DISCOURSE BY PRESIDENT WILFORD WOODRUFF,

IN THE MEETING HOUSE, KAYSVILLE, DAVIS COUNTY, SUNDAY MORNING,
DECEMBER 10TH, 1882.

(Reported by John Irvine.)

HARDSHIP THE HERITAGE OF THE SAINTS—THE NECESSITY OF TRIAL
FORGIVENESS OF ENEMIES—INSPIRED DREAMS, "GET THE SPIRIT
OF GOD"—THE GREAT WORK EXPECTED OF THE SAINTS—LABORS
AMONG THE LAMANITES.

We have met again this morning
to hear and receive instruction and
worship the Lord and honor Him
upon this holy Sabbath day.

The heavens are full of knowledge,
full of instruction, full of revela-
tion and of principle and decree,
and I may say of judgment, all to be
made use of in their day and time,
and we have a right to all the know-
ledge, all the revelation, all the
principles of truth, that we can
claim by faith and diligence in serv-
ing the Lord and in the performance
of our duty.

I look upon the Latter-day Saints
as occupying a position, I may say
equal, at least, to that occupied by
the people of any other dispensation
that God has ever given to man.
We are a blessed people; we are
favored of heaven and have received
at the hands of our heavenly Father
a great many blessings both of the
heavens and of the earth, and we, as
a people, should be grateful to the
Lord our God for the many kind-
nesses He has bestowed upon us.
We live, in fact, in the dispensation
of the fullness of times, the last

DISCOURSE BY PRESIDENT WILFORD WOODRUFF,

IN THE MEETING HOUSE, KAYSVILLE, DAVIS COUNTY, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10TH, 1882.

(Reported by John Irvine.)

HARDSHIP THE HERITAGE OF THE SAINTS -- THE NECESSITY OF TRIAL FORGIVENESS OF ENEMIES -- INSPIRED DREAMS, "GET THE SPIRIT OF GOD" -- THE GREAT WORK EXPECTED OF THE SAINTS -- LABORS AMONG THE LAMANITES.

We have met again this morning to hear and receive instruction and worship the Lord and honor Him upon this holy Sabbath day.

The heavens are full of knowledge, full of instruction, full of revelation and of principle and decree, and I may say of judgment, all to be made use of in their day and time, and we have a right to all the knowledge, all the revelation, all the principles of truth, that we can claim by faith and diligence in serving the Lord and in the performance of our duty.

I look upon the Latter-day Saints as occupying a position, I may say equal, at least, to that occupied by the people of any other dispensation that God has ever given to man. We are a blessed people; we are favored of heaven and have received at the hands of our heavenly Father a great many blessings both of the heavens and of the earth, and we, as a people, should be grateful to the Lord our God for the many kindnesses He has bestowed upon us. We live, in fact, in the dispensation of the fullness of times, the last