Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-12
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between, that they should not, ln the
providence Of God be permitted to
remain little longer with us, She was
not so old but she might have lived
for many years and continued her labor
amongst us But III Gods providence
the youth even, the brightest some-
times, amongst us, and the most faiths
nil, the most dilIgeut those who seem
to be qualified to accomplish the great
est good, are often permitted TO go
before. while those who need light, who
borrow light. who are seeking light
and intelligence ana who are suacepti-
bic TO It and are striving 10 absorb IN
their souls chat II may become a part
OF them, remain To- struggle along with
their intersections and with the dit-
ncultles that they have TO meet with iu
life. to DO the best they can. And ]
come to the conclusion that God intends
that we shall feel and know thar IL Us
not man, nor the arm OF flesh that we
shall nut our trust IN, but that we shall
depend upon Him, aud put out trust In
Him. though the world is opposed ana
all the forces, II seems, Of evil, ara
alrayed against the work OF the Lord
one OF the sisters remarked that "
the world could see ana knew the
virtue and the purity Of life of
such women aa Sister Taylor
and her associates IN the Young
Ladies' Mutual improvement assocIa.
lions, that II would seem that they
would hold their tongue This ] fear Is
a mistake. / believe that II is because
the wicked see the virtues and see the
purity Of llfe the honor and upright
ness, the faith and fidelity Of the
daughters OF Zion and OF the faithful
sons Of Zion, that they are stirred up
the more to bitterness hatred and envy
as the wolf Is stirred In his hunger and
ravenous appetite against the Innocent
lamb The more purity You have, the
better you live. the nearer unto God,
the more upright you are, the more the
wicked will hate and prosecute you and
say all manner Of evil against YOU
falsely. for 20 they ala against Him
who was without sin or blemIsh, for
II was against Him who was purpr
than all and better than all. who had
more intelligence than an others that
eyel lived In the flesh, they cried: LET
His blood be upon us and upon our
children; cruelty Him." put Him To
death, And I say again, that the wick
ed In the world hate, and win continue
to hate you as long as you continue to
possess virtue purity honor and truth.
until He comes whose right ID rs TO
reign In the earth as King of kings
and Lord OF lords, and shan execute
judgment upon the wicked. and the
ungodly SHAH be forced TO bow the
knee, and their blasphemous tongue
Qhul hu foVHaH -
Is the Christ the Son Of the living God.
NOW, ] think you win find this TO be
the truth.
The Lord bless you I win say to
Bishop Taylor God bless you, and
help you to continue to be the man that
you are all good wives help their hus-
bands TO be good, that ls, IL there Is
any good In them, To him l say, the
Lord bless you, comfort your heart.
give you that strength that is needed
70 enable you 70 continue your labors
as shepherd In Israel and as
q guide 10 the flock over
which you preside as Bish7n
Of the Church, and that you and yours
may be blessed and filled with Joy. sat
istaotion and the knowledge that you
possess all the glorious privileges ana
rights that belong TO her that has now
gone before you, that you viii meet
her again and enjoy her society foi,
ever and ever in the mansion that IL
prepared for you, or viii be prepared
FOR you, when you shall be gathered
into the kingdom Of our God. This k
my prayer for you. Ever be true to the
Gospel OF life; be true to the examples
OF your mother, walk and follow IN her
footsteps, for she was indeed a true
mother IN Israel, and a Wise counselor
a glorious, good woman. God bless
her memory TO all those who knew her:
and may her fame and her name be-
handed down from generation TO gen.
Grafton by those who love God and Who
strive to keep His commandments ls
my prayer In the name Of Jesus. Amen.
The choir sang as concluding mum.
Der Rest on the Hillside, Rest" ate,
which benedlction was pronounced by
Elder Rudger Clawson Of the Council
Of the Twelve Apostles
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