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John Taylor (1879): "The Lord revealed himself to him together with his Son Jesus"

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	Note that in this case, Taylor refers to the Father as "the Lord":		Note that in this case, Taylor refers to the Father as "the Lord":
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	Now, we will come to other events, of later date; events with which we are associated—I refer now to the time that Joseph Smith came among men. What was his position? and how was he situated? I can tell you what he told me about it. He said that he was very ignorant of the ways, designs and purposes of God, and knew nothing about them; he was a youth unacquainted with religious matters or the systems and theories of the day. He went to the Lord, having read James' statement, that "If any of you lack wisdom let him ask of God that giveth to all men liberally and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him." [James 1.5] He believed that statement and went to the Lord and asked him, and the Lord revealed himself to him together with his Son Jesus, and, pointing to the latter, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ He then asked in regard to the various religions with which he was surrounded.<ref>{{JDfairwiki\|author=John Taylor\|title=Restoration Of The Gospel Through Joseph Smith, etc.\|date=7 December 1879\|vol=21\|disc=19\|start=161~~, {{ea}}~~}}</ref>		Now, we will come to other events, of later date; events with which we are associated—I refer now to the time that Joseph Smith came among men. What was his position? and how was he situated? I can tell you what he told me about it. He said that he was very ignorant of the ways, designs and purposes of God, and knew nothing about them; he was a youth unacquainted with religious matters or the systems and theories of the day. He went to the Lord, having read James' statement, that "If any of you lack wisdom let him ask of God that giveth to all men liberally and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him." [James 1.5] He believed that statement and went to the Lord and asked him, and the Lord revealed himself to him together with his Son Jesus, and, pointing to the latter, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ He then asked in regard to the various religions with which he was surrounded.<ref>{{JDfairwiki\|author=John Taylor\|title=Restoration Of The Gospel Through Joseph Smith, etc.\|date=7 December 1879\|vol=21\|disc=19\|start=161}}</ref>
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==John Taylor (1879): "The Lord revealed himself to him together with his Son Jesus"==
Note that in this case, Taylor refers to the Father as "the Lord":
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Now, we will come to other events, of later date; events with which we are associated—I refer now to the time that Joseph Smith came among men. What was his position? and how was he situated? I can tell you what he told me about it. He said that he was very ignorant of the ways, designs and purposes of God, and knew nothing about them; he was a youth unacquainted with religious matters or the systems and theories of the day. He went to the Lord, having read James' statement, that "If any of you lack wisdom let him ask of God that giveth to all men liberally and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him." [James 1.5] He believed that statement and went to the Lord and asked him, and the Lord revealed himself to him together with his Son Jesus, and, pointing to the latter, said: ‘This is my beloved Son, hear him.’ He then asked in regard to the various religions with which he was surrounded.<ref>{{JDfairwiki|author=John Taylor|title=Restoration Of The Gospel Through Joseph Smith, etc.|date=7 December 1879|vol=21|disc=19|start=161, {{ea}}}}</ref>
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