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Conditions on Which the Saints Shall Prevail—Prevalence of Peace—The Feeling in the East—Falsehoods Swallowed By a Credulous Public—No Real Injury—Immediate Promises—Only One Thing to Be Feared—The Saints Shall Prevail—The Saints Shall Prevail Through Faithfulness—This Praise of the World a Signal for Sorrow—Power of a United People—The Fiercest Persecution Antecedent to Polygamy—Salt that Has Lost Its Savor—Only One Channel of Revelation—Vox Dei, Vox Populi—The Aaronic and Melchisedec Priesthoods—Writing and Speaking—Spirits That Peep and Mutter—Deceitful Devices of the Enemy—The Men Who Have Authority—The Parable of the Ship—The Man Who Presides—Invocation

George Q. Cannon · · 1883-12-02

Fidelity

◑Contemporaneous report

Published in Journal of Discourses, Volume 24, pp. 357-367. Reported by John Irvine. The speaker did not review this text before publication.

Witnesses

Reported by John Irvine; speaker did not review.

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