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	Joseph Smith Letterbook 1, pp. 1-6. This electronic text was copied from Wikisource. The editor notes that insertions are indicated like <ins>this</ins> and deletions are indicated like <del>this</del>. Text in <span style="color:~~blue">blue</span> is in Smith's own handwriting, the remainder in the handwriting of Frederick G. Williams.~~		Joseph Smith:
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	from the age of twelve years to fifteen I pondered many things in my heart concerning the sittuation of the world of mankind the contentions and divi[si]ons the wicke[d]ness and abominations and the darkness which pervaded the <del>of the</del> minds of mankind my mind become excedingly distressed for I become convicted of my sins....therefore I cried unto the Lord for mercy for there was none else to whom I could go and to obtain mercy and the Lord heard my cry in the wilderness and while in <ins>the</ins> attitude of calling upon the Lord </span><ins>in the 16th year of my age</ins><span style="color:blue"> a piller of <del>fire</del> light above the brightness of the sun at noon day come down from above and rested upon me and I was filled with the spirit of god and the <ins>Lord</ins> opened the heavens upon me and I saw the Lord and he spake unto me saying Joseph <ins>my son</ins> thy sins are forgiven thee. go thy <ins>way</ins> walk in my statutes and keep my commandments</span> <ref>[http://josephsmithpapers.org/paperSummary/history-circa-summer-1832?p=1 "History, circa Summer 1832,"] ''The Joseph Smith Papers''.</ref>		from the age of twelve years to fifteen I pondered many things in my heart concerning the sittuation of the world of mankind the contentions and divi[si]ons the wicke[d]ness and abominations and the darkness which pervaded the <del>of the</del> minds of mankind my mind become excedingly distressed for I become convicted of my sins....therefore I cried unto the Lord for mercy for there was none else to whom I could go and to obtain mercy and the Lord heard my cry in the wilderness and while in <ins>the</ins> attitude of calling upon the Lord </span><ins>in the 16th year of my age</ins><span style="color:blue"> a piller of <del>fire</del> light above the brightness of the sun at noon day come down from above and rested upon me and I was filled with the spirit of god and the <ins>Lord</ins> opened the heavens upon me and I saw the Lord and he spake unto me saying Joseph <ins>my son</ins> thy sins are forgiven thee. go thy <ins>way</ins> walk in my statutes and keep my commandments</span> <ref>Joseph Smith Letterbook 1, pp. 1-6. This electronic text was copied from Wikisource. The editor notes that insertions are indicated like <ins>this</ins> and deletions are indicated like <del>this</del>. Text in <span style="color:blue">blue</span> is in Smith's own handwriting, the remainder in the handwriting of Frederick G. Williams. [http://josephsmithpapers.org/paperSummary/history-circa-summer-1832?p=1 "History, circa Summer 1832,"] ''The Joseph Smith Papers''.</ref>
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Joseph Smith Letterbook 1, pp. 1-6. This electronic text was copied from Wikisource. The editor notes that insertions are indicated like <ins>this</ins> and deletions are indicated like <del>this</del>. Text in blue is in Smith's own handwriting, the remainder in the handwriting of Frederick G. Williams.
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from the age of twelve years to fifteen I pondered many things in my heart concerning the sittuation of the world of mankind the contentions and divi[si]ons the wicke[d]ness and abominations and the darkness which pervaded the <del>of the</del> minds of mankind my mind become excedingly distressed for I become convicted of my sins....therefore I cried unto the Lord for mercy for there was none else to whom I could go and to obtain mercy and the Lord heard my cry in the wilderness and while in <ins>the</ins> attitude of calling upon the Lord <ins>in the 16th year of my age</ins> a piller of <del>fire</del> light above the brightness of the sun at noon day come down from above and rested upon me and I was filled with the spirit of god and the <ins>Lord</ins> opened the heavens upon me and I saw the Lord and he spake unto me saying Joseph <ins>my son</ins> thy sins are forgiven thee. go thy <ins>way</ins> walk in my statutes and keep my commandments <ref>[http://josephsmithpapers.org/paperSummary/history-circa-summer-1832?p=1 "History, circa Summer 1832,"] ''The Joseph Smith Papers''.</ref>
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