| Pages | Date | Speaker | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 - 12 | November 15, 1864 | George A. Smith | Historical Discourse |
| 12 - 19 | December 11, 1864 | Brigham Young | Knowledge in this Life Limited—The Lord Will Waste Away the Wicked—People Do not Live to Obtain What They Most Desire—Joseph Desired to Go to the Rocky Mountains—More for Us Than Against Us—Will Go to Jackson County From the West—Exhortations to Merchants, Speculators, &c |
| 20 - 27 | December 11, 1864 | John Taylor | Blessings of the Gospel Contrasted With the Ideas of Men—Evidence Received Through Obedience—Mode By Which the Spirit is Imparted and Unity of the Saints—Their Confidence With Reference to the Future of the Church—Ultimate Establishment of the Government of God on Earth |
| 28 - 34 | November 13, 1864 | George Q. Cannon | Blessings of the People of God—Power of Evil and Unseen Influences—Ministration of Angels—Faith Necessary First As A Preparation for Greater Things—Holy Spirit Necessary for the Right Performance of Temporal Duties |
| 35 - 39 | December 18, 1864 | Orson Hyde | Analogy Betwixt the History of Joseph in Egypt and that of the Latter-Day Saints—Discovery of America By Columbus—Its Effect on the Work of the Last Days—Goodness of God to His People |
| 39 - 44 | January 8, 1865 | Brigham Young | Ordinance of Bread and Wine—Its Nature—Character of God and of Jesus—Reasons Why Sin and Death Exist—Earthly Probation Necessary for Future Glory—Danger of Apostasy |
| 45 - 47 | November 27, 1864 | George Q. Cannon | Revelation in the Church—Necessity of Obedience to Counsel—Confidence in the Future of the Saints—Duty of Striving to Increase Our Faith |
| 48 - 50 | January 22, 1865 | George A. Smith | First Principles of the Gospel—Apostasy From the Primitive Faith and Restoration of the Fulness of the Gospel |
| 51 - 59 | January 18, 1865 | John Taylor | Different Ideas of Nations in Regard to Government—Views of the Latter-Day Saints: Their Philanthropy—Reformation Effected By Them—Liberty of Conscience Allowed to All |
| 60 - 66 | January 22, 1865 | Wilford Woodruff | Influence of the Moral Law—Degeneracy of Mankind—Blessings to Be Gained By Keeping the Commandments of God—Nations Will Be Punished for Their Iniquity—Necessity of the Saints Living Their Religion |
| 67 - 72 | January 1, 1865 | George Q. Cannon | Causes of Gratitude that the Saints Have—Spiritual and Temporal Blessings Enjoyed By Them—Greater Promises Made to Them Than the Ancients—Obedience to Counsel Necessary |
| 73 - 80 | February 5, 1865 | John Taylor | God the Source of All Intelligence and Wisdom—Man a Natural and Spiritual Being—Mysterious Nature of His Senses and Faculties—Men to Be Judged By the Register Within Themselves |
| 80 - 86 | February 19, 1865 | Heber C. Kimball | Men Ought to Practice What They Teach—Necessity of Faithfulness on the Part of the Saints—the Young Ought to Live Their Religion—Blessings Received Through the Exercise of Faith |
| 87 - 94 | March 5, 1865 | John Taylor | Religious Ideas of the World Contrasted With Those of the Saints—Loyalty of the Saints to the Constitution—Persecutions They Have Endured—Prophecy in the Church |
| 95 - 97 | 0000 | Heber C. Kimball | Eternity of the Kingdom of God—Continued Faithfulness of the Saints—Honesty to Be Practiced By Them |
| 98 - 100 | March 19, 1865 | George Q. Cannon | Condition of the Saints, Etc. |
| 101 - 110 | May 15, 1865 | Brigham Young | Duties of the Saints—Obedience to Counsel, Etc. |
| 110 - 119 | July 1, 1865 | Brigham Young | Summary of Instructions |
| 119 - 128 | June 18, 1865 | Brigham Young | Personality of God—His Attributes—Eternal Life, Etc. |
| 129 - 137 | August 1, 1865 | Brigham Young | Summary of Instructions |
| 137 - 143 | October 9, 1865 | Brigham Young | Home Manufacturing, Merchandising, and General Economy |
| 143 - 147 | October 6, 1865 | Heber C. Kimball | Others' Sins No Justification of Ours |
| 147 - 154 | October 7, 1865 | Orson Hyde | Instructions Concerning Things Temporal and Spiritual |
| 155 - 157 | October 7, 1865 | George A. Smith | Prosperity of the Saints |
| 157 - 166 | October 7, 1865 | John Taylor | Revelation From God, True Knowledge |
| 167 - 175 | October 8, 1865 | George Q. Cannon | Riches of the Gospel |
| 176 - 182 | October 8, 1865 | George A. Smith | Synopsis of Remarks |
| 182 - 190 | October 8, 1865 | Daniel H. Wells | Eternal Life Revealed in the Gospel |
| 191 - 192 | October 9, 1865 | Ezra T. Benson | Exhortation to Home Manufacture |
| 192 - 198 | October 9, 1865 | Amasa M. Lyman | Development of the Understanding Necessary |
| 198 - 208 | April 5, 1866 | Amasa M. Lyman | Marriage: Its Benefits |
| 208 - 212 | April 4, 1866 | Heber C. Kimball | Blessings Secured By Faithfulness |
| 212 - 216 | April 29, 1866 | Brigham Young | Holy Ghost Requisite to Teach the Truth |
| 216 - 224 | April 7, 1866 | John Taylor | Our Religion is From God |
| 225 - 233 | May 6, 1866 | George Q. Cannon | Conflict of Truth Irrepressible—Sin Causes Fear, Then Apostasy |
| 233 - 241 | June 3, 1866 | Brigham Young | Opposition Essential to Happiness |
| 241 - 248 | October 22, 1865 | Wilford Woodruff | The Priesthood Ancient and Modern—God's Dealings With the Children of Men in Every Age—Final Triumph of His Kingdom |
| 249 - 256 | June 17, 1866 | Brigham Young | The Kingdom of God on Earth is a Living, Moving, Effective Institution: We Do not Carry It, But It Carries Us |
| 257 - 263 | August 12, 1866 | Brigham Young | Advice to Lawyers—Royal Polygamy in Europe—Polygamy Revealed From Heaven |
| 263 - 266 | July 28, 1866 | Brigham Young | Our Indian Relations—How to Deal With Them |
| 266 - 272 | August 19, 1866 | Brigham Young | Delegate Hooper—Beneficial Effects of Polygamy—Final Redemption of Cain |
| 273 - 282 | December 23, 1866 | Brigham Young | Union. Persecution. The Nature of the Kingdom of God. Trading With Enemies. The Jews. On the Murder of Dr. Robinson |
| 282 - 291 | January 13, 1867 | Brigham Young | Weakness of the Human Mind. Extortion. Imperfection of the Human Judgment. Introduction of Machinery |
| 291 - 305 | February 3, 1867 | Brigham Young | How Saints Should Order Their Vocation of Life. How Employ Their Wealth. To Build Up Zion, and not Babylon. Counsel of the Prophet Joseph. Prophet Brigham Young's Experience Therein. Importance of Union in Things Temporal and Spiritual, Religious and Political |
| 305 - 314 | February 17, 1867 | Joseph F. Smith | Embarrassments in Arising to Speak—The Different Religions—None Perfect Except Revealed From God |
| 314 - 320 | February 24, 1867 | John Taylor | The Limited Wisdom of Man in Comparison to the Fulness of God's Wisdom—What is True Philosophy? |
| 321 - 329 | February 10, 1867 | Brigham Young | The Improved Condition of the Saints—Preparation Necessary to Build Up the Center Stake of Zion—the Law of Moses Given in Consequence of Rebellion—No True Pleasure Without the Spirit of the Lord |
| 330 - 339 | March 3, 1867 | George Q. Cannon | Truth to Be Received for Its Own Sake—Impossibility of Perceiving the Things of God From a Worldly Point of View—Maternal Influence |
| 339 - 347 | March 31, 1867 | John Taylor | The Complete Difference Between the Saints and the World |
| 347 - 349 | April 6, 1867 | Brigham Young | The Elders to Labor for the Unity of the Saints |
| 350 - 353 | April 6, 1867 | Brigham Young | How the Sisters Can Help to Build Up the Kingdom |
| 353 - 359 | April 6, 1867 | John Taylor | Political and Social Economy |
| 359 - 366 | April 7, 1867 | George A. Smith | Raising Flax and Wool—Home Manufactures—Church Literature—Folly of Using Tobacco and Liquor |
| 366 - 368 | April 7, 1867 | Ezra T. Benson | Word of Wisdom—Happiness to Be Obtained Only Through Obedience |
| 369 - 371 | April 7, 1867 | Wilford Woodruff | Necessity of Unity in Faith and Practice |
| 371 - 375 | April 8, 1867 | Brigham Young | Building the Temple—Mormonism Embraces All Truth |