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	==John Taylor (1884): "to make known unto us through Thy servant Joseph-by the manifestation of Thyself and Thy well beloved Son"==		==John Taylor (1884): "to make known unto us through Thy servant Joseph---by the manifestation of Thyself and Thy well beloved Son"==
	In one of his dedicatory prayers at the Logan Temple, President Taylor said:		In one of his dedicatory prayers at the Logan Temple, President Taylor said:
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==John Taylor (1884): "to make known unto us through Thy servant Joseph-by the manifestation of Thyself and Thy well beloved Son"==
In one of his dedicatory prayers at the Logan Temple, President Taylor said:
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It hath pleased Thee, O Lord God, our Heavenly Father, to reveal Thyself in our days, and to make known unto us through Thy servant Joseph---by the manifestation of Thyself and Thy well beloved Son, Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer, by Thine appearing unto him, that Thou still livest by the opening of the heavens, by the brightness of Thine appearance, and by Thine own voice Thou hast manifested Thyself unto him, and pointing also to our glorious Redeemer who was present with Thee, declared Him to be Thy well beloved Son in whom Thou wast well pleased, and commanded Thy servant Joseph to hear Him.<ref>John Taylor, Logan Temple Dedicatory Prayer, May 17, 1884, Utah Journal [Logan, Utah] volume 2, reprinted in the Millennial Star 46 (1884): 386-91.</ref>
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