Latter Day Saints
No word of Preface is necessary to this Volume, except to say that in presenting it to his readers, the author feels that that he is fulfilling a promise made to them when Volume I of the series was issued.
No word of Preface is necessary to this Volume, except to say that in presenting it to his readers, the author feels that that he is fulfilling a promise made to them when Volum...
2. Part I.3. Part II.4. Part III.5. Part IV.6. Part I.The following debate on the "Origin of the Book of Mormon," came about in the following manner: The writer saw in the _Salt Lake Tribune_ two numbers of Mr. Schroeder's article...
7. Chapter 1--Chapter 3, Edition of '88--], in which the soldiers ofone army had placed a red mark on their foreheads to distinguish them from their enemies, it seems to reproduce in my mind, not only the narration, but the very words, as they h...
8. volume 1, pages 50-1."Some of the sectarian ministers are saying that we Mormons are ashamed of the doctrine announced by President Brigham Young, to the effect that Adam will thus be the God of thi...
9. PART III.The discourses which make up Part III, deal with some of the doctrines advanced in the revelations received by Joseph Smith, and in his discourses, which at the time they were b...
10. Part IV.Such is the language of James, whose epistle appears in the New Testament Scripture; and the passage condensed simply means, of course, that an impure fountain sends forth not p...