Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-23

the thru heavets and sec and hear
things unlawful for man TO utter and
Inst tut not least, JOieph, the seer OF
our day, tfavefsed time and pace 10
TIE third heavens, and has wfiucn Of
the glory VI each NJ being tho glory Of
q ID. ani far beyond tue c1mpteben-
siDn Of men in the flesh. by these and
many other fecor Ell tostimonic. We
are assured that Gjd lives, mat He Is
iu all, over all, and through all, and
that His Alleeeiug eye II over the
workmanship OF His hands 10 their
Immortality and eternal lilr; all NOV.
ing Ia harm my with, and m Obra-
fence 10 eternal Law, which has
umeuated from the great etefual, ON.
u scent, ami oil wise Col.
Tue fact that He ~ hid from our Oh
setvatiuu constitutes the condition by
which man becomes subject b tempta-
tiOu, aud his ffUs agency ~ brought
into H. full exercise. Were We dwell
ling IN IA. prcsence we could not he
tempted to do what VIZ now often
Indulge In Without restraint because
we tnink no eye eau see Us.
Most OF ~ from personal experience
know full well thpt the Maynard
Inclined child will take greater liber-
ties when father Ia out OF sight, than
whom he knows fathers eyes are upon
nim. That man snOulJ be cast out
from his Fathers presence was con
uiiiOn which seems to have been
necessary, to remove all restraint TO
the lull and cImplete exercise Of
mans ffep agency; ana without which
man uiight never be known In his
true character, ~ a. T. obtain Justly
mcfited reward.
To make man an accountable being
lac must be Tree from all restraint, anu
" his own voluntary choosing learn
the good from tue evil. When mnn wa.
deprived u his Fathers presence,
he was rot lost to his sight. The vail
ui darkness that covers him, because
Of Sin aud cOustquent mortality,
only hides GOd from man, not man
from Col. This TACT seems 10 be- loot
10 the human mind, and men say In
their heAfts, we may sin a little "lOT
no eye susth us;n no one can know Of
thu welcomes OF our wAye, and we
viii Indulge Ia the pleasures Of SIN
Tor season. Thus Satan has rover
over the children OF men, anu tempts
them by reason Of their oarnnl minds,
~" w NNhg Nvhi b'NhNho Ahtg NNh
Him not.
Ga the other hand, II all mon lived
with this fact ever upou the
mind, that the eye, the light anu
spirit VI dOd penettales all
things, anu that all things are
disceiued Ny Hin, even ~ the fall VI
the sparrow, of tue hair Of tue hcad,
no Intelligent conscious being would
ever do iced, perform an act, or ever
cherish thought Tor which he would
not be- willing to be- brought into
judgment; wrong would cease, anu
nght would prevail everywhere, No
one would prOiane tile name u thu
Deity he veuersted; SUCH profanity
would ceasr, and the law f0tbldding
the taking Of His name la vain woulu
be hOnoTed.
And 20 with all the divine require
ments imposed upon tbs oOnuuoI oi
man.
When law IL broken the harmony
with which God mas endowed all His
works Il disturbed, that disturbance
r.duce, dlsc1rd, discor1 strife, and
sIrfs, anger AMI dissolution.
The laws Of life relating to mans
physical organization cannot DO viu-
lsted with IN unity without orcA
in. dlsc0rI Ia III the associated parts,
rtoducing disease aud debility, Whlcu
/ not overcome by special effort, re-.