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Discourse, 25 September 1842, as Reported by David Moore

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Meeting being now open he [Joseph Smith] arose and said that he felt to prophesy some this morning as he had of late been obliged to keep out of sight on account of his unrelenting persecutors, he therefore felt to say to the people, that inasmuch as they would keep the Commandment of God, [p. 13]
Meeting being now open he [Joseph Smith] arose and said that he felt to prophesy some this morning as he had of late been obliged to keep out of sight on account of his unrelenting persecutors, he therefore felt to say to the people, that inasmuch as they would keep the Commandment of God, [p. 13]
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