“If there was ever such a thing as an apostle of Jesus Christ, this is the man”

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During a trial on frivolous charges, a judge stated, "If there was ever such a thing as an apostle of Jesus Christ, this is the man," and then freed the apostle. Who was the apostle?

a.                  Wilford Woodruff

b.                  Lorenzo Snow

c.                   Luke Johnson

d.                  Parley P. Pratt

Yesterday’s answer:

C   Brigham Young Jr.

From the life of Brigham Young Jr.:   During one of his Atlantic crossings, a terrible storm badly damaged the ship and washed a man overboard. A burly Irish seaman was convinced that the Mormon leader was, like Jonah, responsible for the gale, and would have tried to throw Elder Young into the sea had the captain not intervened.

Flake, Lawrence R., Prophets and Apostles of the Last Dispensation, (Provo, Utah: Religious Study Center, Brigham Young University, 2001), 290.