Footnotes

[1]. The abbreviations stand for Doctrine and Covenants throughout. It is expected that the whole lecture will be read as a preparation for the lesson.

[2]. What is the meaning of Antediluvian?

[3]. What of Postdiluvian?

[4]. References to past Year Books will occasionally be made throughout our course, and it should be the desire of every Seventy to have a complete set of these Year Books. Numbers One and Two bound together, in strong cloth, can now be had by application to the General Secretary of the Seventies, price 75c, post paid.

LESSON II.

(Scripture Reading Exercise.)

II.—CREATION—THE WORKS OF GOD.

ANALYSIS.	REFERENCES.
I. The extent and greatness of Creation.	Psalms xix: 1-6.^[1] Rom. 1:18. "Evidences of Theism," pp. 167-175.^[2] Dummelow's "Commentary on the Bible." p. xcix-cv.^[3] (1) See Seventy's Second Year Book, Lesson VI, Note 2, for sources of Information.^[4] Also Notes 1, 2, 3, this lesson. (2) Notes 4, 5. (3) Note 6.
II. The Evidence of Design in Creation.
III. Incompleteness of the Evidences from Creation and Design.

SPECIAL TEXT: "Such knowledge is too wonderful for me; it is high, I cannot attain unto it...Marvelous are Thy works, and that my soul knoweth right well." Ps. cxxxix.