"The Endowment"
by Earl R. Curry

			
QUESTON NO 7:  Will there by many whom Thou canst endow?

Assuredly, there ought to be many, 
        for the harvest time of the world is come.  
        There are a multitude of nations to be 
                 warned,
                 entreated and
                 taught.  
        Many communities of Zion must be set in order and established.  
        Millions await the endowed ministry of this coming day.  
        The hearts of thousands of tens of thousands of the sons and daughters
                are yearning for the bread of heaven,
                        the bread that satisfies their longing.  
                        This bread they cannot find amidst the conflicts and confusion
                                that now overwhelms them.  
Yes, thousands of noble, endowed servants are needed to do this great work.

Yet, the Eternal Father will 
                neither compel anyone 
                nor take away their agency.  
        He can only endow those 
                who behold a vision of what He can and would gladly do for the world, and
                who will discipline themselves, and prepare themselves for the coming
                        day of endowment.  

How many there shall be must depend on 
        how many hearts shall be inspired with a very great desire and faith, and on
        how many will become instruments in the Lord's hands
                in the inspiring of this desire and faith.

The answer is in your hands, My servants and My people. 
         Yet be reminded that the adversary of all that is good, 
                         is pushing the conflict.
                 The day of opportunity is passing! 
                 Time will not wait!  
Oh, how can anyone turn away from this so great salvation the day of endowment
        shall bring?