Epistle to the Saints, 13 December 1841
Nauvoo, Ill. .
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December 13, 1841 ~ Monday
13th I had an interview with Br Ebenezar
Robison he wished to hire me for the season
to assist him in writing & in other business
I spent my time as usual in the store
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Robinson, Ebenezer
25 May 1816 - 11 Mar 1891
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December 7, 1841 ~ Tuesday Dec 7th I spent most of my time in the Store but in the evening I attended meeting & herd a discourse deliverd by Lyman Wight who declaired some most stirling truths concerning the building of the Temple & the Nauvoo House if the Saints did not do it they would be rejected as a Church with their dead saith the Lord we should again be driven &c he spoke in truth & the Spirit of God
~ Lyman Wight
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Wilford and Phebe move into their own home for the first time in their married life.
Wilford is appointed to Nauvoo City Council.
Wooden font dedicated in the unfinished basement of Nauvoo Temple.
Wilford witnesses first baptisms for the dead in the Nauvoo Temple.
Wilford sees Urim and Thummim.
Wilford helps haul stone for the Nauvoo House and Nauvoo Temple.
Wilford appointed manager of the Church's official newspaper Times and Seasons.