Leaves From My Journal ... : Designed for the Instruction And Encouragement of Young Latter-Day Saints
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GREAT EXCITE]MENT UPON BOTH ISLANDS. 35 The excitement became great upon both islands, and on Sunday, the 17th of September, I met a large assembly from both islands, and took the same subject that Mr. Douglass had dwelt upon in his remarks against the Book of Mormon and our principles.
I spoke two-and-a-hajf hours, and answered every objection against the Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith or our prin- ciples.
I had good attention, and the people seemed satisfied. At the close of the meeting Elder H...ale administered the ordin- ance of baptism.
Mr. Newton, in order to save his cause, went to the main- land and brought over several ministers with him and held a protracted meeting. They hoped by this to stop the work of God, but all to no avail, for the whole people would attend our meeting and receive the word of Grod, and we continued to baptize.
We visited the dwellings of most of the inhabitants during our sojourn there.
Upon one occasion, while standing upon Mr. Carver's farm on the east end of the North Island, we counted fifty-five islands in that region, the majority of which were not inhabit- ed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GREAT EXCITE]MENT UPON BOTH ISLANDS. 35 The excitement became great upon both islands, and on Sunday, the 17th of September, I met a large assembly from both islands, and took the same subject that Mr. Douglass had dwelt upon in his remarks against the Book of Mormon and our principles.
I spoke two-and-a-hajf hours, and answered every objection against the Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith or our prin- ciples.
I had good attention, and the people seemed satisfied. At the close of the meeting Elder H...ale administered the ordin- ance of baptism.
Mr. Newton, in order to save his cause, went to the main- land and brought over several ministers with him and held a protracted meeting. They hoped by this to stop the work of God, but all to no avail, for the whole people would attend our meeting and receive the word of Grod, and we continued to baptize.
We visited the dwellings of most of the inhabitants during our sojourn there.
Upon one occasion, while standing upon Mr. Carver's farm on the east end of the North Island, we counted fifty-five islands in that region, the majority of which were not inhabit- ed.
What to read after Leaves From My Journal ... : Designed for the Instruction And Encouragement of Young Latter-Day Saints?
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