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• In 1981, the First Presidency approved a change that adopted the 1840 version by Smith, as saying that converts would become " pure and delightsome ".
• However, all future LDS Church printings of the Book of Mormon until 1981 continued from the second edition, saying the Lamanites would become " a white and delightsome people ".
• "' Delightsome Land School "'is a Nigerian private school located in cr鑓he, preschool and primary school that offers enrollment to pupils from preschool through primary 6.
• He argued that by doing so, they could educate them and teach them the Gospel, and in a few generations the Lamanites would become " white and delightsome ", as prophesied in Nephi.
• Ezra Tilden, a soldier in the American Revolution, witnesses considerable suffering, then goes on to record a " very delightsome dream " in which he reaches a spacious and beautiful plain _ heaven _ where he speaks to angelic hosts.
• In 1840, with the third edition of the Book of Mormon, purported translator Joseph Smith changed the wording to " a pure and a delightsome people ", consistent with contemporary interpretation of the term " white ", as used in scripture.
• On August 14, 2005, Delightsome Land School garnered nation-wide scrutiny when her interview with Vanguard Newspaper was published in their " Education Weekly " section where she unselfishly implored Nigerian Government to put more funds into public schools despite being a proprietress of a private school.
• In 1591 his " Second Fruits, to be gathered of Twelve Trees, of divers but delightsome Tastes to the Tongues of Italian and English men " appeared, to which was annexed the " Garden of Recreation, yielding six thousand Italian Proverbs " ( 4to ).
• Richard Abanes contends that the church tries to hide past racial practices, citing the 1981 change in the Book of Mormon, which stated that the Lamanites had become " a white and a delightsome people " to " a pure and a delightsome people " ( 2 Nephi 30 : 6 ).
• Richard Abanes contends that the church tries to hide past racial practices, citing the 1981 change in the Book of Mormon, which stated that the Lamanites had become " a white and a delightsome people " to " a pure and a delightsome people " ( 2 Nephi 30 : 6 ).
• In 1981, the church published a new LDS edition of the Standard Works that changed a passage in " The Book of Mormon " that Lamanites ( considered by many Latter-day Saints to be Native Americans ) will " become white and delightsome " after accepting the gospel of Jesus Christ.
• In 1840, the " white and delightsome " of the original Book of Mormon text was changed by Joseph Smith to " pure and delightsome " in the third edition; it reverted to " white and delightsome " after Smith's death in subsequent editions, as editions were based on one published in England.
• In 1840, the " white and delightsome " of the original Book of Mormon text was changed by Joseph Smith to " pure and delightsome " in the third edition; it reverted to " white and delightsome " after Smith's death in subsequent editions, as editions were based on one published in England.
• In 1840, the " white and delightsome " of the original Book of Mormon text was changed by Joseph Smith to " pure and delightsome " in the third edition; it reverted to " white and delightsome " after Smith's death in subsequent editions, as editions were based on one published in England.
• This view was buoyed by passages such as 2 Nephi 30 : 6, which in early editions of the Book of Mormon, read : " [ T ] heir scales of darkness shall begin to fall from their eyes; and many generations shall not pass away among them, save they shall be a white and a delightsome people ".
• He said that Natives who participated in the program were gradually turning lighter, becoming'white and delightsome .' The day of the Lamanites is nigh,  Kimball said, claiming that Navajo placement students were  as light as Anglos and, in one case, several shades lighter than parents  on the same reservation, in the same hogan, subject to the same sun and wind and weather . 
• This wording is comparable with the portion of the 1830 edition of the Book of Mormon, which corresponds to today's 2 Nephi 30 : 5 6, which states that when Native Americans receive the gospel they will become a " white and a delightsome people . " Unlike the 1831 revelation, the 1830 version of the Book of Mormon does not specify that the Native Americans would become " white and delightsome " through plural marriage.
• This wording is comparable with the portion of the 1830 edition of the Book of Mormon, which corresponds to today's 2 Nephi 30 : 5 6, which states that when Native Americans receive the gospel they will become a " white and a delightsome people . " Unlike the 1831 revelation, the 1830 version of the Book of Mormon does not specify that the Native Americans would become " white and delightsome " through plural marriage.
• Novelist and Klee's friend Wilhelm Hausenstein wrote in his work " 躡er Expressionismus in der Malerei " ( On Expressionism in Painting ), " Maybe Klee's attitude is in general understandable for musical people  how Klee is one of the most delightsome violinist playing Bach and H鋘del, who ever walked on earth . [ & ] For Klee, the German classic painter of the Cubism, the world music became his companion, possibly even a part of his art; the composition, written in notes, seems to be not dissimilar ."