Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-10

clplos had been dealt with. iIo felt that
u We had not the Gospel. the Lord have
mercy on as. Tor our feiinwmou would
not. hut he knew We had the plan VI
salvation This truth had been revealed
TO him. lie had been guided by divine
power In the past. and he would On the
future -r1ceiVo an tho light necessary %
lead him Into tho Kingdom N God. 10
he lived for n. ~ ought not 20 BE- sx-
pecicd that the servants ~ God would
cnnnne their teachings 10 the spiritual
things u the kingdom. Instructions
must BE- adapted 20 every condition ~
life. There never was a tine when 10
was more necessary 10 be dlllrent and
whtchful and 90 engage In family wur-
rhip and other duties % the household.
There were great temptations 90 Induce
the people 20 be .ncgllgent n We at
tend topur ordinary religious dutioa We
would rejoice exceedingly. IL had d Hilu-
tary cnect upon the younger members
% families.
In che stakes d was necessary 20
Rive q variety Of Instructions. some.
simcs q happened thtt me people ala
not supper; thcir prCslim.: and he con.
suquen.iy lost his hold upon ihcm and
rad ~ power. In r0mc VI the wards
De Bishops never attended she Helilf
rncif.y meetings. This was wrong. a.
fh1ra officers ihnuii uk m lnirrea,
In every department. - the hranVhcH
over which rhey had The wntohcnre.
IN some places She young boys were
nnruly. some % she local officers Mop,
them IN chu'k while they were az Sum
dAy Tehpli. ur IN d.her mes,lnFs. bu.
nrourh fhc ElCet OF uarentH this
wholesome supcrvlHi1n WAS COUNTER
acted.
In some wards therc was disregard
| Of the prln rinle ~ stthing. while In
| d'hsra this law was faithfully CONE
stHlIH a..
| His urumiats by pouring on; blgsi.nEa
Al should 20 from thls C1uforsucs
/ fully determined 90 carry oui the In
I,rDciions here Impaired. Occaahnally
| mIuifr1tauilnv were pcrp luHtei
Tor The lack of moral courage. When
| difficulties arose Tie law ~ the Lord
should be- compiled with. Tho person
/ Wfil feels arKricved ouFh; % approach
! his oroniirz hr1iher ana fnrk for
! rac1ncillatlon. AMI providing h1 does
l rai do ihia, lgi hlm who knows tina. bis
] brother has aught against him lake
! thf. SOP, mat tho breach may be
healed over
There was a class 81 people who were
] mlHoh'Cf-m1kcra, because ehey wcrg
/ -andil-mongrW. This referred 90 per-
sons WHO changed and awistod the
Hiatem 'nta OF their hre ahrcn beyond All
! rccoEt ti1n. All such characters had
] NNNNH lNNA " NNINNAH
The speaker referred % tho present
dimes of comparative prpFporiiy. there
being plenty In the land. II shluh no.
be forgotten that such Conditions wose
I periodically followed by times % scar
/ clty. nnd mon should nc. with pru-
dervt and julgmrD, The people ouga,.
60 - hsme from ths C6nserscc ana
take care uf the good things wtIich
iiey hhh 90 plun;lfully. lie then utu-
| thn-d his htartfa 10 look ap.fr their
| children. Numbers 81 parents and
she country allowed their diurh.ers 10
come 90 this city 60 obtain situations.
II care was nos exercised IN reference
% having mem accept employment
only from people Wa are good. hInsa.
and moral. ghey would be oNpased Is
! ferrlhlc danger ~ being mlsled ami
ruinsd. lie concluded by stating m
me Lhtier-day Saints were ana only
people who were seeking after the ce-
| lcMial kingdom OF uod
The Huntington choir sang enc an
ghem.
The song % the Redeemer.
Jurisdiction BY Elder u. II. Roberts.