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(^53) Data from Eli Lilly shows per capita consumption of antidepressants in Utah 20% higher
than the national average. See Brenda Motheral, Emily R. Cox, Doug Mager, Rochelle Henderson, and
Ruth Martinez “Express Scripts Prescription Drug Atlas, 2001:A Study of Geographic Variation in the
Use of Prescription Drugs,” Express Scripts, Inc., Jan. 2002. (This study cannot currently be found
online, but is referred to on pg. 162 of Express Scripts’ 2003 “Drug Trend Report,” found here:
http://www.express-scripts.com/research/research/dtr/archive/2003/dtr_final.pdf.)
See also Emily Cox, Doug Mager, and Ed Weisbard, “Geographic Variation Trends in
Prescription Use: 2000 to 2006,” Jan. 2008, Express Scripts, 22 Jan. 2012 http://www.express-
cripts.com/research/research/archive/docs/geoVariationTrends.pdf for statistics from 2000–2006.
“[In 2006], Utah continued to be the state with the highest prevalence of antidepressant use...”
Julie Cart, “Study Finds Utah Leads Nation in Antidepressant Use,” LATimes.com, 20 Feb.
2002, Los Angeles Times, 22 Jan. 2012 http://articles.latimes.com/2002/feb/20/news/mn-28924.
See also ch. 25, n. 72.
(^54) “Before the jailor came in, his boy brought in some water, and said the guard wanted some
wine. Joseph gave Dr. Richards two dollars to give the guard; but the guard said one was enough,
and would take no more. The guard immediately sent for a bottle of wine, pipes, and two small
papers of tobacco; and one of the guards brought them into the jail soon after the jailor went out. Dr.
Richards uncorked the bottle, and presented a glass to Joseph, who tasted, as also Brother Taylor and
the doctor, and the bottle was then given to the guard, who turned to go out.” (DHC, 6:616.)
“Sometime after dinner we sent for some wine. It has been reported by some that this was
taken as a sacrament. It was no such thing; our spirits were generally dull and heavy, and it was sent
for to revive us. ...I believe we all drank of the wine, and gave some to one or two of the prison
guards.” (John Taylor, DHC, 7:101.)
(^55) TSP, 20:100; 48:39–40.
(^56) Matthew 5:22; BOM, 3 Nephi 12:22.
(^57) Matthew 5:25; BOM, 3 Nephi 12:25.
(^58) BOM, 3 Nephi 11:28.
(^59) Matthew 5:28, BOM, 3 Nephi 12:28.
(^60) Matthew 5:39; BOM, 3 Nephi 12:39.
(^61) Matthew 5:44; BOM, 3 Nephi 12:44.
(^62) BOM, Ether 8:18–19; PGP, Moses 5:29; see also ch. 30, n. 34: “The oath taken by the secret
society called the ‘Danite band. ...’”
(^63) Matthew 5:38; BOM, 3 Nephi 12:38; D&C, 98:40.
(^64) See BOM, 3 Nephi 13:3–4. “But when thou doest alms let not thy left hand know what thy
right hand doeth; That thine alms may be in secret; and thy Father who seeth in secret, himself shall
reward thee openly.”
(^65) Matthew 6:4; BOM, 3 Nephi 13:4.
(^66) BOM, 3 Nephi 13:1.
(^67) See BOM, 2 Nephi 28:13. “They rob the poor because of their fine sanctuaries; they rob the
poor because of their fine clothing; and they persecute the meek and the poor in heart, because in
their pride they are puffed up.”
(^68) See ch. 35, n. 26.
(^69) See Appendix 5, n. 13, “City Creek Center.”
(^70) BOM, 1 Nephi 13:8.
(^71) BOM, Mosiah 11:8–13.
(^72) BOM, 2 Nephi 28:13.
(^73) Matthew 6:2; 23:5–7; BOM, 3 Nephi 13:2. See also Isaiah 2:11; BOM, 2 Nephi 12:11.
(^74) Matthew 6:7; BOM, 3 Nephi 13:7.
(^75) SNS, 177.
(^76) Isaiah 1:15.