| 1 | 1854 | Confidence—Advice to Emigrants—Danger in Prosperity | Brigham Young |
| 1 | 1854 | President B. Young's Journey South—Indian Difficulties—Walker—Watching and Prayer—Thieves and Their Deserts—Eastern Intelligence—Financial State of the Church—Gaining Knowledge, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 1 | 1854 | The Temple Cornerstones—The Apostleship, &c | Brigham Young |
| 1 | 1854 | Motives and Feelings of the Saints—Experience Necessary—The State of the World—Infidels—Religions and Works of Men, and the Religion and Works of God—Truth and Salvation | John Taylor |
| 1 | 1854 | Materials for the Temple—The Clay and the Potter | Heber C. Kimball |
| 1 | 1854 | The Standard and Ensign for the People | Parley P. Pratt |
| 1 | 1854 | Blessings of Faithfulness—Education of Children—President Brigham Young—The Clay and the Potter | Heber C. Kimball |
| 1 | 1854 | Use and Abuse of Blessings | Brigham Young |
| 1 | 1854 | Building Temples | Brigham Young |
| 1 | 1854 | Advice to Immigrants | Franklin D. Richards |
| 1 | 1854 | Gathering the Poor—The Perpetual Emigrating Fund—Ingratitude | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | Prayer | Orson Hyde |
| 2 | 1855 | Debtors to the Perpetual Emigrating Fund | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | The Perpetual Emigrating Fund—Emigration of the Saints and the Nations | Orson Pratt |
| 2 | 1855 | Gathering the Saints—Perpetual Emigrating Fund | Orson Hyde |
| 2 | 1855 | The Immigration—The Perpetual Emigrating Fund—Scoffers | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 2 | 1855 | Organization and Development of Man | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | Fulfillment of Prophecy—Wars and Commotions | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 2 | 1855 | Contentment—Home Manufactures—The Priesthood—Tithing—Gathering—Building Up Zion—Purification | Heber C. Kimball |
| 2 | 1855 | The Judgments of God on the United States—The Saints and the World | Orson Hyde |
| 2 | 1855 | Gathering and Sanctification of the People of God | George A. Smith |
| 2 | 1855 | Obedience—The Priesthood—Spiritual Communication—The Saints and the World | Heber C. Kimball |
| 2 | 1855 | Faithfulness and Apostasy | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | Progress of the Work—Consecration—Preaching to Israel—The Times of the Gentiles—Sanctification of the Saints | Orson Pratt |
| 2 | 1855 | Preaching and Testimony—Gathering Israel—The Blood of Israel and the Gentiles—The Science of Life | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | Faith and Works | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 2 | 1855 | The Ancient Prophecies | Orson Pratt |
| 2 | 1855 | Utah Delegate to Washington—U. S. Government and Officers | Brigham Young |
| 2 | 1855 | Necessity of Opposition | Ezra T. Benson |
| 3 | 1856 | Gathering the Poor | Brigham Young |
| 3 | 1856 | Trials of the Saints—Redemption of Zion—Second Coming of Christ—The Word of Wisdom | Orson Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | Instructions to Newcomers | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 3 | 1856 | Education—The Resurrection—The World of Spirits | Heber C. Kimball |
| 3 | 1856 | Literal Fulfillment of Prophecy—Destruction of Jerusalem—Restoration of Israel—The Coming of Christ | Parley P. Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | Rebuking Iniquity—The Potter and the Clay—a Dream | Heber C. Kimball |
| 3 | 1856 | The First Principles of the Gospel | Parley P. Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | The Powers of the Priesthood not Generally Understood—The Necessity of Living By Revelation—The Abuse of Blessings | Brigham Young |
| 3 | 1856 | Instructions to the Bishops—Men Judged According to Their Knowledge—Organization of the Spirit and Body—Thought and Labor to Be Blended Together | Brigham Young |
| 3 | 1856 | The Devil to Be Cast Out of the Earth—The Emigration Fund—Exhortation to Bishops—Laying Up Stores Against a Time of Need | Heber C. Kimball |
| 3 | 1856 | Preaching—Necessity of the Saints Having Confidence in Those Over Them—Necessity of Wisdom in Dealing With Those Who Are Dead to Good Works—Ignorance of Worldly Philosophers—The Principle of Life As Shown in the Dissolution of Organized Matter | Brigham Young |
| 3 | 1856 | The Advantages of the Latter-Day Saints, Compared With the Disadvantages Under Which Noah Labored, Etc | Orson Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | Progress of the Latter-Day Church—The Saints of All Ages Cooperating for the Success of the Kingdom of God on the Earth | Parley P. Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | Remarks on a Revelation Given in August, 1831—General Instructions | Brigham Young |
| 3 | 1856 | The Faith and Visions of the Ancient Saints—The Same Great Blessings to Be Enjoyed By the Latter-Day Saints | Orson Pratt |
| 3 | 1856 | The Order of Progression in Knowledge—The Way By Which Saints Become One—Aptness of Men to Remember Evil Rather Than Good—a Characteristic of Saints is to Remember Good and Forget Evil—Our Affections Should Be Placed on the Kingdom of God Above All Other Things | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | A Prayer | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 4 | 1857 | A Visit, By P. P. Pratt, to the Southern Settlements—The Power of the Priesthood—Union Among the Saints—A Miracle | Parley P. Pratt |
| 4 | 1857 | Testimony to the Divinity of Joseph Smith's Mission—Elders Should Go to Their Missions Without Purse or Scrip—The Lord Deals With the Saints—Jesus Their President—Satan Angry | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | Counsel Concerning Immigration—Benefits to Be Derived From An Early Start—Crossing the Plains With Handcarts, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | The Facilities Afforded By the Handcart Movement for the Gathering of Israel—The Saints Specially Opposed By the Devil in Any New Enterprise—Reformation | Wilford Woodruff |
| 4 | 1857 | The Handcart Emigration—Opinions of the Emigrants Concerning It—Females Endure the Journey Better Than Males, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | Emigration—The Saints Warned to Repent or Judgments Will Come Upon Them | Heber C. Kimball |
| 4 | 1857 | The Emigrating Saints Were Prompted By The Spirit of God | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | The Handcart Enterprise—Returning Missionaries—Exhortation to the Saints to Rescue the Brethren and Sisters on the Plains, Etc | Franklin D. Richards |
| 4 | 1857 | Overcome the Powers of Darkness By Prayer—Spiritual Things First in Importance—Cleanliness | Jedediah M. Grant |
| 4 | 1857 | Prophets Weep Because of the Sins of the People—One Generation Should Improve Upon the Experience of Another—Many Set Their Hearts on Perishable Things—Provisions Are Made for the Exaltation of All—The Spirit Should Rule the Flesh—Limited Knowledge of Man—Phenomenon of Forgetfulness—Natural Philosophy—Emigration | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | The Presidency—The Continuance of the Head With the Body Depends on the Faithfulness of the Members—Men When They Die Cannot Take Their Earthly Possessions With Them—Elders Going on Missions With Handcarts—The Vineyard, a Parable | Heber C. Kimball |
| 4 | 1857 | Intelligence Comes From God—Seek First the Kingdom of God—Great Changes to Take Place on the Earth—Israel of the Last Days—Why the Jews Cannot Be Converted | Wilford Woodruff |
| 4 | 1857 | The Parable of the Sower—The Priesthood Reaches Behind the veil—How Intolerable It Will Be for Those Who Apostatize—Popularity of Governor Young Compared With that of the Rulers of the Nations—The Kingdoms of this World, Etc | Daniel H. Wells |
| 4 | 1857 | Union of the Saints—The World is Trained to Be Selfish—We Are Dependent Upon Christ and Each Other—Individual Exertion Necessary to Accomplish the Purposes of God | Lorenzo Snow |
| 4 | 1857 | Departed Spirits Continue With the Dispositions They Possessed on Earth—The Order and Necessary Unity of the Priesthood Illustrated—Counsel to the Married | Heber C. Kimball |
| 4 | 1857 | Object of the Express Carrying Company—Why Success Attends the Ministerial Labors of Some Elders, and Not Those of Others—Counsel to Store Up Grain Enough to Last Seven Years | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | Indebtedness to the P. E. Fund—Public Works—True Prosperity—Dependence on the Lord—Self-Consecration | Daniel H. Wells |
| 4 | 1857 | The Latter-Day Work—Necessity of An Inspired Leader to Stand at the Head of Israel, Etc., and to Dictate in Spiritual and Temporal Affairs | Wilford Woodruff |
| 4 | 1857 | Result of the Delegation to Congress for the Admission of Utah As a State—Condition of Society in the States—Return of Apostates | George A. Smith |
| 4 | 1857 | Utility of Correction—Necessity of Living Our Religion—Our Own Character Affecting Posterity—The Saints Blessed Above All Other People—Result of Rebellion Against Authority, Etc | Heber C. Kimball |
| 4 | 1857 | The Constitution of the United States Guarantees All We Ask—Hollow Gentility—Power of the "Mormon"Leaders—Government Corruption | Brigham Young |
| 4 | 1857 | Privileges Better Appreciated By Absence—Present Salvation | Charles C. Rich |
| 4 | 1857 | Comprehensiveness of True Religion—Sacrifice for the Kingdom of God—The Saints Should Be Superior to the World in All Things—Trust in God, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 5 | 1858 | True Happiness—Fruits of not Following Counsel—Popular Prejudice Against the Mormons—The Coming Army—Punishment of Evildoers | Brigham Young |
| 5 | 1858 | Lifegiving Influence of Mormonism—The Binding of Satan—The Basis of His Claims—Cleanliness—Preparation | Daniel H. Wells |
| 5 | 1858 | Necessity of Adhering to the Priesthood in Preference to Science and Art | Wilford Woodruff |
| 5 | 1858 | Difference Between The Spirit of Zion and the Spirit of The World—Doings in The States, Etc | John Taylor |
| 5 | 1858 | Reformation—Satisfaction Should Be Made to Parties Aggrieved—Practical Religion, &c | Heber C. Kimball |
| 5 | 1858 | The United States' Administration and Utah Army | Brigham Young |
| 5 | 1858 | Movements of the Saints' Enemies—The Crisis | Brigham Young |
| 5 | 1858 | Peace, Confidence, and Ultimate Victory of the Saints, Etc | Amasa M. Lyman |
| 5 | 1858 | Wisdom Gained By Experience—The Trials and the Final Triumph of the Saints, Etc | Lorenzo Snow |
| 6 | 1859 | The Work of Reformation—The United States' Army—Labors of "Mormon" Missionaries—Judgments of God, Etc | Orson Hyde |
| 6 | 1859 | Injustice of the United States Government Towards the Saints, Etc | Orson Hyde |
| 6 | 1859 | Opposition to the Gospel and the Work of God—Honesty, Etc | Orson Hyde |
| 6 | 1859 | Opposition to "Mormonism," Etc | George A. Smith |
| 6 | 1859 | Blessings of the Saints, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 6 | 1859 | True Government, Union, and Progress—The Priesthood the Channel of Divine Revelation | George A. Smith |
| 6 | 1859 | Testimony of God's Servants Faithfully Borne to the Nations—Gentile Opposition—Judgments of God—Redemption of Zion | Orson Pratt |
| 6 | 1859 | The Lord's Providential Care and Protection of His People—Fulfillment of Prophecy, Etc | Lorenzo D. Young |
| 6 | 1859 | Testimony to the Truth—The True Yoke of Christ—Modern Prophets—The World versus the Church, Etc | John Young |
| 6 | 1859 | The Priesthood—The Second Advent—The Gathering—Spiritual Ministrations and Manifestations | Joseph Smith |
| 6 | 1859 | Personal Interest in the Kingdom of God—Endowments—Hints to Preachers, Etc | Joseph Young |
| 6 | 1859 | Liberty, Reform, Etc | Ezra T. Benson |
| 6 | 1859 | Instructions and Counsel to Departing Missionaries | Heber C. Kimball |
| 6 | 1859 | Responsibilities of the Priesthood | George A. Smith |
| 6 | 1859 | Condition of the World, &c | John Taylor |
| 6 | 1859 | Address to Departing Missionaries | Ezra T. Benson |
| 6 | 1859 | Building Up the Kingdom of God—How to Treat Immigrant Saints, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 6 | 1859 | The Sacrament—The Sabbath—Sectarian Opposition to the Doctrines and Ordinances of the Gospel, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 6 | 1859 | Dedication Prayer | Willard Richards |
| 6 | 1859 | The Lord at the Head of His Kingdom—Self-Discipline—Necessity of Cultivating a Knowledge of Science, and Particularly of Theology, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 6 | 1859 | Parable of the Sower, Etc | Orson Hyde |
| 7 | 1860 | Sanctification | Heber C. Kimball |
| 7 | 1860 | Adherence to "Mormonism"—Perpetual Emigration Fund | Heber C. Kimball |
| 7 | 1860 | Perpetual Emigrating Fund, Etc | George A. Smith |
| 7 | 1860 | Duty of Sustaining and Upholding the First Presidency in All Their Operations, Etc | Daniel H. Wells |
| 7 | 1860 | Early Events of the Church, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 7 | 1860 | The People of God in All Ages Led By One Spirit, and Subject to Persecution—Condition of the World | John Taylor |
| 7 | 1860 | The Work of God Among the Nations Effected By the Power and Testimony of His Spirit, and Not By the Talents of Men, Etc | Erastus Snow |
| 7 | 1860 | Necessity of Trials—Glory of the Saints' Religion—Government of God, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 7 | 1860 | Inspiration—Importance of Heeding the Revelations of God, Etc | Heber C. Kimball |
| 7 | 1860 | Personal Reminiscences and Testimony Concerning the Prophet Joseph and the Church, Etc | Orson Pratt |
| 7 | 1860 | Voting to Sustain the Authorities of the Church—Appointment of Elder Cannon to Fill Up the Quorum of the Twelve—Remarks to Departing Missionaries | Brigham Young |
| 7 | 1860 | Devotedness to "Mormonism"—Responsibility | Daniel H. Wells |
| 7 | 1860 | Union, Etc | John Taylor |
| 8 | 1861 | Universal Salvation | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Instructions to Missionaries | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Confidence and Influence of the Saints—Knowledge, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Religion of the Saints—Preaching of the Gospel—Contention, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Filialty of the Saints—Appointments, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Religion, Progress, and Privileges of the Saints, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Blessings of the Saints | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Objects of the Gathering | Daniel H. Wells |
| 8 | 1861 | Privileges of the Saints—Providences of God, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Diversity Among Men As to Their Capacity for Receiving Truth, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Trials and Duties of the Saints | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Covetousness, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Light of the Spirit—Course of Missionaries | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Remarks Pertaining to Foreign Missions, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Helping in the Immigration | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Persecution—The Kingdom of God, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Funds of the Church | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Mental Improvement and Spiritual Advancement, &c | Erastus Snow |
| 8 | 1861 | Blessings | Heber C. Kimball |
| 8 | 1861 | Blessings | Heber C. Kimball |
| 8 | 1861 | Establishment of the Kingdom of God, &c | Heber C. Kimball |
| 8 | 1861 | Privileges of the Saints—Building Up Zion, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Knowledge—Object of Man's Existence on the Earth, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Journeyings of the Saints—Temporal Salvation, &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Privileges Enjoyed By the Saints—Confusion Existing in the World, &c | George Q. Cannon |
| 8 | 1861 | Self-Knowledge—Futility of Attempts to Destroy "Mormonism," &c | Brigham Young |
| 8 | 1861 | Gathering of the People of God in The Last Days—Return to Jackson County, &c | Heber C. Kimball |
| 8 | 1861 | Establishment of the Kingdom of God—Gathering the Poor, &c | Brigham Young |
| 9 | 1862 | Union—Human and Divine Government, Etc | John Taylor |
| 9 | 1862 | The Gifts of God—Home Manufactures—Word of Wisdom—Happiness | Brigham Young |
| 9 | 1862 | Cultivation of the Spirit of Truth—Trials of the Church, &c | Heber C. Kimball |
| 9 | 1862 | Building Up the Kingdom of God, &c | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Privileges and Responsibilities of the Saints—Building Up the Latter-Day Kingdom | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Duties of the Saints in Rolling Forth the Work of God | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Gathering of the Saints—Honoring the Priesthood, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 9 | 1862 | Obedience to the Commandments and Revelations of God | Heber C. Kimball |
| 9 | 1862 | Blessings Enjoyed By the Saints in Zion, &c | George A. Smith |
| 9 | 1862 | Privileges of the Saints, &c | Wilford Woodruff |
| 9 | 1862 | Covetousness—Labors of the Elders—Mission to Form a Southern Settlement—Grumbling | George A. Smith |
| 9 | 1862 | The First Principles of the Gospel | Parley P. Pratt |
| 9 | 1862 | Encouragement of Home Manufactures—Righteous and Unrighteous Ambition | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Weakness of Human Governments—Potency of the Kingdom of God | John Taylor |
| 9 | 1862 | Endless Variety of Organizations—Blessings that Await the Faithful | Brigham Young |
| 9 | 1862 | Variety of Gifts—Exhortation to Cultivate a Spirit of Contentment | George A. Smith |
| 9 | 1862 | Responsibilities Resting Upon the Saints—Increase of Power and Influence | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Influence of Parents in Training Their Children—Power Which Accompanies the Elders When Having the Faith and Prayers of the People | Daniel H. Wells |
| 9 | 1862 | Gathering the Poor—Prosperity of the Gathered Saints—Home Manufactures | Heber C. Kimball |
| 10 | 1865 | Eternal Existence of Man—Foreknowledge and Predestination | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Fulfilment of Prophecy—Power of the Gospel—Consistency of Its Principles | Wilford Woodruff |
| 10 | 1865 | Never-Ending Character of a Saints' Mission—Organization of the Kingdom of God | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Design of the Lord in Gathering Together His People—Wisdom and Economy in Domestic Affairs | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Practical Religion—Instruction to Elders Going on Missions | Heber C. Kimball |
| 10 | 1865 | Necessity of Understanding the First Principles of the Gospel—of Union Among the Priesthood, and Attention to Temporal Duties | George A. Smith |
| 10 | 1865 | Our Duties to God Paramount to All Other Obligations—Danger of Speculation | Heber C. Kimball |
| 10 | 1865 | The Object of Gathering—the Happy Effects of Obedience to the Gospel—the Means By Which the Kingdom of God is to Be Established on the Earth | Amasa M. Lyman |
| 10 | 1865 | How to Gain Eternal Life—the Gathering of the Saints and the Agency By Which It is to Be Accomplished—Angels—Who and What Are They | Heber C. Kimball |
| 10 | 1865 | Reflections on the Sacrament, the Atonement and the Second Coming of Jesus | John Taylor |
| 10 | 1865 | The Discord and Wars Among Christian Nations Contrasted With the Unity of the Saints | John Taylor |
| 10 | 1865 | The Great Blessings Enjoyed By the People in Deseret—The Gathering of the Saints—Proper Training of Children | Daniel H. Wells |
| 10 | 1865 | Practical Duties of the Saints—Blessings Resulting From Their Performance | Ezra T. Benson |
| 10 | 1865 | Destruction of Babylon—How the Saints Are to Become Saviors of the World | Orson Hyde |
| 10 | 1865 | Advice to Missionaries—Preaching the Gospel—Gathering the Poor, Etc | Amasa M. Lyman |
| 10 | 1865 | Knowledge, Correctly Applied, The True Source of Wealth and Power—Unity of Jesus and His Father—Miracles—Slavery—True Charity, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Domestic Economy—The Kingdom of God—Building the Temple—Tithing, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Inspiration Necessary for the Preaching of the Gospel—Value of Our Present Life, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 10 | 1865 | Instruction to the Latter-Day Saints, in the Settlements South of Great Salt Lake City | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | The Young Missionaries—Increasing Unbelief of the People of the World—Teachings of Jesus and His Disciples, Etc | Heber C. Kimball |
| 10 | 1865 | The Wisdom of God Through His Servants—Missionaries' Families to Be Sustained—How to Be Prospered | Orson Hyde |
| 10 | 1865 | Paying Tithing—Fasting and Prayer—Keeping the Sabbath Holy—Selling Grain—The Judgments of God, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | The Intended Trip North—The Causes of the Scarcity of Breadstuff—The Sufferings of the Ungodly in the United States—The Popularity of the Gospel Undesirable | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Turning Out the Water of the Weber—the Sufferings of the Saints—the Desires of the Servants of God to Bless the People—the Blessings of the Lord to Israel—Endowments, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | Necessity of Teaching—Overruling Power of God—The Lack of Wisdom Manifested By the World—Necessity of Teaching the Saints Upon Temporal Affairs, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 10 | 1865 | The Increase of Faith Among the Saints—More Implicit in Their Obedience Now Than in the Days of Joseph—Comparisons Made By Men Between the Past and the Present—The Magnitude of the Work of God, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 10 | 1865 | Necessity of Continued and Faithful Labor—Kingly Nature of the Priesthood—Power Attainable Through It—Condition of the Nations Contrasted With that of the Saints—Future Glory and Greatness of the Kingdom of God | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | 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 | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | 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 | John Taylor |
| 11 | 1867 | 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 | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | 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 | John Taylor |
| 11 | 1867 | Eternity of the Kingdom of God—Continued Faithfulness of the Saints—Honesty to Be Practiced By Them | Heber C. Kimball |
| 11 | 1867 | Duties of the Saints—Obedience to Counsel, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | Summary of Instructions | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | Personality of God—His Attributes—Eternal Life, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | Home Manufacturing, Merchandising, and General Economy | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | Revelation From God, True Knowledge | John Taylor |
| 11 | 1867 | Synopsis of Remarks | George A. Smith |
| 11 | 1867 | Eternal Life Revealed in the Gospel | Daniel H. Wells |
| 11 | 1867 | Weakness of the Human Mind. Extortion. Imperfection of the Human Judgment. Introduction of Machinery | Brigham Young |
| 11 | 1867 | Embarrassments in Arising to Speak—The Different Religions—None Perfect Except Revealed From God | Joseph F. Smith |
| 11 | 1867 | 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 | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | General Instructions to Missionaries Going Abroad | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | Our Delegate to Congress—The Word of Wisdom—The Union Pacific Railroad—Spiritual Ignorance of Popular Preachers | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Priesthood to Dictate in Temporal As Well As Spiritual Things—Inconsistency of An Equal Division of Property—Let Apostates Alone | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | How Divisions Were Introduced Into the Christian World—The Gospel Perfect, But Its Teachers Imperfect—The Priesthood and Its Restoration | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | Experience in Missionary Labors—Ancient Prophecies Concerning the People of God in the Last Days | Orson Pratt |
| 12 | 1869 | The Witness of the Spirit—How to Continue to Be Sons of God—Necessity of Prayer | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Witness of the Spirit—Bishops Should Be Examples—The Saints not Ignorant | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Saints a Peculiar People—Gathering of the Poor From Europe | Brigham Young, Jr |
| 12 | 1869 | Liberty of the Saints—Why They Are Gathered—Object of the "Word of Wisdom." | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | Object of the Gathering—Necessity of a Temple—Trials of The Saints—Sealing—Visit to Provo | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | How to Prepare for the Coming of the Son of Man—Saints Delight to Do the Will of God—Proper Direction of Labor and Talent—Children of the Saints Heirs to the Priesthood | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | Condition of The Saints in Great Britain | George A. Smith |
| 12 | 1869 | Importance of Observing the Sabbath Day—Emigration of the Poor—Fish Culture—Producing Silk | George A. Smith |
| 12 | 1869 | The True Church of Christ—the Living Testimony—Word of Wisdom | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Gathering—Practical Duties—Emigration of the Poor—Mission to St. Joseph | Erastus Snow |
| 12 | 1869 | Word of Wisdom—Fish Culture—Dietetics | George Q. Cannon |
| 12 | 1869 | The Object of Gathering—Practical Religion—the Love of God—Our Covenants | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Gospel a Perfect System—Evidence that the Latter-Day Saints Have Received the Holy Spirit—Plural Marriage | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Gospel of Jesus Christ—Essential to Abide Its Laws | Wilford Woodruff |
| 12 | 1869 | Salvation Temporal and Spiritual—Self-Sustaining—Civilization | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | Southern Missions—Deseret Alphabet—Relief Societies—Home Manufactures | Brigham Young |
| 12 | 1869 | The Joy and Happiness Imparted By the Gospel—Sectarian and Revealed Religion—Oneness the Order of God | Orson Pratt |
| 12 | 1869 | The Testimony of the Latter-Day Saints—Their Duties—the Testimony of the Spirit of God | Joseph F. Smith |
| 12 | 1869 | The Sacrament—A Saint of God—The Eternity of Our Religion—Matrimony | Joseph F. Smith |
| 12 | 1869 | "Mormonism." | Orson Pratt |
| 13 | 1871 | Contributions for Emigrating the Saints—Word of Wisdom | George A. Smith |
| 13 | 1871 | Gathering the Saints—Continuous Faithfulness—Women and Fashions | Brigham Young |
| 13 | 1871 | Obeying the Gospel—Recreation—Individual Development | Brigham Young |
| 13 | 1871 | The Latter-Day Kingdom of God—Divine Authenticity of the Book of Mormon—External Testimony | Orson Pratt |
| 13 | 1871 | Building Up Zion—Temperance in Eating and Drinking | Brigham Young |
| 13 | 1871 | The Source of Intelligence, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 13 | 1871 | Celestial Marriage | George Q. Cannon |
| 13 | 1871 | Acting in the Name of the Lord | Lorenzo Snow |
| 13 | 1871 | Keeping the Commandments | Brigham Young |
| 13 | 1871 | The Gospel and the Things of the World—Consistency—Works As Well As Faith—The Word of Wisdom | Joseph F. Smith |
| 13 | 1871 | The Latter-Day Work—Obeying the Commandments | Orson Pratt |
| 13 | 1871 | Our Traditions—Receiving Counsel | George Q. Cannon |
| 14 | 1872 | Eventful Times | Wilford Woodruff |
| 14 | 1872 | The Blessings of Joseph—The American Indians | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Home Manufactures—Union in Business Matters | George A. Smith |
| 14 | 1872 | Stirring Times—The Latter-Day Work | George Q. Cannon |
| 14 | 1872 | The Work of God—Authority of President Young—Keeping the Commandments of God | Wilford Woodruff |
| 14 | 1872 | The Restoration of the Jews and the Rebuilding of Jerusalem—The Latter-Day Kingdom of God—Gathering of Israel | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Gathering the Saints—The Providences of the Lord—Uselessness of Non-Producers—Arbitration Better Than Courts—Feed not Fight the Indians—Paying Tithing | Brigham Young |
| 14 | 1872 | The One-Man Power—Unity—Free Agency—Priesthood and Government, Etc | Brigham Young |
| 14 | 1872 | Obedience—The Revelation on Marriage & the Anti-Polygamy Law | Brigham Young |
| 14 | 1872 | Persecution—First Principles—Priesthood | George Q. Cannon |
| 14 | 1872 | The Gathering—The Rise of the Church—The Book of Mormon—True Christianity | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Debts—Ingratitude—Confidence—Our Religion | Brigham Young |
| 14 | 1872 | No Time to Do Wrong—Save the Children | Joseph F. Smith |
| 14 | 1872 | The Restoration of the Gospel—Its First Principles—Accumulating Evidences of the Truth of the Book of Mormon | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Nephite America—The Day of God's Power—The Shepherd of Israel | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Truth—Freedom—The Gospel versus Modern Christianity | John Taylor |
| 14 | 1872 | Zion | Orson Pratt |
| 14 | 1872 | Continued Revelation | John Taylor |
| 14 | 1872 | Persecution—Temples—Cooperation | George A. Smith |
| 15 | 1873 | His Testimony—The Fulfilling of Prophecy—Advice to Mothers | Wilford Woodruff |
| 15 | 1873 | Persecution—Missionaries—Emigration | George A. Smith |
| 15 | 1873 | His Imprisonment—Emigrating the Poor—The Use of Riches—Tithing | Brigham Young |
| 15 | 1873 | Patriarchal Marriage—The Settlement of Utah | George A. Smith |
| 15 | 1873 | Riches—Hurry—Fashion—Helping The Poor—Mysteries | Brigham Young |
| 15 | 1873 | The Latter-day Kingdom—The Present Fulfilment of Ancient Prophecy | Orson Pratt |
| 15 | 1873 | Second Coming of Christ—Preparatory Work Thereto | Orson Pratt |
| 15 | 1873 | The Setting Up of God's Kingdom in These Latter Days | Orson Pratt |
| 15 | 1873 | The Gospel Plan—It Must Be Obeyed If Its Blessings Be Secured—God's Kingdom Has Come | Daniel H. Wells |
| 15 | 1873 | The Fullness of the Gospel—Its Power to Unite—Its Comprehensiveness—Definition of Its Priesthood—Condition of Apostates | Brigham Young |
| 15 | 1873 | God's Ways not as Man's Ways | Brigham Young, Jr |
| 15 | 1873 | Review of God's Dealings With the Prophet Joseph—Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon—Gathering, Etc | Orson Pratt |
| 15 | 1873 | Gathering—Its Spirit—Its Object—Duties of the Gathered Saints | George Q. Cannon |
| 15 | 1873 | The Signs of the Coming of the Son of Man—The Saints' Duties | Wilford Woodruff |
| 15 | 1873 | The Spirit and Principles of the Gospel the Same As of Old—Early Experience of Settlers of Utah—Religious Liberty—Modern So-Called Civilization—Baptism for the Dead | John Taylor |
| 15 | 1873 | Universality and Eternity of the Gospel | George Q. Cannon |
| 15 | 1873 | Certainty of Death—By the Spirit of God the Saints Obtain the Fullness of the Blessings of the Gospel—God Will Take Care of His People | John Taylor |
| 16 | 1874 | Testimony—Sickness in Sanpete County—Increase of Crime in the World—The Inevitable Overthrow of the Wicked | Orson Hyde |
| 16 | 1874 | Assistance of the Ladies of The Relief Societies Required in Promoting the Manufacture of Paper and the Printing of Schoolbooks—Light and Easy Labor Now Performed By Men More Adapted to Women—Should Be Self-Sustaining—Frivolities and Fashions of Babylon Should Be Discarded By the Sisters—Poverty of Those Who Follow After Mining | Brigham Young |
| 16 | 1874 | Friends and Enemies—Object of Gathering—Babylon to Be Forsaken—Prayer—Personality of the Godhead | Brigham Young |
| 16 | 1874 | Home Manufacture—Offenses Must Needs Come—Zion is Growing in Importance on the Earth—The Kingdom of God is Now Established—Second Coming of Christ—Unpopularity of Our Religion—The Holy Ghost is the Infallible Testimony to the Believer—The Gospel Embraces All Truth | Wilford Woodruff |
| 16 | 1874 | Unbelief—The Saints Require Constant Instruction—Contrast Between the Gospel of Christ and the Religions of Men—Evil Would Cease Among the Saints If They Would Live Their Religion—Gathering the Poor—Tithing—Knowledge of God—Progress of the Work is Due to the Operations of the Spirit | Brigham Young |
| 16 | 1874 | Ignorance of the World Concerning Our Faith—Character of Christ's Teachings—Organization of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is Similar to that of Former-Days—Belief Alone Insufficient—Exhortation to the Saints to Live Their Religion and to Acquire All Useful Knowledge | Brigham Young |
| 16 | 1874 | The Rise of Zion in the Last Days | Orson Pratt |
| 16 | 1874 | Continued Obedience to the Laws of God is Necessary to Insure a Complete Salvation to the Latter-Day Saints—The Disobedience of Ancient Israel is Shown As a Warning to the Present Generation of His People—The Nature and Necessity of the Law of Tithing—The Fewness of Those Who Faithfully Observe that Law | Brigham Young |
| 16 | 1874 | Ancient Prophecy, Relating to the Time of the Restitution of All Things, to Be Fulfilled | Erastus Snow |
| 16 | 1874 | The Importance of Living Up to the Knowledge Possessed By, and the Requirements Made of, the Latter-Day Saints, Through the Living Oracles of God | David McKenzie |
| 16 | 1874 | The Creation—The Seventh Thousand Years, and Events Which Are to Follow the Period of the Millennium | Orson Pratt |
| 16 | 1874 | The Stick of Joseph and of Judah—Times of the Gentiles—Apostasy From the Ancient Order—Restoration of the Everlasting Gospel | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | What the Gospel Teaches—Revelation From God Necessary—The Faith and Doctrines of the Latter-Day Saints | John Taylor |
| 17 | 1875 | The Kingdom not Organized By Man—Man Utterly Unable to Organize the Kingdom of God on the Earth Without Revelation—The Nephites and Lamanites Had All Things in Common—Consecration—The Danger of Pride—The United Order | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | Cease to Bring in and Build up Babylon—Separate Yourselves From Sinners and From Sin—Have not Come With Any New Doctrine—We Must Be One—Without Works It Cannot Be Proved that Faith Exists—The Time Come to Organize the Saints—The Time and Energies of the Saints All that is Wanted—Geological Researches of Prof. Marsh—Scientific Demonstration of the Truth of the Book of Mormon | Brigham Young |
| 17 | 1875 | The United Order—We Want the Most Perfect Union—The Working of the Order to Be Such that All Honest Men Can Sustain It—Home Manufacture | John Taylor |
| 17 | 1875 | The Blessings of Eternal Life Attained at the Sacrifice of All Things—Tithing—Economy Necessary to Self-Sustenance—Home Manufacture | George A. Smith |
| 17 | 1875 | Interest Manifested Relating to Temporal Affairs—Revelations Pertaining to Being One in Temporal, As in SpiritualThings—Consecration—Stewardship—Jackson County—Sanctification | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | Guard Against Temptation—Those Who Trust in God Will Not Be Disappointed—Joseph Saith a Prophet of God—If There Were No Cause Creating Evil, There Would Be No Evil Works | Charles C. Rich |
| 17 | 1875 | All Men to Be Judged Out of the Books—Adam the Ancient of Days—In the Days of Enoch the Righteous Gathered Together From the Ends of the Earth to One Place—The Great Prophet Joseph Smith Raised Up By God to Reveal Hidden Mysteries | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | Saints Are Living Witnesses of the Truth—The People of God Preserved By Divine Providence—Persecution—Individual Salvation | Brigham Young, Jr |
| 17 | 1875 | Destruction of the Wicked By the Flood, Wisdom in God—Priesthood—Temples—Intelligence Comes From God—The Lord Will Take Care of the Saints—Angels Operating With Men in the Work of Human Redemption | John Taylor |
| 17 | 1875 | Saints Are the Light of the World—Live Down Falsehood—Union in the Church All-Important | George Q. Cannon |
| 17 | 1875 | The Gospel Restored From Heaven—Signs Follow Believers—Fulfillment of Prophecy—Book of Mormon a Divine Revelation | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | Joseph Smith's First Visions—The Book of Mormon—American Indians Descendants of the House of Israel—Prophecies Fulfilled | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | Second Coming of Christ—The Kingdom of God—Immediate Revelation—a Highway Cast Up—Gathering of Israel—One Universal Government on Earth | Orson Pratt |
| 17 | 1875 | The Gathering—Knowledge of Salvation Enjoyed By the Latter-Day Saints—Build Up the Kingdom of God | Charles C. Rich |
| 18 | 1877 | Gathering of Israel—The Work of the Father Commenced—Three Nephite Apostles Never to Taste of Death—The Ten Tribes Come to Zion From the North Countries | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | Little Children Are Innocent, and All Will Be Saved—God, a Personage of Tabernacle—The Life of the Savior, a Life of Suffering—Second Coming of Christ | Wilford Woodruff |
| 18 | 1877 | Immediate Revelation—Spiritual Gifts Necessary in the Christian Church—Apostasy—The Restoration of the Gospel—All Things to Be Gathered in One—Divine Authority—Marriage—Celestial Marriage—Baptism for the Dead | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | Resurrection of the Saints—Second Advent of the Messiah—Preparatory Work—Return of the Jews to Jerusalem—Gathering of The Saints to Zion—Christ's Personal Reign | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | The Pleasure of Serving God—Importance of the Gathering—Necessity of Obedience to the Priesthood | George Q. Cannon |
| 18 | 1877 | The Purposes of God—Duties and Responsibilities of the Saints | John Taylor |
| 18 | 1877 | Book of Mormon—Urim and Thummim—Appearance of a Holy Angel in 1829 to Four Persons—Their Testimonies to the Truth of the Book of Mormon—Also Eight Other Witnesses—Isaiah's Prophecy Relates to that Book—Ezekiel's Prophecy | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | Restoration of the Gospel Probable and Scriptural—Sent First to the Gentiles, Then to Israel—this is a Gathering Dispensation or the Fullness of Times—Destiny of All Nations | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | How God's Purposes Are Fulfilled—Similarity of Ancient and Modern Church Government—Interview With Baron Rothschild—Object of Building Temples—The Perfect Organization of the Church of Christ—Works Indispensable to Salvation | John Taylor |
| 18 | 1877 | The Gathering of the Saints is the Lord's Work—Knowledge of the Gospel Attainable Only By Revelation—The Lord Dictated the Prophet Joseph Smith in All Things Pertaining to the Establishment of the Church of Christ Upon Earth | John Taylor |
| 18 | 1877 | Simplicity and Unchangeableness of the Gospel—It Must Be Preached in All the World Before the Savior Comes—Duties and Responsibilities of the Saints | Wilford Woodruff |
| 18 | 1877 | Youthful Experiences—Preaching Without Purse and Scrip—Individual Testimony Abundant and Satisfactory—Joseph Smith not An Impostor—His Promises Fulfilled—Form of Church Organization Imperative—Its Restoration in Prophecy and Fact | Orson Pratt |
| 18 | 1877 | Position of the Latter-Day Saints—Protestantism Makes No Claim to Revelation—Priesthood, How Restored, Its Purpose—Persecution the Heritage of the Church—The People Must Know the Will of God, and Do It—Respect the Authorities; and Respect Our Profession—Avoiding All Evils, Cleave to the Good | John Taylor |
| 18 | 1877 | Burial Services, An Ancient Practice—God, the God of the Living—Keys Committed to Joseph Smith. The Last Dispensation—Jesus the Great Redeemer—An Everlasting Priesthood—The Powers of the Resurrection—Scriptural, Philosophical, and Certain—Sealing Powers Eternal | John Taylor |
| 18 | 1877 | Melchizedek and Aaronic Priesthoods—Their Peculiarities and Jurisdiction—Building Temples—Gathering to Be Sanctified—Union and Blessing Its Results | Orson Pratt |
| 19 | 1878 | Revelation Gradual—Hyrum Smith's Experience—The Lord Has Not Shut Down the Gates of Revelation—The Church Organization Not Perfected at Once—The Establishment of Zion—Building Temples—Their Style and Character Progressive—Diligence Will Secure the Blessing | Orson Pratt |
| 19 | 1878 | God's Purposes Unchangeable—The Two Powers—The Everlasting Priesthood—Abraham and Melchizedek—Organizing Stakes of Zion—Temple Building—The Latter-day Saints the Friends of the World | John Taylor |
| 19 | 1878 | Increase of the Stakes of Zion—The Saints Co-Workers With God—The Government and Kingdom of God—Our Inheritances—The Poor Receive the Word—The Gospel Incorporates Everything | Daniel H. Wells |
| 19 | 1878 | Difference Between the Saints and the Ancient Apostles and Disciples—The Quorums of the Priesthood Will Continue to Go Forward—The Saints Are Calm and Undisturbed | Erastus Snow |
| 19 | 1878 | The Trusteeship—President Young's Labors—The Priesthood, Its Position, Duties, Etc.—Kirtland and Nauvoo Temples—Saviors Upon Mount Zion—Emigration of the Poor—Building of the Tabernacle—The United Order | John Taylor |
| 19 | 1878 | The Work Progressing—Prophecy Fulfilled—We Shall All Obey the Law of Death | Wilford Woodruff |
| 19 | 1878 | The Everlasting Gospel—Temple Building—The High Priests and Seventies—to the Bishops—to the Sisters | John Taylor |
| 19 | 1878 | Gathering the Result of Revelation—Temple Building Similar—The Restoration of the Priesthood—Ministering for the Dead—The Gospel, God-Sustained | John Taylor |
| 19 | 1878 | The United Order—Among the Nephites—Not Incompatible With Individual Responsibility or Stewardship—The Latter-day Saints Gather for Training—Home Manufacture Indispensable | Erastus Snow |
| 19 | 1878 | Arrival in Salt Lake City—The First Principles—The Question of Authority—The Ordinances—Education of Our Youth—Plural Marriage, Etc.—"Mormonism" Immortal | Joseph F. Smith |
| 19 | 1878 | Leaving Nauvoo—No Change Accidental—Divinity Marks the History of the Church—Diligence Will Aid in Securing Success—The Temple in Nauvoo | George Q. Cannon |
| 19 | 1878 | Not Ashamed of the Gospel—Thirty Years Progress in the Mountains—The Gospel Unchangeable—Joseph Inspired—President Young's Work—Work of the Twelve—Labors in St. George Temple—Gathering of the Spirits of the Dead | Wilford Woodruff |
| 19 | 1878 | The Gospel Revealed for the Benefit of the World—Witness of the Spirit—Priesthood—High Priests and Seventies—Energetic Missionaries—Duties of Presidents, Bishops, Elders, Priests, Teachers and Deacons—Relief Societies—Tithing—P. E. Fund—Common Schools | John Taylor |
| 19 | 1878 | The Blessings Realized By the Saints—Men Die, But Their Works Remain—a Day of Infidelity—the Coming Glory of Zion—Temple Building Again—Blessing at St. George | Wilford Woodruff |
| 19 | 1878 | Faith—Fulfillment of Prophecy—Restoration of the Gospel—Priesthood | Wilford Woodruff |
| 20 | 1880 | God's Power in All Things—Kingdom of God—Cooperation, a Stepping Stone to the United Order—Political Economy—National Troubles—Missionary Labors—Schools and Teachers | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | The Perpetual Emigrating Fund—How to Settle Difficulties—Should Be Governed By the Laws of God—Cooperation and Brotherly Kindness—The Proper Training of Children | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | Discourse by Elder Orson Pratt | Orson Pratt |
| 20 | 1880 | The Natural Weakness of Men—The Necessity of Charity—The Purpose for Which the Gospel Was Revealed—The Spirit that Should Prevail Regarding Cooperative Institutions—The Folly of Dissension | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | All Intelligence Comes From God—Life and Immortality Brought to Light Through the Gospel—Gathering—Temple-Building—The Elders Messengers of Salvation to the Nations | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | The Interest of Humanity Should Be Observed | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | Necessity of Revelation—Evidences of the Church of Christ—The Future of the Saints—Plural Marriage | George Q. Cannon |
| 20 | 1880 | The Work of Restitution of All Things—Futility of the Efforts of Its Opponents—Should Not Cherish Animosity to Enemies | Charles W. Penrose |
| 20 | 1880 | The Work of God Cannot Be Hindered—The United States to Be Afflicted By Judgment | John Taylor |
| 20 | 1880 | The Church Founded Upon the Rock of Revelation—Faithful Saints Cannot Be Moved By Persecution | Lorenzo Snow |
| 20 | 1880 | Duties of the Saints in Temporalities—Implicit Obedience Requisite—Church Interests Carefully Guarded—Gathering the Poor—Home Industries | Joseph F. Smith |
| 21 | 1881 | The Object of the Gathering of the Saints—Conflict Between the Powers of God and Evil—The World Growing Worse—Work of God Progressing—Exhortation to Righteousness and the Spirit of Union | John Taylor |
| 21 | 1881 | All Temporal Concerns Need the Attention of the Saints—We Should Prepare for the Evils Coming Upon the Earth—Cooperation and the United Order—Functions of the Two Priesthoods—Home Manufactures | John Taylor |
| 21 | 1881 | Salvation Dependent Upon Effort and Progress—We Should not Be Discouraged By Difficulty | Henry W. Naisbitt |
| 21 | 1881 | The Word of the Lord to the Church Given Through the Authorities—Authorities Should Be Sustained—Powers of the Priesthood—Sphere of Woman | Charles W. Penrose |
| 21 | 1881 | Effects of the Preaching of the Gospel—Object of the Gathering—Manifestations of the Ancients to Joseph Smith—The Gospel to Departed Spirits—Duties of the Saints to Each Other—The Kind of Men Wanted to Go on Missions | John Taylor |
| 21 | 1881 | Eternal Nature of the Gospel—The Principle of Life and Increase—The Source of All Intelligence—Right of the Creator to Govern the Creature—Duties of the Saints | John Taylor |
| 21 | 1881 | On the Book of Mormon—Destiny of the Kingdom of God and the Saints | Orson Pratt |
| 21 | 1881 | Difference Between the Latter-Day Saints and All Other Professing Christians | Charles W. Penrose |
| 21 | 1881 | Progress of the Saints to Union in Faith and Practice—The United Order | Orson Pratt |
| 21 | 1881 | Southern States Mission | John Morgan |
| 21 | 1881 | Natural Fulfillment of Prophecy—The Israelites and the Gentiles | George Q. Cannon |
| 21 | 1881 | The Gathering of the Saints—Their Sufferings—Ancient Predictions Fulfilled—Crickets and Their Miraculous Destruction—Crops Saved—Desert Made Fruitful—God's Kingdom in the Mountains—Its Future Destiny—The Coming of the Lord | Orson Pratt |
| 21 | 1881 | Revelation, Prophesying, Predictions of the Servants of God, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 21 | 1881 | A Double Birthday—The Authority of the Priesthood, Etc | Orson Pratt |
| 21 | 1881 | The Increase and Future of the Saints—True Education, Etc | Henry W. Naisbitt |
| 21 | 1881 | Opposition to the Work of God, Etc | John Taylor |
| 22 | 1882 | The Church of Christ Organized Anciently on, this Continent—Prophecy Fulfilled and Fulfilling—Preparatory Work for the Gathering of All Israel Commenced—Present Condition of the Nations Foretold—Exhortation to Righteousness and the Avoidance of Hypocrisy and Idolatry | John Nicholson |
| 22 | 1882 | The Originators of Reports Against the Saints—Feelings of the People in the East, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 22 | 1882 | The Advancement of God's People Under the Influences of the Gospel, Etc | Henry W. Naisbitt |
| 22 | 1882 | Partaking of the Lord's Supper, Etc | Charles W. Penrose |
| 22 | 1882 | Difference Between the True Church of Christ and the Churches of the World—The Love and Union Begotten By the Holy Spirit—The Glory of the Latter-day Work Belongs to God Alone—Greatness of Celestial Glory—Saints Proved By Trial—Celestial Marriage—Complete Submission to God's Will Necessary—Building of Temples—Salvation of the Dead | George Q. Cannon |
| 22 | 1882 | The Saints Have Cause to Rejoice—Their Labors and Future | Wilford Woodruff |
| 22 | 1882 | Divisions of Modern Christendom—Effects of Sectarian Proselytism, Etc | Charles W. Penrose |
| 22 | 1882 | The Object of Assembling Together—The Sacrament, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 22 | 1882 | The Remarks of Brother Woodruff—The Prophets and Servants of God Rejected in Nearly All Ages, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 22 | 1882 | The Testimony of the Gospel, Etc | Charles W. Penrose |
| 22 | 1882 | The Great Principles of Salvation, Etc | Orson Pratt |
| 22 | 1882 | The Abundant Testimonies to the Work of God, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 22 | 1882 | Duties of the Saints—The Atonement, Etc | John Taylor |
| 22 | 1882 | The Saints a Peculiar People—Their Religion Practical—Sustaining Each Other—Honesty in Trade—The Blessing of God on the Faithful, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 22 | 1882 | Liberty of Conscience—The Unrighteousness of Religious Persecution—Eternal Truths Revealed—Indestructibility of the Principles of the Gospel, Etc | Wilford Woodruff |
| 22 | 1882 | The Gathering—Miracles not Designed to Convert the World, Etc | George Q. Cannon |
| 23 | 1883 | The Settling of Southern Utah—Building of the Temple, Etc | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | Travels of the First Presidency and the Twelve—Temporal and Spiritual Condition of the Saints—Their Educational Progress—Temple Building, Its Object—Organization of the Priesthood, Its Duties—The Gathering and General Duties of the Saints of God, Their Ultimate Destiny | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | The Gospel's Restoration—Its Priesthood and Principles—The Saints Misrepresented—The "Mormon" War—Comparative Statistics—The Impending Judgments of God—Duties of the Saints—A Warning to Their Oppressors—The Wickedness of the World—Exhortation to Righteousness | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | The Last Dispensation—The Saints' Religion Practical—Hostility to God's Work—Divisions in Sectarian Churches—Unity of the Saints—Early History of Utah—"Mormon" Thrift and Enterprise—The One-Man Power—God's People a Free People—Increase of Corruption—The Saints Hopeful | Erastus Snow |
| 23 | 1883 | Peace and Prosperity of the Saints—Growing Importance of the Church From Its Organization—The Work of God and Not of Man—God's Blessing Upon the Righteous; His Curse Upon the Unrighteous—The Liberty of the Gospel—The Saints Preserved From War and Bloodshed—Their Union and Universal Goodwill | George Q. Cannon |
| 23 | 1883 | How the Gospel is Preached By the Elders—Value of the Training They Receive—Historical Compilation of Experiences of the Elders Would Be Interesting—Prospects of the Rising Generation—Faith of the Ancients Restored—Fulfillment of the Destiny of the Church Cannot Be Hindered—The Saints Purified By Trial | George Q. Cannon |
| 23 | 1883 | The Death of the Faithful No Cause for Mourning—The Perpetuity of the Priesthood—Probationary Ingress and Egress—All Knowledge Comes From God—Temple Building and Its Purposes—Exhortations to the Saints | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | The Work of God and Building Up of Zion—Preaching, Temple Building and Other Duties—Corruption and Hypocrisy of Christendom—Rights of the Latter-Day Saints As American Citizens—The Saints Counseled to Be Pure, Honest, Upright, Charitable, Long-suffering and Forgiving—Difference Between Bigamy and Polygamy—Unjust Legislation and American Justice—God for Israel As Long As Israel is for Right | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | Dependence Upon the Holy Spirit—The Gathering and Its Object—Sacrifices Required of the Saints—The Risk of Rejecting the Testimony of the Truth—Profession and Practice, Pretensions and Principle—Impending Trials and Troubles, Trust in God—Time and Eternity, Body and Spirit—"More Blessed Are They that Believe and Have not Seen"—The Spirit of Truthful Intuition the Safest Guide—Exhortation, Counsel and Instruction | Joseph E. Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | The Mighty Mission of the Saints—God's Dealings With the World in Ancient and Modern Times—God's Authorship of Creation and Right to Rule—Man's Agency, the Gospel and the Gathering—Its Attempted Suppression, Contrasted Statesmanship—The Mother of Harlots and Her Daughters—The Political Situation in Utah—The Rights of Man, the Supporters and Subverters of Law and Order—Religious Intolerance and Political Injustice—The Latter-day Saints the Fut | John Taylor |
| 23 | 1883 | Man's Natural Spirit and the Spirit of God—Our Relationship With Him—His Dealings in the Latter Days—What is Expected of the Saints—Their Position and Labors Among the Nations—Christ the Example to All His Followers—Words of Counsel to Priesthood and People | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | Exhortation From Isaiah—The Saints Obeying It—Glimpse at the Settlement of Utah—Fulfilling Ancient Prophecies—Jackson County, Missouri, the Destination of the Saints—The Temple to Be Built There—New Jerusalem—How It Will Be Preserved From Decay—Its Description—The Wicked Powerless to Prevent the Saints From Fulfilling Their Destiny | Orson Pratt |
| 24 | 1884 | Importance of the Work of God—"The Kingdom of God or Nothing"—Apparent Insignificance of the Church at First—Its Growth—Ancient Men of God—Personal Reminiscence—What is Required of the Saints—How Joseph Smith's Prayers Were Answered | Wilford Woodruff |
| 24 | 1884 | The Past and Future of the American Continent—The Law of the Lord and the Law of the Land—The Efforts of Our Enemies Turned to Our Advantage—Light and Liberty of the Latter-Day Saints—The Work of the Lord Among the Nations—Judicial Folly and Injustice—Faith Inseparable from Works—Parable of the Talents Exemplified | Erastus Snow |
| 24 | 1884 | Peace Enjoyed, But Trouble Expected—Falsehoods About the Saints—Power of the Saints Dreaded—Truth and Error in Conflict—Plural Marriage not the Real Objection—Mining for Precious Metals Avoided—Good Effect of Unlawful Legislation and Rulings—Hopes for the Future | George Q. Cannon |
| 24 | 1884 | The Gospel Like Leaven—Labor Required of the Elders—Promises to Abraham—Honorable Men in the American Nation Formerly and Now—Liberty in Religion and the Elective Franchise Claimed As Rights—The Saints Cannot Afford to Do Wrong—Relationship to God—Exhortation | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | Improvement Among the People—Interest Manifested by the World in the "Mormons"—Evidences of Divinity in the Work—Same Effects Follow the Gospel in Different Ages—Authority Restored—Proofs of Joseph Smith's Divine Mission—Persecutions Endured By the Saints—Reasons for the Same | George Q. Cannon |
| 24 | 1884 | Scope of the Gospel—Different Degrees of Glory—Free Agency—"Liberty" With a Vengeance—Trials Necessary—Former and Latter Trials—The Spirit of Gathering Illustrated—Judgments Predicted—Zion Already Attracting Attention—Encouragement for the Citizens of Deseret—Blessings Invoked | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | Prophecies Relating to Our Day—Apostasy Foretold—God's Work Reestablished—Restoration of the Gospel—Modern Revelation Opposed By Preachers—Unwarranted in Declaring that the Canon of Scripture is Full—Man By Searching Cannot Find Out God—But One True Gospel—Effect of the Gospel in the Days of the Apostles—How the Gospel Was Restored—How It is Being Preached—A Gathering Dispensation—Opposition to the Work of God—Destiny | Charles W. Penrose |
| 24 | 1884 | The Work of God—The Events of the Times—Gathering—Temple Ordinances—The Object of Marriage—Plural Marriage—A Terrible Lesson—Laws of God Must Be Enforced—The Priesthood—Parties, Cliques, Rings, Murmurers—God is on the Side of Israel | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | Truth Always the Same—Duties of the Saints—Officers Present—Where the Principles of the Gospel Originated—Character of Abraham—How He Was Tried—His Progeny—Duties of the Priesthood—Trials of the Saints—Charity Required—How Transgressors Should Be Dealt With—Exhortation to Righteousness | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | The Age in Which We Live—The Position the Latter-Day Saints Occupy—The Progress They Have Made Through the Medium of the Gospel—The Hatred Manifested Against the Saints of God—Cain—Sufferings of Former-Day Saints—Sufferings of the Latter-Day Saints—The Attacks of Religious Fanatics and Political Demagogues—The Mormons Are not Scared—Duties of the Latter-Day Saints—The Consequences of Allowing Our Children to Be Educated By Our Enemies&m | John Taylor |
| 24 | 1884 | Conditions on Which the Saints Shall Prevail—Prevalence of Peace—The Feeling in the East—Falsehoods Swallowed By a Credulous Public—No Real Injury—Immediate Promises—Only One Thing to Be Feared—The Saints Shall Prevail—The Saints Shall Prevail Through Faithfulness—This Praise of the World a Signal for Sorrow—Power of a United People—The Fiercest Persecution Antecedent to Polygamy—Salt that Has Lost Its Savor—Only One C | George Q. Cannon |
| 25 | 1885 | Joseph Smith's Testimony Never Proven False—Primitive Organization of the Church—Work of Christ not Completed When He Said, "It is Finished"—Why Should So Much Fault Be Found With the Latter-Day Saints?—The World's Objection to "Mormonism"—History of the Apostles—Authority to Preach the Gospel Restored—Temples—Baptism for the Dead—Book of Mormon—Restoration of the Priesthood—Cause of Persecution—No Surr | George Teasdale |
| 25 | 1885 | Testimonies of the Servants of God—Illogical Manner in Which They Are Met—Only True Way to Obtain a Knowledge of the Gospel—Secret of the Strength of the Church of Christ—Work to Be Accomplished—Struggle Between Satan and God—Influence Brought to Bear Against the Saints | George Q. Cannon |
| 25 | 1885 | Near Coming of Christ—Work to Be Accomplished—Temples Already Built, and Many More Yet to Be Built—Redemption of the Dead—Ezekiel's Vision—How Long Will It Take to Warn the World?—Will the Lord Delay His Coming Until All this Work is Accomplished?—Joseph Smith's Mission on Earth and Behind the Veil—Another Mission to Be Undertaken—The Resurrection of Joseph Smith Near—The Meaning of the Expression, "The Morning of the First Resurre | Erastus Snow |
| 25 | 1885 | Present Revelation—Work Required of the Priesthood—Improvement Among the People—More Improvement Necessary—Faith in the Ordinances Required—Design of God in Relation to the Children of the Saints | Erastus Snow |
| 25 | 1885 | Sincerity Alone not Sufficient—the Gathering Foretold—Inspired Writings Not All Contained in the Bible—Province of the Holy Ghost—The Reformers—Confusion of Sects—Apostate Condition of the World Foretold—How the Apostles Were Sent Out—Authority Required—What the Saints Should Do—Opposition to the Gospel, Ancient and Modern—Testimony | Charles W. Penrose |
| 25 | 1885 | Divine Mission of Joseph Smith—Prediction and Promise Fulfilled—Many Others Will Yet Be Verified—The World's Hatred of the Saints—Indisputable Evidence of the Divine Origin of the Church—No Power Can Destroy It—Missionaries Should Go to the Fields to Which They Are Called—The Effects of Obedience and Its Opposite | Joseph F. Smith |
| 25 | 1885 | Predictions in the Book of Mormon—Evidence of Its Divinity—Proof that Joseph Smith Was Inspired—Predictions Concerning the Indians Fulfilled—Coming Forth of the Book of Mormon Foretold—Plainness of Its Teachings—Prediction Relating to Sidney Rigdon—Only Two Churches—Other Prophecies Being Fulfilled | George Q. Cannon |
| 25 | 1885 | A Church of Order—The Lord's Promises Sure—People Prepared By Dreams and Visions to Receive the Elders—Gifts Received and Others Yet to Be Received—Blessings to Be Obtained By Faith—Great Promises | Orson Pratt |
| 25 | 1885 | Manifestations to Be Looked For—Some Already Received—Many Things Known Which Can not Be Told Yet—The Work Required of the Saints—Other and More Splendid Temples to Be Built—Persons Required to Labor in the Temples—Kind of Men Wanted to Go Upon Missions—Self-Denial Required—Blessings in Store for the Faithful | John Taylor |
| 25 | 1885 | Attitude of Our Enemies Towards the Latter-day Saints—Their Hatred of the Priesthood—The Blessings Received Through the Priesthood | George Q. Cannon |
| 25 | 1885 | The Power of God Manifested in the Gathering of the Saints—Purposes of the Gathering—Satan'S Antagonism to the Work of God | George Q. Cannon |
| 25 | 1885 | The Gathering—The Lord Will Punish the Wicked—Polygamy and Prostitution—Statistics of Crime Committed By Mormons and Non-Mormons—The Wickedness of the New England States—The Debased Position of U. S. Officials As Exhibited in the Courts of Utah | John Taylor |
| 26 | 1886 | Blessings Follow Certain Ordinances | Franklin D. Richards |
| 26 | 1886 | Object of Gathering—Our Principles and Organization Revealed From God—He is Cognizant of All Things—Our Faith not Affected By the Ideas of Men—Our Dependence Upon God—Enoch's City—God's Justice in Sending the Flood, and in the Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah—His Judgments Will Come Upon Those Who Persecute His Saints—The Lord Will Bless His People—We Will Stand By the Constitution Though Others Ignore It | John Taylor |
| 26 | 1886 | The Second Coming of Our Savior—Preaching of the Gospel and the Signs Following—the Gathering—Hatred of the World Toward the Latter-Day Saints—No Power Can Overthrow the Work of God—Exhortations to Faithfulness | George Q. Cannon |
| 26 | 1886 | The Gathering—Our Territorial Condition and Organization—The Eternal Nature of Our Covenants—The Law of Ancient Israel, Which Required a Man to Marry His Brother's Widow—Settlement of the Difficulty Connected With the Utah Lake and Jordan River Dam—The Flood—The Lord Will Sustain and Uphold Us—We Must Not Associate With the Wicked | John Taylor |
| 26 | 1886 | Our Labors Are Interesting and Peculiar—Character of the Latter-Day Saints—The Blessing and Privilege of Priesthood—The Primary Associations—Our Warfare is One of Faith—We Must Importune for Our Rights—Necessity for Good Lawyers—The Gift of Wisdom—Persecution Will Tend to Unite Us—We Should Be Pure | Franklin D. Richards |
| 26 | 1886 | The Work of God Only Partially Understood—Manifestation of the Father and Son to the Prophet Joseph—The Priesthood Conferred Upon Him—Kirtland Temple, and the Ministrations of Moses and Elijah—Benefits and Uses of Temples—Public and Private Improvements Advocated—Children Should Be Properly Taught—Wives Should Be Kindly Treated—Exhortations to Virtue and Purity | John Taylor |
| 26 | 1886 | Privilege of Meeting Together—We Are Here to Do Our Father's Will—All Dependent Upon God for Assistance, Guidance and Direction—The Lord Revealed to Adam the Purpose of Sacrifice—Adam, Before His Death, Called His Family Together and Blessed Them and Prophesied—Many Spirits Have Been Destined to Hold Certain Positions Among Men—Why We Are Gathered—We Must Follow the Teachings of the Spirit, and Honor the Priesthood in All Its Callings—Prepare Ourse | John Taylor |
| 26 | 1886 | Value of Liberty—Persecution Expected—Morse and Others Were at First Despised—God Overrules for Good—Faith and Works—Repentance and Baptism—Revelation—Witness of the Spirit—Mission of Joseph Smith—the Wheat Will Remain—No Malice to Men, But Hatred of Their Wicked Acts—Plural Marriage | John H. Smith |
| 26 | 1886 | Parable of the Ten Virgins—Rapid Development of the Arts and Sciences—The Lord Hastening His Work in Its Time—Enmity Between the Church of Christ and the World—The Gathering Together of People From Every Nation After They Have Been Baptized Into One Spirit—The Law of Tithing—Blessings Which Follow Obedience Thereto—Binding Upon All, Rich and Poor Alike—Giving to the Poor—Power of the Principles of the Gospel and Effects of Their Observance&md | Franklin D. Richards |
| 26 | 1886 | Growth of the Latter-Day Saints—Necessity of the Spirit of Revelation—Conditional Promises—The Lord Designed Israel to Be a Peculiar and Holy People—And He Has the Same Design Concerning Us—We Will Have to Pass Through the Same Ordeals As They—We Should not Intermarry With Those not of Our Faith—We Should Build Up Nothing that is Opposed to Zion—The Favor of God is Better Than Earthly Riches—Exhortations to Faithfulness | George Q. Cannon |
| 26 | 1886 | Nature of the Gospel, and of Our Position and Calling—Responsibilities of the Latter-Day Saints—The Right of All Men to Religious Freedom—Honorable Men of the Earth—We Aim at a Higher Exaltation Than the Rest of the World | John Taylor |