Journal of Discourses

Public sermons by Mormon leaders from 1851-1886
“You never felt such a shock go through any house or company in the world as went through that. There was almost a rebellion because men would get up and curse their enemies; although they could remember well that it is written that Noah cursed his own grandson, and that God recognized that curse to such an extent that, at this day, millions of his posterity are consigned to perpetual servitude.”
Portrait of George A. SmithGeorge A. Smith, March 18, 1855 · Gathering and Sanctification of the People of God · JD 2:211-220