Instruction, 2 April 1843, as Reported by William Clayton
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Source Note
JS, Instruction, , Hancock Co., IL, 2 Apr. 1843; handwriting of ; Clayton, Journal, 2 Apr. 1843, pp. 66–74; CHL.

of the H. G. in his heart. A man may receive the gifts of the H. G, and the H. G. may descend upon a man but not to tarry with him.
He also related the following dream
I dreamed that a silver-headed old man came to me and said he was invaded by a gang of robbers, who were plundering his neighbors and threatening destruction to all his subjects. He had heard that I always sought to defend the oppressed, and he had come to see if the General would call out his Legion and protect him, and he had come to hear with his own ears what answer I would give him. I answered, if you will make out the papers and shew that you are not the aggressor I will call out the Legion [p. 71]
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