Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Elder John Morgan aud The Rev. A. j..
Bailey, Of Ogden, The Speakers
az the Tabernacle.

al the IabeTiaclr.
Religious services were held at the
Tabernacle, Salt lake City, Sunday
November 20, 1891, commencing at :
y. M, President Angus NJ. Cannon
presiding.
There were present on the stand
Apostle A. IL. Cannon, Patriarch
John smith, John Morgan, OF the
Proficiency Of the Seventies, A. NJ.
Cannon and G. W. Peurosc Of tho
stake Presidency aud several leading
Elders, also Rov. A. J. Bailey, Pastor
Of tho Congregational Church nj
Ogden.
The choir on thlsIocclsion was com
posed OF nearly 800 children from the
various ward sunday schools In the
city, led by Professor Evan stephens.
The Juvenile choir sang the anthem
Light aud Trash.
Prayer was offered by Counselor
Charles W. Pcnrosc.
Tho Juvenile choir sang the hymn
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Joau', once of humble birth,
Now In glory comes 70 earth.
Tho prlesthood OF the Ninth ward
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Lofd'H supper
ELDER JOHN MORGAN
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s"t "' "au 'e'n ''i'0-'0a " ''N"fy
portion OF tue inns that AFTERNOON anu
expressed his qualification at meeting
with Al laryc n n,mb,r Of Tho faint.
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together they were wholly Gopenuont
on tho Spirit which led Into all truth,
for ,heIr IIylt and thought. bec,uso
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In his weakness, was not capaclta'sed
to gain Information or Instruction Ia
relation TO the plan OF no and saliva
ton. but however weak hu lnstiu-
,nvsr and authority was ami.
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His children upon earth We were
told In Holy writ that bod took OF the
weak things Of tho earth TO proclaim
the principles OF eternal life, aud In
Inc history of His dealing. with the
children Of men from tho beginning
low, m toflav Ue had taken pa ill.,
messengers aud servants, Hts Prophets
and Apostles, those nom the outer aud
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c-tiinhblo Nhue tnht hhu hAu tne
tendency TO better ne condition ofthe
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,ansht Itis chiIi,.n hsr. Selsw I'M
c,hes law which avs ,,(,ursoJ Il he
vino maL.,h m.n,s arm his strength,
The speaker read from 1. Corinthians,
18th chapter 18th aud three following
verses;
And tod halh SGT some m tue church,
hrsi apostles, heconaarlly ptophol-i
thifdly lenchers, amor mat mlracles, theh
dlvor-iil.H OF tongues
Aro gu hppst'ess aro hl prophuNl ere
all t'hehotsf are M Morhofh ui lhlfaeic.t
Have ~ the gus OF healnR 10 all
hui cove, earnestly the best air9 and
vet show | unto YOU more excellent
way.
chsnts, savs,
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For NJ the body l. one aud hath many
mem3or AMI an the members OF that
ono noai, p.'hE many hle one poIyi NJ
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Whatsoever gin God hath
given 10 tho individual all those indl-
viduals have eeyerally been made par.