While missionaries
were out and about during the construction of the Nauvoo Temple, they
constantly asked the Saints for donations to help in the construction of the
temple. Because most branches did not have much, the list of items sent was
similar to a listing of a modern day yard sale, basically anything that was
useable was sent. What did the Andover branch of the Church in Ohio contribute
to the temple?
a.
Mittens, socks, and apples
b.
Hats, canes, and nails
c.
Jerky, pots, and boots
d.
Peaches, rope, and wool
Yesterday’s answer:
a.
One of the three Nephites
April 24th,
1867: At Provo with family of Alexander McDonald. Sister McDonald told me a
blessing she received under the hands of one of the old Nephites when she was
very sick. She was healed and was promised a family of 8 children. She has now
6.
Wilford Woodruff’s Journal Excerpts (Genola, Utah:
Pioneer Publishing), 163.
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