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… the obligation of the property holder. The basic plan, which called for 1 to 5 cents to be paid each week on every $100 of property, embodied a tithing principle …

… has obliged them to be absent from their children so much. And while at home it has ever been their aim to educate them for usefulness, and to bring them up in …

… was obliged to return to finish the matter for the printers.— Manuscript 7, 1867

… are obliged to perform more or less out-of-door labor.

… were obliged to put on extra garments in the mountains.

… was obliged to say that God hangs a mist before my eyes. But when I had taken my seat on the cars, the assurance came that I was moving in accordance with the will …

… interest obligation, let alone retire its indebtedness ( Ibid., 452 ).

… was obliged to sit propped up in bed to do this work; but day after day I sat there, happy that my trembling fingers could do something to bring in a little pittance …

… were obliged to confine him. At last he made a rope of some of his bed clothing, with which he hanged himself, and his followers were brought to realize the fallacy …

… of obligation to one another. They are without God and without hope in the world.