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Mosiah 18:12  
 12 And now it came to pass that Alma took Helam, he being one of the first, and went and stood forth in the water, and cried, saying: O Lord, pour out thy Spirit upon thy servant, that he may do this work with holiness of heart.

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Paul B. Pieper, GC, Oct. 2018
    (Mosiah 18:1-35)

LeGrand R. Curtis, GC, Oct. 2016
    (Mosiah 18:1-35)

O. Vincent Haleck, GC, Apr. 2012
    (Mosiah 18:1-16)

Ronald E. Poelman, GC, Apr. 1998
    (Mosiah 18:1-35)

Elaine L. Jack, GC, Apr. 1997
    (Mosiah 18:12)

Joseph B. Wirthlin, GC, Apr. 1989
    (Mosiah 18:1-35)

Marion G. Romney, GC, Sep. 1978
    (Mosiah 18:8-13)

Marion G. Romney, GC, Oct. 1975
    (Mosiah 18:8-13)

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Baptism
    (Mosiah 18:8-17)

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lord 4Mosiah 18:10-13
alma 4Mosiah 18:12-15
now 3Mosiah 18:10-12
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