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Chapter XII. Progress of the Work in Great Britain—The Saints at Kirtland Reproved for Their Course During the Missouri Persecutions—The Prophet's Address to the Twelve and Saints in Great Britain.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I… ious work in which you are now engaged; consequently I feel some anxiety on your account, that you may by your virtue, faith, diligence and charity commend yourselves to one another,
Consistency Imperative—The Gospel in Conflict With Man's Fallen Condition—Should Love Our Enemies—The “Golden Rule”—Necessity of the Holy Ghost—Every Tree Known By Its FruitsJournal of Discoursesspirit of heaven, the spirit of peace, the spirit of love, of charity,
Wolves in Sheep’s ClothingImprovement EraAlas! for the rarity of Christian charity under the sun! Oh! it was pitiful! Near a whole city full, friends he had none,- Chapter XV. Reconstruction of Church Affairs at Nauvoo—Revelation—Municipal Organization of Nauvoo—Installation of Civic and Military Officers.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I> And let him repent of all his folly, and clothe himself with charity, and cease to do evil, and lay aside all his hard speeches,
- The Perpetual Emigrating Fund—How to Settle Difficulties—Should Be Governed By the Laws of God—Cooperation and Brotherly Kindness—The Proper Training of ChildrenJournal of Discourseseternity, feeling full of kindness, benevolence, charity and long
- The Recompense: A PoemImprovement Era… to "be just before we are generous," is worth remembering, especially with the impulsive and those inclined to be over-generous. The truest charity is in putting the needy in a way of honorably helping himself. Then he retains his self-respect and can render back to you due gratitude without envy. I …
- Chapter XXIX. The Opening of the Year 1842—Whereabouts of the Twelve Apostles—Correspondence of Elder Hyde from Trieste—Report of High Council on Affairs in Nauvoo—Events and Conditions in British Mission.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I… ey not competent to judge in temporal matters, especially in trivial cases, taking the law of the Lord for their guide, brotherly kindness, charity, &c., as well as the law of the land? Brethren, these are evils which ought not to exist among us. We hope the time will speedily arrive when these thin …
- The Interest of Humanity Should Be ObservedJournal of DiscoursesLet thy bowels also be full of charity towards all men,” not of envy,
Chapter 10. In the Wilderness of JudeaJesus the Christ, James Edward Talmage… is reply was directed against ceremonialism, which had caused spirituality to wither almost to death in the hearts of the people. Unselfish charity was demanded — "He that hath two coats, let him impart to him that hath none ; and he that hath meat, let him do likewise." The publicans or tax-farmers …- Chapter 37. The Resurrection and the AscensionJesus the Christ, James Edward Talmage… s the print of the nails, and put my finger into the print of the nails, and thrust my hand into his side, I will not believe." Caution and charity must attend our judgment in any conclusion as to the incredulous attitude of this man. He could scarcely have doubted the well attested circumstance of …
- Humility with PowerImprovement Erathis, that true charity that Paul so beautifully describes has no
- Chapter XXXIII. A Mason's Estimate of Nauvoo and the Prophet—Organization of the Female Relief Society—"Try the Spirits"—The Prophet's Editorial.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period Ireceived from the barbarians of Missouri, has hitherto prevented their extending the hand of charity in a conspicuous manner; yet in the midst of their persecution, when the bread has been torn from their helpless offspring by their cruel oppressors, they have always been ready to open their doors t …
- Liberty of Conscience—The Unrighteousness of Religious Persecution—Eternal Truths Revealed—Indestructibility of the Principles of the Gospel, Etc.Journal of Discoursescharity, and the Gospel of Jesus Christ, with all the ordinances
- CheerfulnessImprovement Eraand loving disposition;it means humility and charity; it means a
- Chapter VI. Correspondence Between Joseph Smith and Wilson Law, Et Al.—The Prophet on the Attitude of Governor Carlin Towards Himself and the Saints—Revival of the Zeal of Sidney Rigdon—The Prophet's Blessings upon His Friends.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I… natus"—and even requested the Elders of the Mormon Church to do so long ago. You, therefore have lost not a whit of ground by it. I must in charity forbear commenting on the course of General Bennett in this matter. Considering all things delicacy forbids such a course.
- The Temple at Logan—The Liquor Traffic—Church Organization—Duties of Its Officers—Treatment of Transgressors—An Interesting Anecdote and Its Moral—Various Offices and Callings of the Priesthood, Etc.—The Guidance of God—Honor Due to His Priesthood—Growth and Progress of God's Work—Its Opposition By the World—The Regeneration of the Lamanites and General Salvation of ManJournal of Discourseslong-suffering; but we do not want our charity to cover too many sins.
- Some Features of Japanese Life IImprovement Erawith charity, for the reason that travel away from home is a com-
- Chapter VIII. Instructions on Baptism for the Dead—Correspondence Between Emma Smith and Governor Carlin—The Prophet's First Letter to James Arlington Bennett.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I> Be virtuous, be just, be honorable, be full of faith, love and charity; pray much and be patient; wait a little season and the voice of God shall thunder from the heavens. His voice shall be very terrible; then the wicked shall tremble and fall back; they shall be taken in their own snares, and fa …
- The Hatred of the World Towards the People of God—Their Accusations Against the Latter-Day Saints—The Truthfulness of the Accusations Refuted—The Latter-Day Saints Will Compare Favorably With Any Other People on the Face of the Earth—Why, Then, Are They Proscribed?—Because the World Hate Them—Persecution the Lot of the Saints—Past Persecutions and Their Result—The “Mormon Problem” Still Unsolved, and More Difficult of Solution Than Ever—Let the Saints Live Their Religion and the Lord Will Bring Them Off TriumphantJournal of Discoursesblind by the same power; and all the works of mercy and charity which
- Life in JapanImprovement EraCHARITY.
- Chapter XI. Prophet's Retirement from Editorship of "Times and Seasons"—Progress of Work on the Temple—Division of Nauvoo into Ten Wards—Wm. Smith in the Illinois Legislature—Governor Ford on Missouri's Demand for the Prophet.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I… showing the important responsibility of the committee, also the many difficulties they had to contend with. He advised the brethren to have charity one with another, and be united, &c., &c. Elder Sherwood replied to President Hyrum's remarks. President Hyrum explained some remarks before made. Elder …
- Visit to the South—Testimony Obtained From God—Necessity and Benefits of PrayerJournal of Discoursescharity that were in the breast of the Savior and His servant Stephen.
- Editor's TableImprovement Erauated by long-suffering and charity, and good will; and our whole
- Chapter XVI. Attempt to Repeal Parts of the Nauvoo Charter—Gold and Silver Alone Made Legal Tender in Nauvoo—Signs in the Heavens—"The Wasp" Changed into "The Nauvoo Neighbor"—Suspicions of the Prophet Against Sidney Rigdon.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period IThe Nauvoo Neighbor, our motto, "The Saints' Singularity is Union, Liberty, Charity." The following is an extract from the prospectus of this date:
- Privilege of Meeting Together—We Are Here to Do Our Father's Will—All Dependent Upon God for Assistance, Guidance and Direction—The Lord Revealed to Adam the Purpose of Sacrifice—Adam, Before His Death, Called His Family Together and Blessed Them and Prophesied—Many Spirits Have Been Destined to Hold Certain Positions Among Men—Why We Are Gathered—We Must Follow the Teachings of the Spirit, and Honor the Priesthood in All Its Callings—Prepare Ourselves to Enter Holy Places—The Priesthood Must not Tolerate Iniquity—The Church Must Be Purified—Concluding ExhortationsJournal of Discoursesvirtue brotherly kindness, to brotherly kindness charity, to charity
- Fisherman Knute’s Christmas Gift. IIImprovement Era
- Chapter XVIII. A Great Missionary Movement—Special Instructions to Elders Undertaking Missions—Imprisonment of Orrin P. Rockwell—Arrival of Saints from England—Speech of the Prophet—Indian Eloquence.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- The Speaker's Pleasure in Again Meeting With the Saints, and Partaking of the Sacrament—The Companionship of the Holy Ghost is More Precious Than Gold—Future Destiny of the Saints—Their Love for the Mountains—Blessings Only Appreciated By Contrast—Nobility and Scarcity of Moral Courage—Tyranny of Public Opinion—We Cannot Love God and Hate Our Fellow Man—Men and Women Do Wrong When They Yield to the Influence of Satan—What Constitutes a Son of Perdition—Agencies Which Men Use, Compared to Electricity—Truth Has Ever Been Fiercely Opposed—Our Trials Are Agreeable to God's Purposes—ConclusionJournal of Discourses
- Improvement EraImprovement Era
- Chapter XXI. Definition of the Word "Mormon"—Discourse on Making "Calling" and "Election" Sure—Mission to the Society Islands Opened—Character Sketch of the Prophet, "Boston Bee"—Trial of Benjamin Winchester.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- Prophecy of John the Revelator—Mission of the Ancient Apostles—Their Reception and Fate—The Great Apostasy—Preservation of the Apostle John—His Revelation—Restoration of the Gospel—The Earth to Be Baptized By Fire As It Was Once Baptized By Water—We Are Sent to the World With a Warning Message—They Can Receive or Reject It—Testimony to the Truth of “Mormonism.”Journal of Discourses
- A Political Prophecy. IIImprovement Era
- Chapter XXIII. The Prophet's Visit to Dixon, Lee Co.—Conditions in Nauvoo—Salem Argus—Summary of the World's Events for the Year 1843, Up to June—News of the Impending Arrest of the Prophet Received at Nauvoo—Expeditions for His Protection—The Arrest—Turning the Tables—Return to Nauvoo.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- The Speaker's Dependence Upon the Inspiration of the Holy Ghost—Comprehensive and Exalted Nature of the Plan of Salvation—Satan's Coercive Scheme—The Sons of Perdition—The Testimony of Jesus—Physical and Moral Courage—True Religion is Practical—One Straight and Narrow Way to Eternal Life—True Religion Compared to Genuine Coin—True Faith is Inseparably Connected With Works—Baptism of Water and of Fire—Apostles, Prophets, Etc., Placed in the Church—God's Impartiality to His Children—Testimony Obtained By Obedience—All Will Be Saved Except the Sons of Perdition—God Has Prepared a Place for All—Paradise—Salvation Beyond the Grave—The Saints Will Have to Endure Persecution—Patriarchal Marriage—ConclusionJournal of Discourses
- Editor’s TableImprovement Era
- Chapter XXVII. State of Affairs in Nauvoo, Willard Richards—A Political Trick, Illinois State Register—Burden of the Prophet's Ministry, Discourse—Enlargement of Mormonism, "Boston Bee"—The Prophet on Politics, Discourse—Movements of the Apostles.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- The Lord is Teaching Us Valuable Lessons in Our Present Experience—He is Teaching Us to Rely Upon Him and to Exercise the Faculties He Has Given Us—Nature of the Government of the United States—the Elements of a Variety of Governments Enter Into It—Physical and Moral Courage—the Judge of the Third District Court not a Christian—a Concubine Was a Wife and It Should not Be a Term of Reproach—the Character of Abraham Vindicated—Sympathy for Our Enemies—When the Saints Learn to Be Strictly Impartial, Judgment and Rule Will Be Given Them—Not All in the United States Are Arrayed Against Us—Weakness of the American Government—Power of Secret Societies—Zion to Be a Place of Refuge and Safety—President Cleveland's Opportunity to Be Just and Great—We Must Purify Ourselves that Liberty May ComeJournal of Discourses
Deuteronomy 24Joseph Smith Translation (1867 edition)- Topics of the MomentImprovement Era
- Chapter XIII. Conference of the Church, April, 1844, Continued—Address of Patriarch Hyrum Smith—The Building of the Temple.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- Ecclesiastes 11Joseph Smith Translation (1867 edition)
- Editor’s TableImprovement Era
Chapter VIPresident Heber C. Kimball's Journal, Heber Chase Kimball- Chapter VIIIPresident Heber C. Kimball's Journal, Heber Chase Kimball
- Chapter XIVPresident Heber C. Kimball's Journal, Heber Chase Kimball
Chapter VII. Oliver CowderyLife of Joseph the Prophet, Edward William Tullidge- Chapter IX. Rise of the ChurchLife of Joseph the Prophet, Edward William Tullidge
- Chapter XVIII. The PriesthoodLife of Joseph the Prophet, Edward William Tullidge
- Chapter XIV. General Conference for April, 1844, Concluded—The Announcement That the Whole Land of America Is Zion—Instructions to Elders Set Apart for Missions—A General Conference in England.History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Period I
- Chapter XXII. Incidents of the Prophet's ImprisonmentLife of Joseph the Prophet, Edward William Tullidge