these ten tribes into the height of Zion, into the midst of it.--Orson Pratt--Journal of Discourses, vol. 18, p. 22, 23. 5. All Nations Flowing Unto the House of the Lord.--One of the features in the celebration of Pioneer Day--24th of July, the anniversary of the day the company of Pioneers entered Salt Lake Valley, 1847--in Salt Lake City, 1880, was to have represented the various nationalities composing the population of Utah. A man and a woman {375} of each nation from which people had been gathered by the proclamation of the gospel were selected as the representatives, each pair bearing the national colors of their country. They occupied a platform in the Tabernacle during the services, and after a historical sketch of the introduction of the gospel in the various nations was read by Orson Pratt, the representatives of the nations arose and President John Taylor said: "I wish to state to the congregation that the Lord commanded his servants to go forth to all the world to preach the gospel to every creature. We have not yet been to all the world, but here are twenty-five nations represented today, and we have thus far fulfilled our mission." 6. The Latter-day Saints of Israel.--The set time was come for God to gather Israel, and for his work to commence upon the face of the whole earth, and the elders who have arisen in this church and kingdom are actually of Israel. Take the elders who are in the house [the old Tabernacle in Salt Lake City], and you can scarcely find one out of a hundred but what is of the house of Israel. * * * Will we go to the Gentile nations to preach the gospel? Yes, and gather out the Israelites wherever they are mixed among the nations of the earth. * * * Ephraim has become mixed with all the nations of the earth, and it is Ephraim that is gathering together. It is Ephraim that I have been searching for all the days of my preaching, and that is the blood which ran in my veins when I embraced the gospel. If there are any of the other tribes of Israel mixed with the Gentiles we are also searching after them.--Brigham Young. From a Discourse preached April 8th, 1855. REVIEW. 1. What great work did the visit of Moses to the Kirtland Temple inaugurate? 2. Who are Israel? 3. Give a sketch of the history of Israel to the revolt of the ten tribes. 4. How came the ten tribes to revolt? 5. Give an account of the fall of the kingdom of Israel. 6. Why are the ten tribes called the "lost tribes?" 7. What evidence have you that they are in the north? 8. Give the evidence to be found in the words of Jesus to the Nephites. {376} 9. What statement does the Apocryphal writer Esdras make respecting the ten tribes? (Note 2.) 10. Who were the Samaritans? 11. What tribes formed the kingdom of Judah? 12. Give an outline of the history of Judah to the birth of Messiah. 13. What befell Judah about thirty years after the crucifixion of Messiah? (Note 3.) 14. What can you say of miscellaneous dispersions?