Now, our Reorganite friends have attempted to make considerable capital out of the statement of President Brigham Young, that there were "keys that the written word never spoke of, nor never will." In the light of the facts herein set forth, that "it is given unto many to _know the mysteries_ of God; _nevertheless they are laid under a strict command, that they shall not impart only according to the portion of His word, which He doth grant unto the children of men_; according to the _heed_ and _diligence_ which they give unto Him, and that things have been revealed to the faithful even to babes, that were "_forbidden_, that there should not any man _write them_," and that many of them have seen and heard "_unspeakable things_, which are _not lawful to be written_," (III. Nephi 26:16, 18). is it, after all, so unreasonable that there should be _keys_ that the written word _does not and will not_ speak of? Joseph Smith the Prophet held the "_keys_" of the _mystery of things which have been sealed_, even things which were from the foundation of the world." (D. & C. 35:18), which _mysteries_ it was given to the Saints to know, "but _unto the world_ it is not _given to know them_." (D. & C. 42:65). Again: "But unto him that keepeth my commandments, I will give the mysteries of my kingdom, and the same shall be in him a well of living water, springing up unto everlasting life." (D. & C. 63:23). Now, how were these _keys_ and _mysteries_ to be kept from the world, if they were to be published to the world in the written word? And if the Saints through faithfulness are to receive the _mysteries_ of the kingdom, then they must be withheld from the world and from the unfaithful. How is this to be if they are to be published to the world in the written word? Therefore, when our friends of the "Reorganization" attack President Young because there were _keys_ not spoken of in the written word, which keys we have seen were held by Joseph Smith, they merely display their own ignorance and folly in raising the question. TEMPLE BUILDING AND CEREMONIAL ENDOWMENTS THEREIN. Another phase of this same subject is Temple work, which is so bitterly attacked by the Reorganites. They say: "That as to the alleged 'temple building and ceremonial endowments therein,' that we know of no temple building, except as edifices wherein to worship God, and no endowment except the endowment of the Holy Spirit of the kind experienced by the early Saints on Pentecost day." (Book of Resolutions, p. 82).