute and we will love reading about your experiences through your blog. Hurrah for Israel!
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