The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
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DEFENDS GHla
Brands Magazine Arti,l,,
Slander'us' Aisrepres,,
"'nS and Falsehopd,, J
AT SAME TINE SOUNDS
WARNING TO LEADl|
Must Not Give Ground i,,,
sumption of Use Of Ds..,'
Says Speaker.
In an eloquent defense :,

In an eloquent defense =, :,
against what he termed II. u
Gus attacks. misrepresen,,as -
moods TO be found In tho nrs ana q
current magazines" Elds-p pinss al
Roberts. speaking In Inc =, ,nIlgfzr
sefdaS afternoon ut Tho c',elnaa. 4
terence Of the Salt I.sks Hua,lsfly
same breath sounded a wa,n,ns, 4
bigh In the church who H., % q
or ntterances had at timoey Mes
ground for the assump,jon SNen d
leaders did rot keep ,hei- 'nsy
and used deceit In the es,.h,',I % 'oeIn1
The Kingdom Of God on csr,S csr,Sns0,s,t
Elder Roberts did not snaa,,.
sons Tor whom this warning ~. u
cd. but did say: s "s' e
There are those With, =.
who have n, times seemed "a nv x
deceit and deception wera n.hz unhz
carrying forward the plans az GU
do H. You do the church - u3;
belong a great wrong and v,n. mmss
The truth must be all.enfealat q
doubt this would be blasnnsr.,,,i
Mr.. Roberts opened his di.,
stating that he purposed IN dI..uf
The church did not believe s s,sa
body. IL had falsely been nl.s1ass sass
ed rs believing. Hc lustit,ed ~
OF the negative statement bs, nS
TO the history OF the grsa, ssls'
the Catholic church and ,be ~.
anathema following a deiinits az,
OF belief. ''a's>
Not Man worshipsn
The speaker declared tha, The i.
day Saints have been Representa- =
Shipping the Prophe, Joseph Enin
cause the church holds him mn nm y
world as the one having the ,avs.
authority TO restore the gospel h
1T is not true that We vu,,.l,
prophet. said he We gnrbI,
same Godhead. the same Hoiv ~
as do other Christian churcGss
haps, in Christian charity. ne ouas''
10 say 'anathema' 10 those vSs 4.
call US man worshipers. but va X
they either wiliully or ignorsptls
represent us.
we have been wrongfpIly az
regarding the doctrine OF blood 4.
ment. We believe in that. Of eou,-
does the whole Christian word: M
tIine OF blood for blood Is hstIN,i
all scripture, but the church bss $
held that II had the right n +
capital punishment upon any of,7
In years gone by extravaRar5
advised. hasty. embttercd sials-'
have been made from our pulp!5'
do not Justify them, but can =
for them. II is not given to nors'
to walk ever In the pure suni1r
Gods inspiration and Il would B ,
to assert or claim that every vor5 4
the pulpit Is the word OF God. M +
ants OF God are not always insptroi
statements made In moments Y Z
and veXatiou are not inspired. az
the word of God,
Books Are Inspired.
''In the four books. the BINs.
Book OF Mormon. the DocuiH
Covenants, the Pearl of Great Pnc-'
of which we hold inspired. | h,>
statement which cannot De suoosz|
defended before all the world"
The attendance at the oorIa1
crowded the lower floor Of ihs 4
building. Counselor George R q
presided and Elder Arthur Pars7'
fered the opening prayer. The
sang Onward. Christian SodsrI
two anthems, 80 Come Lea Ia
Unto the Lord" and in Ny Rsdsz|
Name" with the accompaniment 81
great organ.
Elder Charles w. Penrose deli1r'
lengthy theological address, VI
principally with mans necessity Ia
IN Cod. "a
Elder George Albert Smith pros
the benediction.
In the evening services were ~
Assembly hall. under the auspiced
Mutual Improvement association.