. Die Autobiografie von Parley Parker Pratt, einer der Zwölf Apostel der Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage, die sein Leben, Dienst und Reisen, mit Auszügen, in Prosa und Vers, von seinen sonstigen Schriften. Hno-Smith, der ingreat Power redete, als er von dem Heiligen Geist, und der Geist der Stärke und des Zeugnisses auf theElders auf wunderbare Weise ruhte. Auch hier wurden somestrange Manifestationen von falschen Geister, die Waren sofort unverzüglich gerügt. Mehrere wurden dann durch die Offenbarung, durch Pres-dent Smith und der Hohen Priestertum nach geweiht.

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. The autobiography of Parley Parker Pratt, one of the Twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, embracing his life, ministry and travels, with extracts, in prose and verse, from his miscellaneous writings. ent Smith, who spake ingreat power, as he was moved by the Holy Ghost; andthe spirit of power and of testimony rested down upon theElders in a marvellous manner. Here also were somestrange manifestations of false spirits, which were immedi-ately rebuked. Several were then selected by revelation, through Pres-dent Smith, and ordained to the High Priesthood afterthe order of the Son of God; which is after the order ofMelchisedec. This was the first occasion in which thispriesthood had been revealed and conferred upon the Eld-ers in this dispensation, although the office of an Elderis the same in a certain degree, but not in the fulness.On this occasion I was ordained to this holy ordinanceand calling by President Smith. After these things, and the business of the conferencewas over, myself and Orson Pratt were appointed byrevelation to perform a mission together, through the West-ern States, and to meet the brethren I had left in Jack-son County, Missouri; and many others also who w ere. C/A^<*^ (/^^.J:^zr ^dWt, PoRM SiPTiMBR 19, 1811, Died OctobR 3, 1881 COPIED FROM A PHOTOGRAPH. AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF PARLEY P. PRATT. 78 sent ill a similar manner, two and two tlirongli the WesternStates, and who were all appointed to meet in JacksonOonnty, Missonri, and hold the next conference.* Soon after the conference my brother and myself com-menced onr journey without any means to bear our ex-penses. We travelled through the States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri, in the nndst of the heat of summeron foot, and faithfully preached the gospel in many partsof all these States. We suffered the liardships incident toa new and, in many places, unsettled country, such as hun-ger, thirst, fatigue, etc. We arrived in upi)er Missouri inSeptember, having

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• bookcentury1800
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