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Oct 24, 1835

Journal Entry

October 24, 1835 ~ Saturday

24th Wrote A Letter to President John Whitmer in
Kirtland sent 7 subscribers for papers 14 baptised
sent $500 money

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Whitmer, John
27 Aug 1802 - 11 Jul 1878

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We repaired to the water whare the Spirit of God & the solemnities of of Eternity rested upon us While administering the ordinance of Baptism. It was A scene that caused rejoicing in both heaven & Earth to view 3 men lead their wives into the same element whare our Saviour had lain to obey the mandates of heaven
~ Wilford Woodruff

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[FIGURE] I wrote a Letter to John Whitmer which was published in the Messenger and Advocate page 237. I sent $5.

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days. I also wrote on the a letter to John Whitmore which was published in the Messenger and Advocate page 237. While holding service at the house of brother

Letter to John Whitmer, 24 October 1835

Paris, Henry co. Tenn. DEAR BROTHER IN THE LORD: Since the 21st of Sept. I have extended the limits of my travels to Clark River Ky. Here I proclaimed the gospel, on Sabbath and Monday, and was public- ly opposed by a Campbellite Priest; although weak, in and of myself, yet I wielded the sword in the name of the Lord Jesus, and prevailed. I delivered three discourses; which included, the gospel of Jesus Christ, the authenticity of the Book of Mor- mon, and the scattering and gathering of the house of Israel: after which three came forward for baptism: I con- firmed them, by the water side, and left them strong in the faith of the new and everlasting covenant. There are some more in this place, who will fol- low the example of the three which I have been speaking of. I took my leave of these my new brethren and friends, and journeyed to Taropen, where we had baptized some before. I held two meetings in this place; af- ter which eight presented themselves as candidates for baptism: We imme- diately repaired to the water, the so- lemnities of eternity, and the the Spirit of the Lord rested upon the congrega- tion. I baptized 14 since the 21st of Sept. Yours in the new covenant, W. WOODRUFF. To J. WHITMER.

Daybook (13 January 1835 - 26 November 1836)

Wrote A Letter to Br John Whitmer Kirtland. 7 s[ubscriber]s for paprs & 14 Baptized sinsc^e^ wrote Last 21 Sep ^sent $500 money^

Oct 24, 1835