other; and while we do live in the flesh
let us do our duty.

Our reward is on the other side of
the veil. No matter whether a man
is rich or poor here. Riches are
dangerous. It is better to be poor
than rich. If a man gets riches
enough to damn him, it is the worst
calamity that can come upon him.
As one said anciently, "Give me
neither poverty nor riches." Many
of us have traveled a great many
years in the vineyard of the Lord,
trying to save the souls of men and
to lay up treasures in heaven. Thou-
sands have been redeemed in these
temples. You have one here in
Logan. We have been called as
Saviors upon Mount Zion, while the
kingdom has been the Lord's. These
are glorious principles. To be saved
ourselves, and to save our fellow-
men, what a glorious thing! What
is gold and silver; what are the
riches of this world? They all
perish with the using. We pass
away and leave them. But if we
have eternal life, if we keep the
faith and overcome, we shall rejoice
when we go upon the other side of
the veil. I rejoice in all these
things. There is hardly any princi-
ple the Lord has revealed that I
have rejoiced more in than in the
redemption of our dead; that we will
have our fathers, our mothers, our
wives and our children with us in
the family organization, in the
morning of the first resurrection and
in the Celestial Kingdom. These are
grand principles. They are worth
every sacrifice. When we get home
with God and with the Prophets and
Apostles we will rejoice exceedingly.
"Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither have entered into the heart
of man, the things which God hath
prepared for them that love Him." [1 Corinthians 2:9]

Brethren and sisters, am I glad to
meet with you, and to have the
privilege of bearing my testimony.
This is the Church of God. The
Lord has a good people here—the
sons and daughters of Abraham,
whose lives have been hid with
Christ in God, and you have known
it not. The Priesthood has been
handed down from Father Abra-
ham, through the lineage of our
forefathers, unto us in this last dis-
pensation and fulness of times.
Then let us be true and faithful; let
us honor God; let us try to keep His
commandments; let us remember
our prayers and do our duty, and
especially be united—united to the
Lord, united to the Holy Ghost,
united to one another, that we may
carry out the principles in our day
and time; which may God grant,
for Christ's sake. Amen.

other; and while we do live in the flesh let us do our duty.

Our reward is on the other side of the veil. No matter whether a man is rich or poor here. Riches are dangerous. It is better to be poor than rich. If a man gets riches enough to damn him, it is the worst calamity that can come upon him. As one said anciently, "Give me neither poverty nor riches." Many of us have traveled a great many years in the vineyard of the Lord, trying to save the souls of men and to lay up treasures in heaven. Thousands have been redeemed in these temples. You have one here in Logan. We have been called as Saviors upon Mount Zion, while the kingdom has been the Lord's. These are glorious principles. To be saved ourselves, and to save our fellowmen, what a glorious thing! What is gold and silver; what are the riches of this world? They all perish with the using. We pass away and leave them. But if we have eternal life, if we keep the faith and overcome, we shall rejoice when we go upon the other side of the veil. I rejoice in all these things. There is hardly any principle the Lord has revealed that I have rejoiced more in than in the redemption of our dead; that we will have our fathers, our mothers, our wives and our children with us in the family organization, in the morning of the first resurrection and in the Celestial Kingdom. These are grand principles. They are worth every sacrifice. When we get home with God and with the Prophets and Apostles we will rejoice exceedingly. "Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love Him."

Brethren and sisters, am I glad to meet with you, and to have the privilege of bearing my testimony. This is the Church of God. The Lord has a good people here—the sons and daughters of Abraham, whose lives have been hid with Christ in God, and you have known it not. The Priesthood has been handed down from Father Abraham, through the lineage of our forefathers, unto us in this last dispensation and fulness of times. Then let us be true and faithful; let us honor God; let us try to keep His commandments; let us remember our prayers and do our duty, and especially be united—united to the Lord, united to the Holy Ghost, united to one another, that we may carry out the principles in our day and time; which may God grant, for Christ's sake. Amen.