31st Sunday and the last day of the year I
Preached at Br Abers in the morning & had a
good time. I met with the High Priest & spoke
a few moments & was followed by Elder B Young
I met in council In the evening & was interested
A Synopsis of the travels and labours
of W Woodruff in A.D 1843
Travled in 13 of the United States | 5171 | miles |
Held | 26 | meetings |
Attended Conferences & councils | 20 | |
Baptized | 6 | persons |
Confirmed | 10 | persons |
Ordained | 5 | Elders |
Blessed | 15 | Children |
Administered unto the sick | 25 | |
Wrote | 25 | Letters |
Recieved | 12 | Letters |
Married | 2 | Persons |
I Reported and recorded in this Journal seven interesting discourses from Joseph the Seer | 7 | Reported |
I Reported & recorded eight sermons of the Twelve | 8 | Reported |
I spent most of the time in company with
Elder Taylor in attending to the Printing office
During the past year in printing the Times &
Seasons & Nauvoo Neighbor
I Procured 75 subscribers for the T & S & N N 75 subscribers
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Our sufferings are that we may learn by experiance the prin- ciple of contrast between good and evil. in order to obtain Power never suffer anger to find a seat in your breast [illegible] never get angry at all treat all mildly, govern yourself your passions & it will give you power.
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