The Women of MormondomTullidge, Edward W. (Edward William)
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The Women of Mormondom
Tullidge, Edward W. (Edward William)
Latter Day Saint churches -- History; Latter Day Saints -- History; Polygamy
shall rise against this people, that thy anger be kindled against
them, and if they shall smite this people thou wilt smite them,
thou wilt fight for thy people as thou didst in the day of battle,
that they may be delivered from the hands of all their enemies.
"We ask thee, Holy Father, to confound, and astonish, and to bring
to shame and confusion, all those who have spread lying reports
abroad, over the world, against thy servant, or servants, if they
will not repent when the everlasting gospel shall be proclaimed in
their ears, and that all their works may be brought to naught, and
be swept away by, the hail, and by the judgments which thou wilt
send upon them in thy anger, that there may be an end to lyings and
slanders against thy people; for thou knowest, O Lord, that thy
servants have been innocent before thee in bearing record of thy
name, for which they have suffered these things; therefore we plead
before thee a full and complete deliverance from under this yoke;
break it off, O Lord; break it off from the necks of thy servants,
by thy power, that we may rise up in the midst of this generation
and do thy work.
"O Jehovah, have mercy on this people, and as all men sin, forgive
the transgressions of thy people, and let them be blotted out
forever. Let the anointing of thy ministers be sealed upon them
with power from on high; let it be fulfilled upon them as upon
those on the day of pentecost; let the gift of tongues be poured
out upon thy people, even cloven tongues as of fire, and the
interpretation thereof, and let thy house be filled, as with a
rushing mighty wind, with thy glory. Put upon thy servants the
testimony of the covenant, that when they go out and proclaim
thy word, they may seal up the law, and prepare the hearts of
thy saints for all those judgments thou art about to send, in
thy wrath, upon the inhabitants of the earth, because of their
transgressions; that thy people may not faint in the day of
trouble. And whatsoever city thy servants shall enter, and the
people of that city receive their testimony, let thy peace and
thy salvation be upon that city, that they may gather out of that
city the righteous, that they may come forth to Zion, or to her
stakes, the places of thy appointment, with songs of everlasting
joy; and until this be accomplished, let not thy judgments fall
upon this city. And whatsoever city thy servants shall enter,
and the people of that city receive not the testimony of thy
servants, and thy servants warn them to save themselves from this
untoward generation, let it be upon that city according to that
which thou hast spoken by the mouths of thy prophets; but deliver
thou, O Jehovah, we beseech thee, thy servants from their hands,
and cleanse them from their blood. O Lord, we delight not in the
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