No for it takes all our time to try to save the
that is reap. you think that Elder Young
has put the flail on rather heavy. But it is
nothing to be compaired with the Threshing
you will get in Zion, & those that have the harde-
st heads have to be thrashed the hardest,
but dont be troubled about the chaff when
it comes to the barns God will prepare a great
wind Mill that will blow all the chaff away
I speak in Parables. I compare the Saints
to a good cow, when you milk her clean she
will always have an abundance of milk to give, but
you milk her a little & she will soon dry up
So with the Saints if they do but little in building
up Zion they soon have but little to do with, this
was the case in Cincinnati I had a dream concer[nin]g
the Saints there. I thought I was in a field of
wheat that was stacked up & we had got to draw
it into the barn come to open the stack the bun-
dles would all fall to peices & it was filled
with clusters of Rats & mice, who had been
eting up the grain. I thought these Rats &
mice were the Elders & official members who
had been in & lain on the Church, lived on the
wheat eaten then up instead of building up
New churches. So that when the Twelve
came along they could not get any thing for
the Temple or Nauvoo House, or Hardly a place
to stay the rats had eat up the wheat so & we
had to go to the world for a home to stay while
we were their, we are not Polished stones like
Elder Babbit, Elder Adams, Elder Blakesley &
Elder Magin &c But we are rough stones out
of the mountain, & when we roll through
the forest & nock the bark of[f] from the trees
it does not hurt us even if we should get a

No for it takes all our time to try to save the that is reaped you think that Elder Young has put the flail on rather heavy. But it is nothing to be compaired with the Threshing you will get in Zion, & those that have the hardest heads have to be thrashed the hardest, but dont be troubled about the chaff when it comes to the barns God will prepare a great wind Mill that will blow all the chaff away I speak in Parables. I compare the Saints to a good cow, when you milk her clean she will always have an abundance of milk to give, but you milk her a little & she will soon dry up So with the Saints if they do but little in building up Zion they soon have but little to do with, this was the case in Cincinnati I had a dream concerning the saints there. I thought I was in a field of wheat that was stacked up & we had got to draw it into the barn come to open the stack the bundles would all fall to peices & it was filled with clusters of Rats & mice, who had been eting up the grain. I thought these Rats & mice were the Elders & official members who had been in & lain on the church, lived on the wheat eaten then up instead of building up New churches. So that when the Twelve came along they could not get any thing for the Temple or Nauvoo House, or Hardly a place to stay the rats had eat up the wheat so & we had to go to the world for a home to stay while we were their, we are not Polished stones like Elder Babbit, Elder Adams, Elder Blakesley & Elder Magin &c But we are rough stones out of the mountain, & when we roll through the forest & nock the bark off from the trees it does not hurt us even if we should get a