And even now, as he sweated out President Ballard’s interrogation, he did not falter in those early lessons.Įlder Edwards was used to worthiness interviews, discussing with his local bishops and priesthood leaders his past sins, his repentance, and his diligent efforts to avoid them in the future. He’d been taught his whole life to always stay poised and confident and to present himself with the utmost attention to detail. Elder Edwards sat with his chest out, shoulders back against the chair, keeping his head held high.
