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Jonah like, which apostle was almost thrown into the ocean
because one of the sailors on board said he was responsible for a storm?
a.
John Taylor
b.
Brigham Young
c.
Brigham Young Jr.
d.
George A. Smith
Yesterday’s
answer:
A Mayor of
Salt Lake City
From the life of Jedediah Morgan Grant: In 1851 Jedediah Grant was elected the first
mayor of Salt Lake City and retained that position by an almost unanimous vote
until his death. The honor of being chosen as second counselor to Brigham Young
came in 1854, and with this call came the blessing of being ordained an apostle
in the Church of Jesus Christ. Two years later a great reform movement swept
the Church, headed in large measure by President Grant. The purpose of the
reformation was to urge the Saints to improve the appearance of both themselves
and their property and to become purified of all sin, confessing and abandoning
everything unholy in their lives. So ardently did he work to effect this
marvelous sanctification among the people he loved that his health broke down.
Flake, Lawrence R., Prophets and Apostles of the Last Dispensation, (Provo, Utah:
Religious Study Center, Brigham Young University, 2001), 252-253.
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