Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-13
all had read II over once, Brother Lewis

all had read u over once, Brother Lewis
led IN singing II.
The people now were beginning To
look tuTptlsedi aud rome who had been
tmiliug began TO woafa more suTieus
oNptessicn. Brother Geo. Christenten
Of Pleasant Grove wna then called
upon TO read the Articles OF Faith,
which lie did with 20 much feeiiug
that these preteut seemed almOst
bfralhless.
was thon called upon TO occupy
tue time IN Hlonkiug. 4 RESPONDED,
Trusting entirely In the L0td lor all
that | should say, | told them | wa
Just a boy, but trusted that Cad might
permit me TO enjoy sufficient OF HE
Holy Spirit TO be- able 10 explain la
simplicity the hst Principles Of the
everlasting Gospel. Nearly all present
believed IN the existence OF a God, Ia
the necessity VI some religion aud 10
Jteu- Christ. / spoke OF the Gospel
and the object Of u, snd that certain
steps should 10 taken before reaching
any otlice or position Ia the
kingdom u uod. 1 then gave
an ouilinn o. the Gospel ~
taught by Christ and His Apostles.
That tho Gospel ana Church a. organ.
l4sd ~ the savior was perfect, inat
there u but one Gospel whereby men
may gain sAlvauon; that anyone will
DO nocuisod who pfesches any other
gospel even though II be an angel.
That @ man must have divine authofi.
y before hc attempts 10 nUeak AID act
IN the name OF Jesus. then proceed.
ed 10 sIenk on the subject VI faith IN
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Jesus Christ, and fpent some time on
tnis principle. then emphallcally
explained .he principles Of faith aud
WORTH, thou repentance. dwelling at
some length on what true repentance
really 10. then took up the subject
VI tnplism, tue object Of Il and the mode
Of ils administration, aud spoke a.
never buiotn on this p0iat aud
was surprised mytoM also
spoke Of the Holy Ghgst aud ils giils;
tho necessity u ~ being received;
now u IL obtained; that II could only
10 bestowed by tho authority OF God In
him who imparIs H..
read or repeated c0piously from the
tofiplufts, pauslng occasionally 10 OK.
plain different paitngOf. 1 spoke fDr
fifty minutes with more power than
uvCr did before ana felt that the LORD
was with me. Many things came tu
my mind chat never thought Of b.
iutc. Excellent order prevailed.
closed by bearing the strongest tesllm0.
ny | had ever before borne.
AuUf 1 tRt down everything contin.
utu Ietitclly quiet, The Bishop arutr
aud announced tbs closing hymn, lifi
Zion II Her Beauty Rise. Brother n.
q q "A
people slowly arose and passed cut Que
by one rud went up on deck
hiits Welsh, OF Liverpool, hiiTesF.
ing me said; "Woll, Mr.. Snow, be-.
long 10 the church VI England, hut
your MEETING this afternoon was much
better than ours tnlH m1TniHg.n Others
approached aud made similar remarks,
tut wished they could uuuctstaul u
was not mo at all, could not have
said WORD had ! appended upon my
Ow q strength,
All were surprised, they had ex.
pccstd "some iu-" a KIND VI "uilcus"
1 tupl From the close ~ the meet.
ing yesterdays until dinner to-day, o..
ilgiJu haa been tue subject Of CyuveI-
saiion Ia all paris ~ the chip, anu
numerous purauJns have been hsKrd.
l feared l had been little too strong
lu my unmaTEs, hut PRECEDENT Lund
aud ottuTs tny II was iu6t right.
The Jay was the most uelighl!ul We
have hau siuoe leaving America. /
have now preached the GOSPEL ON tho
great Atlantic Ocean M well ~ In tho
Western ana Eastern part Of A merioa.
We reach Queenstown Tuesday even.
INK anu Liverpool Wednesday neon.
WlIl leuu ,nis from QIeouslOwu anu
wgl.u again tom Llyglpuo.
Your iuvin slu,
LEROIE &. BEOw,