Letter from John P. Greene, 18 March 1843
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, Letter, , Erie Co., NY, to JS, , Hancock Co., IL, 18 Mar. 1843; handwriting of ; dockets in handwriting of and ; four pages; JS Collection, CHL.

Citey of March. 18 AD 1843. Ny
Presedent Joseph Smith
Dear Sir it is with the deepest interist that I take my pen to communicate to you! the very particular & interesting relation in which the god of Isreal has placed you or caused you to stand between him self & the saints of the last days. always makes my hart leap with in me when I think of this verey grate blessing— & when I think of the many happey & profittable hours & day Spent in your society & famely with many of ourn brethern the saints, with this much valuabl yis infinitely valuabl in struction received from you Dear sir it almost makes me for git that I am one thousand miles from you & the grater family of the saints in the beautiful city of (located in the midst of the land of Ephraegm) & almost seeme at times to be there too: but one moments reflection hastens me back to this grater dapoe [depot] of Babelon with about twenty saints who with me are ingaged in opin contack with about twenty thousand inhabitans who are led captive by the priests of baal, but I assure you their refuse of lies, does not make a very permanant breast work for the world & the spirrit of god which serch is the deep of thing of God, & desernes between the joints & marrowes and the thoughts & intents of the hearts of man, has already penetrated the darker Caverns of preast crafts, & led out several of its deepis translative them in to the church of Jesus Christ to thire grate Joy— many outhers are standing just on the brink of the watre [p. [1]]
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