I feel that [the Savior] will give that punishment which is the very least that our transgression will justify. I believe that he will bring into his justice all of the infinite love and blessing and mercy and kindness and understanding which he has. . . .

And on the other hand, I believe that when it comes to making the rewards for our good conduct, he will give us the maximum that it is possible to give, having in mind the offense which we have committed.


President J. Reuben Clark Jr. “As Ye Sow … ,” [Brigham Young University Speeches of the Year] (3 May 1955), 7.