In an unusual move, it appears that the May 2019 Ensign only has 128 pages, whereas in recent years, at least the May edition has consisted of 144 pages. Also, not surprisingly, the picture inside the front cover is that group picture of the entire First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles which was taken while they were in Rome Italy for the dedication of the temple in that city. Other than these notes, all that remains is to share my estimates for that table of contents again, with the corrected page numbers in parentheses. That information follows below. In order to not disturb the flow of that information, I will end here and now as I always do:
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Possible Table of Contents for the May 2019 Ensign (Text in parentheses denotes a
correction.)
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Session
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Page
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Title
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Speaker
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2
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Conference
Summary for the 188th Annual General Conference
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4
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Highlights
from the 188th Annual General Conference
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SAM
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6
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How Can I
Understand?
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Elder Ulisses
Soares
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10 (9)
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Careful vs.
Casual
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Becky Craven
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13 (11)
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Answers to
Prayer
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Elder Brook
P. Hales
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16 (15)
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Missionary
Work: Sharing What Is in Your Heart
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Elder Dieter
F. Uchtdorf
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21 (19)
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Just as He
Did
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Bishop W.
Christopher Waddell
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24 (22)
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A Home Where
the Spirit of the Lord Dwells
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President
Henry B. Eyring
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SAA
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28 (26)
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The
Sustaining of Church Officers
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President
Dallin H. Oaks
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29 (27)
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Church
Auditing Department Report, 2017
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Kevin R.
Jergensen
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30 (28)
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The True,
Pure, and Simple Gospel of Jesus Christ
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President M.
Russell Ballard
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34 (31)
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Seeking
Knowledge by the Spirit
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Elder Mathias
Held
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37 (34)
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The Eye of
Faith
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Elder Neil L.
Andersen
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41 (38)
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Feasting upon
the Words of Christ
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Elder Takashi
Wada
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43 (41)
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Hearing His
Voice
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Elder David
P. Homer
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46 (44)
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Behold the
Lamb of God
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Elder Jeffrey
R. Holland
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SPH
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50 (47)
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Your
Priesthood Playbook
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Elder Gary E.
Stevenson
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54 (51)
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The Quorum: A
Place of Belonging
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Elder Carl B.
Cook
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57 (54)
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Look unto
Jesus Christ
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Elder Kim B.
Clark
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60 (58)
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The Power of Sustaining
Faith
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President
Henry B. Eyring
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64 (60)
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Where Will
This Lead?
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President
Dallin H. Oaks
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68
(67)
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Ministering
with the Power and Authority of God
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President
Russell M. Nelson
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SUM
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75 (70)
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Abound with
Blessings
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Elder Dale G.
Renlund
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79 (73)
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Christ, The
Light That Shines in Darkness
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Sharon Eubank
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82 (76)
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Great Love
for Our Father’s Children
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Elder Quentin
L. Cook
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86 (81)
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Preparing for
the Lord’s Return
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Elder D. Todd
Christofferson
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90 (85)
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The Atonement
of Jesus Christ
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Tad R.
Callister
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93 (88)
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Come, Follow
Me
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President
Russell M. Nelson
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SUA
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97 (91)
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Cleansed by
Repentance
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President
Dallin H. Oaks
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101 (95)
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Exercising
Our Spiritual Muscles
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Elder Juan
Pablo Villar
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104 (97)
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Good
Shepherd, Lamb of God
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Elder Gerrit
W. Gong
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107 (101)
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Prepared to
Obtain Every Needful Thing
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Elder David
A. Bednar
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111 (105)
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The Immediate
Goodness of God
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Elder Kyle S.
McKay
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114 (107)
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Build a
Fortress of Spirituality and Protection
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Elder Ronald
A. Rasband
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118 (111)
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Closing
Remarks
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President
Russell M. Nelson
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72 (64)
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General
Authorities and General Officers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Saints
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119 (112)
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Statistical
Report
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120 (113)
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Conference
Story Index
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121 (114)
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News of the
Church, including new leader biographies, temple updates, scripture
translations, etc.)
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137 (127)
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Come Follow
Me—For Elders’ Quorum and Relief Society
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144 (128)
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Last Page of
Conference Ensign
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