CHAPTER XXXII.

People Gather at a Feast, and to Decide what to do with the

Mormons--Threats to have Roast Missionary--Saints hold Prayer and

Testimony Meeting--Kept Awake all Night--Council of Natives Decides

to Roast and Eat me--Fire is Built--Men Sent to Drag me to the

Council--Promises of Presidents Brigham Young and Willard Richards Come

to my Mind--All Fear Is Banished--Saints and Their Enemies Ordered

to Separate--All but Two Mormons Stand by me--Sublime Courage of a

Native and His Wife--The Charge Against Me--I Appeal to the Bible, but

our Enemies Refuse to be Guided by the Law of God--Notified of the

Decision that I am to be Burned--Spirit of the Lord Rests upon me in

Great Power, Inspiring me to Defy our Enemies--Spirit of Confusion

Enters our Foes--They Quarrel and Fight With Each Other--Difficulty In

Restraining Church Members--Deliverance which the Lord Wrought out for

me--I am Allowed to proceed Unmolested--Meet a Member of the Council

which Condemned me to Death--His Testimony that a Pillar of Light

Descended from Heaven and Rested on me, Filling them with Fear--No more

Anti-Mormon Councils--Natives show no Disposition to Receive the Gospel.

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