Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-30
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ELDER DAVID MCKENZIE.
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Elder David Mckenzie, IN ADDRESSING
the meeting, said that the remarks
made In the Tabernacle were usually
OF nature to proclaim the Gospel to
the stranger. 1t was duty imposed By
the Father that all who knew the Cos
pei should proclaim 1t to those VINO did
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speak OF some Of the principles tina.
had appealed to him when he first came
In contact with the restored Gospel IL
was % years ago that as a young man
he was actuated by desire to Know
the VIII or God. He spent several weeks
In prayer and one evening he FOUND
upon MS ped pamphlet containing
lot or tracts written by Elder Orsoh
Pratt lie began readlhg ana contlnueo
lhe ehtire hlsnt Without reallzlhs now
fast the time Went What ne round
written had impressed MN TO the pres
eht tihe.
Elder mckenzie devoleu ms remarks
10 explaining the organlhatlon OF tne
chutch oIsahlzeu Ny Nnrist' solItIast.
itis IL WIN the orsahlza'iVlis OF present
DAY cnrlstian pouies, Aiso Iliu,S i.s
the similarity VI tfe Nnurcn estnplisneu
he reterred 10 the pellel OF the Latter
DAY SAINTS IN the principles OF the sath-
erlhg Oh israel sisns loHo"ihB we ps
HeVers, the restoratiVil OIL lne uospei,
luotlhg iioin we pipIe " o oS,.'s eai''eee
these Deileis as the iuihi'iheuV VI
plophecy' .,o
me choir SANG tiie ai'ti'e"i' Noi''e
Let Us oihs'
ELDER RUDGER CLAWSON.
Elder hudser Lawson eoi'lneIluieu
'he reports he hau nenIu III ti'e t i,' inns
session, OF lhe cohieIelice as iliu m,
CONDITION OF progress IN tne rloneer
s'ake: IN addressing .iie SonsIessuoh
ne salu' ihete aie 'n'ce eIassee Va op
nsa.lols UT uuties UNI 'es. upon a..
Latter-uay Sanits. ine uu.ies wy
owe themselves, Whlch i'viuuv wy
FAMILY me duties tney owe me onurcn'
anu 'he uu'Ies thvs 1--WE ,,ie WI ~ ~
ihah Hrst uuty pesnis ~ t"e NUNS ~,
IL is there ne ura"s us nsh' aiiu .n-
spiratlon' IL Iilai ia'is ~ PEI ~ ~, y.
mis- duty as huspanu ana ia,ner IL -
very uniikeiy mat ne win pefioli, ms
duties IN any p,her respect, ne Lotu
cannot use man VINO 10 no' upflshV
| anu soou. a. .equ,' '" Nh' ~ 10
| form ones duties TO the Churoh ana
| valleys of Zion. These were the du-
| ties TO its quorums and the other or
| CARNATIONS such as attending the
| meetings and taking part. Many men
| who have been delegated with the au-
| thority of the Priesthood are delln-
auent and do not meet the obligations
| they have assumed In receiving It..
| There was the duty of visiting and
| teaching the Saints, especially when
any were sick. In the Church 1t was
the duty OF all to help to unity and
| strengthen it. A man that is true to
himself win be true to the Church, and
| the man who fails the Church will be
| false to himself. The duty owed the
| world was a tremendous one II was
| that Of proclaiming the Gospel 10 all
| mankind. This evolved great sacri-
| fees but the Latter-day Saints were
| making them and constantly sending
| out messengers Of salvation.
| Elder Clawson concluded his remarks
by speaking of the pure character and
unselfshness OF the Elders who go out
+, into the world to preach the Gospel