 | Mormons - 1885 - 504 pages
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 | Jackson County (Mo.) - 1881 - 1052 pages
...interest or ambition. " What would be the fate of our lives and property in the hands of jurors arid witnesses who do not blush to declare, and would not...prospect of obtaining inheritances without money and without price, may be better imagined than described. ****** * " And we do hereby most solemnly declare,... | |
 | Mormon Church - 1888 - 816 pages
...ambition, and then ask : 'What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses who do not blush to declare, and would not,...divination and of unknown tongues, and fired with the prospects of obtaining inheritances without money and without price — may be better imagined than... | |
 | 1888 - 508 pages
...their favor. It is asked: "What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses, who do not blush to declare, and would...and supernatural cures, have conversed with God and angels, and possess and exercise the gifts of divination, and unknown tongues, and fired with the prospects... | |
 | Andrew Jenson - Mormon Church - 1889 - 1048 pages
...the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses who do not blush to dec are, and would not, upon occasion, hesitate to swear that...divination and of unknown tongues, and fired with the prospects of obtaining inheritances without money and without price — may be better Imagined than... | |
 | Andrew Jenson - Mormon Church - 1889 - 1108 pages
...the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors ami witnesses who do not blush to dec are, and would not, upon occasion, hesitate to swear that they have wrought miracles *"••' have been the subjects of miraculous ami supernatural cures, have conversed with God and... | |
 | William Alexander Linn - 1902 - 696 pages
...the county, asked : " What would be the state of our lives and property in the hands of jurors and witnesses who do not blush to declare, and would not...the gifts of divination and of unknown tongues, and are fired with the prospect of obtaining inheritances without money and without price, may be better... | |
 | Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - 1902 - 660 pages
...interest or ambition. "What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses, who do not blush to declare, and would...subjects of miraculous and supernatural cures, have converse with God and His angels, and possess and exercise the gifts of divination and of unknown tongues,... | |
 | Woodbridge Riley - Latter Day Saint churches - 1902 - 502 pages
...Fayette, Missouri, asks: ' What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses, who do not blush to declare, and would...the subjects of miraculous and supernatural cures?"* In England the missionaries of healing called out a more legal, if not a more determined opposition."... | |
 | Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - 1905 - 564 pages
...the Saints, they say: "What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses, who do not blush to declare, and would...prospect of obtaining inheritances without money and without price — may be better imagined than described. ' Of their pretended revelations from heaven... | |
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What would be the fate of our lives and property, in the hands of jurors and witnesses, who do not blush to declare, and would not upon occasion hesitate to swear, that they have wrought miracles, and have been the subjects of miraculous and supernatural... 
