The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-08-04

WI ttlclE Ouli evil ttlClitihtlUHSsis NOW, till
cause Of rebellion being III that blessed
place, was on account ar Lucifer, WHO wal
the next to our Saviour by birth lii tllt
royal family Of heaven, and being proud
and lifted pin his own inaginiDgs opposed
his fafher, the King, in the grand council
Of heaven, and SO went 10 war with him
through tile hatred he had to bis elder
brother, who kept fast BY his father Id tllt
order Of his government M
Now, at that time, the. inhabitants 81
heaven were divided into three classes:
the aristoeracy, who were the noblemen,
or wealthy landowners; the middle classes
were such as orr lawyers, nidsmen and
merchants; and The common people were
those who followed after an sorts of trades,
lust as they do here. Now, this shows
you the great distinction; and how there
was 50 much pride in them; and also, the
EscheniDg intrigue and success oI the devil,
through the lawyers and merchants, who
thought, under tine government of Lncis
fer, they might carry on their business
without any restriction in cheating the
common people, who were gulled BY them
IN oil manner OF ways, and robbed into the
bargain, IN opposition to the laws Of hea-
ven. So, to war they went; and no less
than the third part Of the Inhabitants
took part III the rebellion, and were east
out after they were beaten all. TO pieces,
upon this earth, some To be kept inchains
Of everlasting darkness with the devil, UNI
I'll the great Judgment, and othersto wan.
der by themselves according to the why.
they acted in the war. Now, tile reason
why the Gentry, Eocherynen, md BEN
shoes, were cast out by themselves, was.
because they took no active part on either.
side. Those we call the Gentry, stood
by and wished that the king might win
the battle. but didn't fight for him, lest:
Lucifer, if he overcome, might take away.
their estates. The IoeheryInen and law.
yers did the same, but wished The devil to.
gain the victory, although they pretended.
all thetine to be for tho king, beiGg5 very
religious, and going to church, like either
decent people .:s:. b. .s. .s:.. +: O.
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found in open rebellion with arms in their
hands, such as those who were cast out
with the devil; but because they were.
neither cold nor hot, they were batishetl
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