The _Improvement Era_ of January, 1909, Vol. XII, containing the "King Follett Sermon," with explanatory notes by this writer; also the _Improvement Era_ for April, 1907, for Article on Immortality. Same author. The Seventies should also remember that the _Improvement Era_ is the organ of the Priesthood quorums, and that from time to time supplemental articles will appear bearing upon our current work, and for this reason Seventies should subscribe, if it is possible, for this magazine in order to keep in touch with our work. THE SEVENTY'S YEAR BOOK. The importance of Seventies having a complete set of the Seventy's Year Books cannot be over-emphasized. There is constant reference made in the present Number to previous Numbers; and the student who is not in possession of those books is by so much deprived of the opportunity to complete his inquiry on the division of the subject he may have in hand. As there are now four of the Year Books issued, they could be bound together; or in more convenient form, two numbers can be bound together at a cost of seventy-five cents, postage prepaid, and those desirous of preserving the set would do well to order them in that form. SCRIPTURE READING EXERCISE. This exercise is continued in the present Year Book as being too valuable to be omitted from our lessons; and by this time it is our presumption that had it been omitted, instead of continued as a suggestion at the head of each lesson, our class teachers and the members of the classes themselves, would have continued the practice that has now been an interesting feature of the Seventy's lessons through three successful years. The purpose for which this feature of our class exercise was introduced, and the manner of conducting it, the new teachers and students will find explanations of in the Introduction of Year Book No. I, to which attention is hereby directed. To the Seventies we now commend the great theme of this present Year Book, with the prayer that they may be impressed with its beauty, its effectiveness, and its glory. The Seventy's Course in Theology. FOURTH YEAR. The Atonement. PART I. Eternal Intelligences and Progress. LESSON I. (Scripture Reading Exercise.) INTELLIGENCE, INTELLIGENCES. ANALYSIS. I. Intelligence Defined. II. Qualities and Powers of Intelligences. 1. Consciousness. 2. Generalization. 3. Perception of a priori principles. 4. Reason. 5. Imagination. 6. Volition. REFERENCES. Seventy's Year Book, Second Year, Part I. Lessons i and iv; The Truth of Thought, Ch. iv.[A] Psychology, Prof. William James of Harvard, Chs. xi, xii,[B] dealing with "The Stream of Consciousness" and "The Self." Joseph Smith's "King Follett Sermon," Improvement Era, Vol. XII, Jan., 1909.[C] "Immortality," article in Improvement Era, April, 1907; Doc. & & Cov., Sec. 93.