The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-24
~ THE TABERNACLE
-, services on Sunday After
lD' noon Last.
nrsCoURsES DELIVERED
.,.u. bishop Preston and Apostle
presiding art Darlington Address the
AlU' congregation.

-,;ces at the Tabernacle on
the affernoon were begun by the
sanr' singing the hymn commencing
choir SIG Lord, my heart shall join
Praise "a pleasant so divine,
In Work y? ~ Frhe flesh is my abode,
Now WIN nv nv soul ascends to GOD.
Az n.sysr by Elder Robert Patrick
singing fIn5 Of the hymn;
IN that dark, that solemn night,
Twas STT of earth ana nell arose
When }he Son, cen Goa uetlgHt,
4 aga P9l;se nd betrayed him to MS Toes
AN .,nrxa BISHOP PRESTON occupied
fES ED He desired the faith and
the s,. Of the Saints that what might
PFalel Nv him, and any other who
be sIt follow him, would be beneficial
'nor I'LL He thought that many forgot to
70 ALL At home and at meetings. The
Pray % e salvation engaged in by the
EolA L a great one; the dispensationis
Salll'' 81 : the fuIness of times, and the
o sla, should realize this. Each
' '-a should watch himself and
S Sarself. and live according to
I'm ~ l-nowledge they possessed. It was
lne TOR HtiT of not much Importance to the
nlI H.- IN know that his fellow brethren
spsa Sirters we're living their religion; it
anu o enough for him to know that he
IE;ns S was doing so. He realized II he
lllni living the best he knew how he was
wa .b il, rigbt path. He was ever willing to
IL .-,S evil: help his brethren and sis
coLit ~ do right; he considered it high
u .ei1 l. for the priesthood to live in
XII wsv and manner that God will
t lia. them, 1t concerned him more
p lIort his own welfare than what his
aoO1 intended to do unto him. God
Ias nromised blessings to and to fight
t ia, battles of the faithful Saints, and the
i ilT sbonId see to themselves that
t tbtrv- were living faithfully. The Latter
dow Saints are a good people, who are
Isboring diligently, in their weakness, to
Iaen t6e commandments of God, to
Leen the counsel of His servants, to be
united in the works of the gospel. IN
5niding temples, paying tithes and of
iaringg in preparing to redeem the
earth. that it may eventually be
soncti6ed. They have accomplished q
mighty work in these directionS-in
establishing the Zion OF God on the
earth. Their labors have proven a
marvellous work and wonder" They
we're united in their laborS, in their
faith and in their hopes. They needed
tObe more so, in order to stave off the
consequences which will attend the fall
Ct Babylon. Their self-sustenance would
Unnecessary to learn, the production
and manufacture OF necessities would
have to be given more attention in the
future. The Saints were united in
Spreading the principles of the gospel
among the nations of the earth, in
teaching people how to be saved; no
people devoted more time, with
out compensation, than the Datter-day
Saints, and none took more in
terest in the welfare and salvation of
mankind. Their warming voices had
been heard in every part of the earth.
The elders OF Israel go out, suffer per-
seCutOh, and even death, abroad; many
suffer at home for the gospel. His faith
and earnest prayer was that God would
o7errule matters for the ultimate well
fare Of His people, and that conscien-
uous, upright judges and officials be
semitic Utah 20 administer in the affairs
1.-THE government. The truths of the
everlasting gospel we're eternal, and God
50lIa sustain those who lived up to
Iaen, and all hell could not prevent 1t.
Inc whole church might be imprisoned,
slI The truth would survive and live on
iOf ever. The principles originated with
UOd and neither time nor eternity
v09l9 erase them; they always existed
alu Always would exist. Faith, repen-
Ilee ana baptism were true principles /;
l4I Oh celestial marriage was also cor
~, and nothing could change its cor
,elesS no matter who or who did not
E n.y., 1t; 1t was as plain and as simple
: Ia' TWO and two make four. The
iSot.asi'aay reformers endeavored to
MI MI me condition of their felloHmen
sj. Is ignorance of the people militat-
NJ 1s-llst their success. Persecution
Il, nyauuon would not alter his be-
H. H., saat he knew he knewfor himself
T.. slsaI eternal truths which the Lat
rsa ny SAINTS are endeaYoring to live
M % would always live; perfect men
al. women did not exist among the
ra ac.I.' any more than among anv other
EefS r, u o eaey were the righteous PEG.
any 10y ought to be they would be the
gtbs~ people on the face of the earth
hsrn;:.. were, however, they were the
NJ 5s'TS. people that he knew of. They
poSnsI Hsppy In the principles of the
Patbs1 u In showing that God was their
seaFna1.uou.t they had Their failings and
he tuessSSes, they sometimes shook i'm
md I 1sas and laltr God would heir
IA aoIeet those who were faithful
lesseSY S e by hoping all would be
q cd MI. ~ uolng the mind and will OF
he se sJI-1lng ned be feared, only from
iies,sSdi u ALBERT CARRIKGroN next adj
aea,d RE- ae congregation. All who had
Nth the tp Preston were impressed
De had aII and force of his remarks.
lceierenoesl always practiced listening in
n erper;sI.o speaking. He rehearsed
abOrs IN n' si IN connection with his
= nss Il the early days, and ATTENDING item ig
ISten 10 g. He always preferred to
GS9rectnesasp ~ H He referred to the
Hog m TaS U bishop Preston s remarks
SSitsd to sna VIII our enemies be per
eod woulST Tohphsh? Just so much a.
owing t;IpSel PERMIT. The Almighty baG
A pufnoealu neSs for his children. anf
sA1lly 49, toward them were oo,,
SGlecdon and az STIIg is The amount O
tf.es Would ~ dressings extended to tn,
NJ. Thich tbey measured according t.
6si unity Of A. earned. He referred t.
but wer su i SAINTS: in faith and be
h, in s sae tney united in tempora
w Almi, Securing the -. - w d