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The Natives would hold the lamb’s
hostage that Moses Thatcher was watching. To release the lambs back into his
care, Moses had to trade what with the Natives?
a.
His apple pie for the lambs
b.
His corn bread for their cake made
from crickets
c.
His ammunition for the lambs
d.
His watermelon for their cricket
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Yesterday’s answer:
D Joseph Smith
From the life of Orson Pratt:
Unfortunately, in Nauvoo Elder Pratt and his wife Sarah were
deceived by the slanderous lies fostered by the apostate John C. Bennett, and
in 1842 they were excommunicated from the Church for rebellion. When Orson
realized that Bennett had deceived him, his shame and despair were so great
that he even considered suicide. But the prophet Joseph Smith extended his love
and forgiveness to this grief-stricken brother and his wife and rebaptized them
himself. Brother Pratt was restored to his former position as one of the
members of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Flake, Lawrence R., Prophets and
Apostles of the Last Dispensation, (Provo, Utah: Religious Study Center,
Brigham Young University, 2001), 372.
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