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This is where John and I are sharing a single story to go with each week's lesson.

John, we are in Doctrine Covenants, 60 through 63.

You've told me that you read a verse and it reminded you of a great story.

Right in section 61 at the very end, verse 36.

And I love that the Lord ends with this because there's some heavy things in some of these sections.

Verse 36, now verily, I say unto you.

And what I say unto one, I say unto all, comma, be of good cheer.

Little children, I am in your midst. I have not forsaken you. all, comma, be of good cheer. Cheer.

Little children, I am in your midst.

I have not forsaken you.

He wants us to be happy.

Happiness manifests itself sometimes in a sense of humor.

When I was taking the teach seminary classes, they wanted us to read this book,

Teach E diligently from President Packer. He said, a sense of humor is powerfully important attribute of a good teacher. The

gospel is a happy and a pleasant gospel. There are times when we may be solemn to tears,

but a good teacher will develop a sense of humor. Following are a few illustrations of humor

that can be used in the classroom.

Then he tells one of his own experiences, which was so hard for me to imagine President Packer doing

this. To have a sense of humor is a lesson a teacher must learn. When I was attending college,

I enrolled in a physiology class one day during a lecture. The professor asked me to sit up on the high table in front of the room so he could demonstrate the principle of reflexes.

What do you think he's going to do, Hank?

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