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Home missionary Franklin Wheeler Young states that him
and his companion used what mode of transportation during the winter of 1865-66
in the Bear Lake area of Idaho?
a.
Horses and sleds
b.
Oxen and sleds
c.
Ski’s
d.
Snowshoes
Yesterday’s
answer:
C The
scripture in question was in large print
From the life of David William Jeffs: While on this mission he labored as a
traveling Elder in the East Tennessee conference. He received many great
testimonies of the Gospel, and greatly enjoyed his labors and received the
gifts of healing, faith and knowledge, to a marked extent. In a sketch prepared
for this work, Elder Jeffs writes: “I went into the mission field with very
little knowledge of the Bible, and I had to study very hard and depend greatly
upon the inspiration of the Holy Ghost to guide and sustain me in my labors; I
had no experience in preaching. The Lord, however, came to my assistance many
times. I remember on one occasion, when defending the principles of the Gospel,
I quoted a passage of Scripture that I had heard my companion repeat; the
minister with whom I was conversing asked me where such a passage of Scripture
was, as he had never read it in the Bible. I told him to let me take his Bible
and I opened it, and there appeared, a certain verse, in very large letters
which I read to him. It was the very passage that I had quoted to him. After
reading the passage referred to, it did not appear any larger print that the rest
of the chapter; this is one example out of many like testimonies.
Andrew Jenson, LDS
Biographical Encyclopedia (Salt Lake City: Andrew Jenson History Company,
1914), 51-52.
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