Years when this word’s usage moved sharply against the decade around it.
1862
▲ Sharper emphasis470 per million words
1880
▲ Sharper emphasis424 per million words
1919
▲ Sharper emphasis265 per million words
1938
▲ Sharper emphasis235 per million words
1995
▲ Sharper emphasis179 per million words
2014
▲ Sharper emphasis197 per million words
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The Spoken Word
Passages drawn from the sermons and published works that carry this theme forward.
1852·Heber C. Kimball·Apostle
You know the revelation says that Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob entered into their glory and exaltation, and they have done this; you can sit down with them by taking the same course that they did. Let us cheer up, let us be comforted. We are comforted, we are blessed, and you feel just as good a spirit here as ever you felt in any place.
Privileges and Duties of the Saints — jod
1874·George A. Smith·Apostle
We, further, do not believe that Latter-day Saints, in the service of the Most High, can enjoy that high degree of respect in the presence of the Almighty to which they are entitled, when they are biting, devouring, shaving, skinning, and manoeuvering, and out-manoeuvering and getting the advantage of each other in little petty deals. We want to see these things cease entirely, for we know that we can never be prepared for the coming of the Savior only by uniting and becoming one, in temporal as well as in spiritual things, and being prepared to enjoy the blessings of exaltation.
Zion to be Redeemed Through the Law of Consecration—Persecutions of the Saints—A Oneness Among the Saints Necessary—The Hearts of the Fathers to be Turned to the Children, and the Children to the Fathers — jod
1878·George Q. Cannon·Apostle
That you may do this, and that we all may do it, that we may be eventually saved and exalted in the kingdom of our Father, is my prayer, in the name of Jesus. Amen.
Actions Should Harmonize with Professions—“Mormonism” a System of Power—All the Faithful are Entitled to Revelation—Leading Men but as Instruments in the Hands of God — jod
1973·N. Eldon Tanner·Apostle
He gave his life so that all mankind might enjoy immortality; and through his gospel and the teachings of the prophets, both ancient and modern, we are given a clear understanding of the purpose of life and how to distinguish right from wrong, with promises of salvation and exaltation to all who keep the commandments. But remember that Satan has committed himself to destroy mankind and is continually at work to accomplish this one thing. The scriptures tell us:
“Thou Mayest Choose for Thyself” — cojc
1975·N. Eldon Tanner·Apostle
The Lord said, “This is my work and my glory—to bring to pass the immortality and eternal life of man.” ( Moses 1:39 .) This was so important to him that he gave his life, and through his atoning sacrifice made it possible for us to be resurrected, and to enjoy immortality and exaltation. How fortunate we are to have the great privilege, blessing, and opportunity as missionaries to help him achieve his great purpose.
The Laws of God — cojc
1982·Marion G. Romney·Apostle
We lose our life by serving and lifting others. By so doing we experience the only true and lasting happiness. Service is not something we endure on this earth so we can earn the right to live in the celestial kingdom. Service is the very fiber of which an exalted life in the celestial kingdom is made.
The Celestial Nature of Self-reliance — cojc
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