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John Taylor (1879): "He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith"

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	==John Taylor (1879): "He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith"==		==John Taylor (1879): "He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith"==
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	The Lord has taken a great deal of pains to bring us where we are and to give us the information we have. He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith. He didn't send anybody but came himself, and introducing his Son, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ And he permitted the ancient prophets, apostles and men of God that existed in different ages to come and confer the keys of their several dispensations upon the prophet of the Lord, in order that he should be endowed and imbued with the power and Spirit of God, with the light of revelation and the eternal principles of the everlasting Gospel.<ref>{{JDfairwiki\|author=John Taylor\|title=Eternal Nature Of The Gospel, etc.\|date=28 November 1879\|vol=21\|disc=14\|start=116\|end=117~~, {{ea}}~~}}</ref>		The Lord has taken a great deal of pains to bring us where we are and to give us the information we have. He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith. He didn't send anybody but came himself, and introducing his Son, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ And he permitted the ancient prophets, apostles and men of God that existed in different ages to come and confer the keys of their several dispensations upon the prophet of the Lord, in order that he should be endowed and imbued with the power and Spirit of God, with the light of revelation and the eternal principles of the everlasting Gospel.<ref>{{JDfairwiki\|author=John Taylor\|title=Eternal Nature Of The Gospel, etc.\|date=28 November 1879\|vol=21\|disc=14\|start=116\|end=117}}</ref>
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==John Taylor (1879): "He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith"==
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The Lord has taken a great deal of pains to bring us where we are and to give us the information we have. He came himself, accompanied by his Son Jesus, to the Prophet Joseph Smith. He didn't send anybody but came himself, and introducing his Son, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ And he permitted the ancient prophets, apostles and men of God that existed in different ages to come and confer the keys of their several dispensations upon the prophet of the Lord, in order that he should be endowed and imbued with the power and Spirit of God, with the light of revelation and the eternal principles of the everlasting Gospel.<ref>{{JDfairwiki|author=John Taylor|title=Eternal Nature Of The Gospel, etc.|date=28 November 1879|vol=21|disc=14|start=116|end=117, {{ea}}}}</ref>
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