LESSON IV.
(Scripture Reading Exercise.)
INTELLIGENCES AND PROGRESS.
| ANALYSIS. | REFERENCES |
| I. Intelligences Differ in Degree of— 1. Intelligence. 2. Nobility. 3. Greatness. 4. Moral quality. | Book of Abraham, Ch. iii; Book of Moses (in Pearl of Great Price), Ch. i:25-38. New Witnesses for God, Vol. III, pp. 198-207. |
| II. The "One" "Greater than All"—God. 1. Where Intelligences differ in degree there must be One Most Intelligent of all. 2. His greatness immeasurable. | King Follett Sermon, Improvement Era, January, 1909. Immortality of Man, Improvement Era, April 1907. Doc. & Cov., Sec. 93 and Sec. 88. |
| III. Capacity of Intelligences for Progress. 1. Inherent Powers of, 2. Led and helped in Progress by Higher Intelligences. | Seventy's Year Book II, Lessons II and III. |
| IV. Union of Spirit and Earth-Elements Essential to Progress of Intelligences. |
SPECIAL TEXT: "They who keep their first estate shall be added upon; and they who keep not their first estate shall not have glory in the same kingdom with those who keep their first estate; and they who keep their second estate, shall have glory added upon their heads for ever and ever." (Book of Abraham, Ch. iii:24-26.)