Hyrum Smith states that the temple is incomparable, emphasizing its importance for granting power and knowledge, and its role in addressing church challenges.

Date
Aug 1, 1844
Type
Speech / Court Transcript
Source
John Taylor
LDS
Hearsay
Reprint
Reference

Hyrum Smith, "CONFERENCE MINUTES.," Times and Seasons 5, no. 14, August 1, 1844: 596

Scribe/Publisher
John Taylor, Times and Seasons
People
Hyrum Smith, John Taylor
Audience
Listening Public, Reading Public
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Transcription

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CONFERENCE MINUTES.

Continuation of last April's Conference.

At two o'clock, P. M., Patriarch Hyrum Smith arrived at the stand, and said he wanted to speak something about the the Temple.

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I cannot make a comparison between the house of God and any thing now in existence. Great things are to grow out of that house; there is a great and mighty power to grow out of it; there is an endowment; knowledge is power, we want knowledge; we have frequently difficulties with persons who profess to be Latter Day Saints; when the sacrament will be administered in the Lord's house, it will do away with a great deal of difficulty that is now in existence.

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(To be Continued.)

From the Nauvoo Neighbor.

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