Luke Johnson
Luke
Johnson, who had left the Church prior to this incident, did what to help
Joseph Smith Sr.?
a. Help
him escape court while charged on a vexations suit
b. Plant
his garden
c. Move
Joseph Sr. and Lucy Mack Smith from Kirtland to Missouri
d. Give
patriarchal blessings when Joseph Sr. was too busy
Yesterday’s answer:
b. He
heard the prayer of a child asking to watch over the prophet
Oliver Huntington, The Prophet’s bodyguard, tells how one
prayer was answered: At a time when Joseph Smith was guarded day and night by
his brethren from mob violence, that he might perform his necessary business
labors and get the necessary night’s rest and that his life should be safe; he
was in a log house at night. Several brethren were with him and were making
arrangements as to who should stand guard that night.
Joseph was
listening to the prayer of a little boy in the room adjoining. The boy prayed
for the Prophet, that he might be secure and safe from his enemies, the mob,
that night.
When the boy had
done praying, Joseph turned to his brethren and told them all to go to bed and
all sleep and rest themselves that night, for God had heard and would answer
that boy’s prayer. They all went to bed and slept safely until morning
undisturbed.
Joseph Smith’s
Kirtland, Karl Ricks Anderson (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company,
1989), 165.
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