Day in the Life

Jul 2, 1882

Journal Entry

July 02, 1882 ~ Sunday

July 2 Sunday Conference Met at 10 oclok John Vancott prayed

A coffin
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Mary Ann
Young

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Abram H Cannon spoke 30 M[inutes], W Woodruff 25 M at the
close I attended the funeral of Sister Mary Ann Young aged
79 the wife of President Brigham Y[oun]g W Woodruff spoke 10 M
John Taylor 30 M, & J F Smith 10 M she was buried by the side
of her Husband President Brigham Y[ou]ng

Afternoon Br John Nicholson spoke 34 M Authorites of the
Church then presented after which Joseph F Smith spoke 41 M

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Cannon, Abraham Hoagland
12 Mar 1859 - 19 Jul 1896
149 mentions
Apostle
Young, Brigham
1 Jun 1801 - 29 Aug 1877
3458 mentions
Apostle, Family
Taylor, John, b. 1808
1 Nov 1808 - 25 Jul 1887
1961 mentions
Apostle
Van Cott, John
7 Sep 1814 - 18 Feb 1883
Smith, Joseph Fielding
13 Nov 1838 - 19 Nov 1918
4135 mentions
Apostle
Young, Mary Ann Angell
8 Jun 1803 - 27 Jun 1882

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Discourse 1882-07-02
President Wilford Woodruff said that young men were taken from the various vocations of life and sent forth to proclaim the Gospel to the people of the nations of the earth in their own tongues. This work was one that had been spoken of by the ancient prophets, and no one could reject it who could sin- cerely believe the Bible. God had restored the Gospel through the Prophet Joseph strictly in accord- ance with the prophecies uttered by his servants anciently, and this was the same Gospel that was taught by them, and the Church was organized in the same way and by the same authority as the Church of Christ anciently. No man had au- thority to administer the ordinances of the Gospel unless he was call- ed of God, and all promises or ordi- nances made without that author- ity would end with death. The Saints had been persecuted more be- fore the principle of celestial marri- age was revealed than since. This was the only principle by which we could claim our family relationship on the other side of the vail. The Lord had verified the truth of the testimonies of the Elders of Israel to all who obeyed their words in honesty of heart. We were engaged in an important work and it be- hooved us as Saints to keep our cov- enants.

Jul 2, 1882