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
destruction of our fellow men! Their souls are precious before
thee; but thy word must be fulfilled; help thy servants to say,
with thy grace assisting them, thy will be done, O Lord, and not
ours. We know that thou hast spoken by the mouth of thy prophets
terrible things concerning the wicked, in the last days--that
thou wilt pour out thy judgments without measure; therefore, O
Lord, deliver thy people from the calamity of the wicked; enable
thy servants to seal up the law, and bind up the testimony, that
they may be prepared against the day of burning. We ask thee, Holy
Father, to remember those who have been driven (by the inhabitants
of Jackson county, Missouri), from the lands of their inheritance,
and break off, O Lord, this yoke of affliction that has been put
upon them. Thou knowest, O Lord, that they have been greatly
oppressed and afflicted by wicked men, and our hearts flow out with
sorrow, because of their grievous burdens. O Lord, how long wilt
thou suffer this people to bear this affliction, and the cries of
their innocent ones to ascend up in thine ears, and their blood
come up in testimony before thee, and not make a display of thy
testimony in their behalf? Have mercy, O Lord, upon that wicked
mob, who have driven thy people, that they may cease to spoil, that
they may repent of their sins, if repentance is to be found; but if
they will not, make bare thine arm, O Lord, and redeem that which
thou didst appoint a Zion unto thy people.
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