Amasa M. Lyman
1813 to 1877
Mormon apostle from 1842 and counselor to Joseph Smith; colonizer of San Bernardino, California. He was dropped from the Quorum of the Twelve in 1867 and excommunicated in 1870.
Appears in
Journal of Discourses
16 discourses
- Comprehensiveness of the Gospel—Truth the Bond of Union—Men Must Work Out Their Own Salvation
- Salvation—Men Are Damned By Their Misdeeds—Truth—Comprehensiveness of “Mormonism“
- Salvation—The Lord's Prayer—Newness of Life
- Mormonism and Its Results—Internal Light and Development—Decrease of Evil—The Fountain of Light
- A Vision
- Report of Journey From San Bernardino to Great Salt Lake City
- Benefit of Experience—Patience Under Sufferings—Recognition of the Hand of God in the Vicissitudes of His Saints, Etc.
- Peace, Confidence, and Ultimate Victory of the Saints, Etc.
- The Saints' Blessings—Divine Protection, Etc.
- Unity, Etc.
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