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Journal of Discourses · 1867

Journal of Discourses, Volume 11

56 sermons by 11 speakers, published in 1867. The full contents, and what the volume is about.

Volume 11 of the Journal of Discourses was published in 1867 and prints 56 sermons by 11 speakers.

Brigham Young dominates it with 20 of the 56 sermons, followed by John Taylor with 9.

A passage from this volume

The contents below list everything printed in it. This is what it sounded like.

When I was sent on my first mission, though only fifteen years of age, I began to learn and sense things for myself, I began to receive and bear testimony of the truth. In my weakness I endeavored to preach the Gospel, to tell people the truth, and to explain to them the way of life. This gave to me a knowledge and fixed my faith and feelings, and made them to me seemingly unchangeable. But we are changeable, weak and frail, we know not today what we may do or what may occur tomorrow. This is a frail, poor, low condition for the offspring of God to be in, yet it is our condition exactly. Notwithstanding this, men today will boast of their greatness, power, wealth, descent, associations, influence and honors, when the poor, insignificant, miserable things may be dead and food for worms tomorrow. That great thing that boasted of his influence, is proud and stands up in majesty today, may be food for worms tomorrow. O, the foolishness of man!

Joseph F. Smith, Embarrassments in Arising to Speak—The Different Religions—None Perfect Except Revealed From God, Journal of Discourses, Volume 11

Who preaches in it

SpeakerSermons
Brigham Young20
John Taylor9
George Q. Cannon7
George A. Smith5
Heber C. Kimball4
Wilford Woodruff3
Orson Hyde2
Ezra T. Benson2
Amasa M. Lyman2
Daniel H. Wells1
Joseph F. Smith1

Subjects

What this volume returns to, by how many of its sermons carry each subject: Holy Ghost (29), Priesthood (26), Zion (25), Jesus Christ (22), Baptism (18), Revelation (18), Utah Territory (18), Great Salt Lake City (17), Kingdom of God (17), Book of Mormon (14), Gathering of Israel (12), Eternal Life (12).

Contents

Every discourse in the volume, in printed order. The titles are the Journal's own — a single discourse routinely lists four or five unrelated subjects — and each links to the discourse itself at journalofdiscourses.com.

No.TitleSpeaker
1Historical DiscourseGeorge A. Smith
2Knowledge 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, &cBrigham Young
3Blessings 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 EarthJohn Taylor
4Blessings 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 DutiesGeorge Q. Cannon
5Analogy 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 PeopleOrson Hyde
6Ordinance 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 ApostasyBrigham Young
7Revelation in the Church—Necessity of Obedience to Counsel—Confidence in the Future of the Saints—Duty of Striving to Increase Our FaithGeorge Q. Cannon
8First Principles of the Gospel—Apostasy From the Primitive Faith and Restoration of the Fulness of the GospelGeorge A. Smith
9Different Ideas of Nations in Regard to Government—Views of the Latter-Day Saints: Their Philanthropy—Reformation Effected By Them—Liberty of Conscience Allowed to AllJohn Taylor
10Influence 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 ReligionWilford Woodruff
11Causes of Gratitude that the Saints Have—Spiritual and Temporal Blessings Enjoyed By Them—Greater Promises Made to Them Than the Ancients—Obedience to Counsel NecessaryGeorge Q. Cannon
12God 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 ThemselvesJohn Taylor
13Men 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 FaithHeber C. Kimball
14Religious Ideas of the World Contrasted With Those of the Saints—Loyalty of the Saints to the Constitution—Persecutions They Have Endured—Prophecy in the ChurchJohn Taylor
15Eternity of the Kingdom of God—Continued Faithfulness of the Saints—Honesty to Be Practiced By ThemHeber C. Kimball
16Condition of the Saints, EtcGeorge Q. Cannon
17Duties of the Saints—Obedience to Counsel, EtcBrigham Young
18Summary of InstructionsBrigham Young
19Personality of God—His Attributes—Eternal Life, EtcBrigham Young
20Summary of InstructionsBrigham Young
21Home Manufacturing, Merchandising, and General EconomyBrigham Young
22Others' Sins No Justification of OursHeber C. Kimball
23Instructions Concerning Things Temporal and SpiritualOrson Hyde
24Prosperity of the SaintsGeorge A. Smith
25Revelation From God, True KnowledgeJohn Taylor
26Riches of the GospelGeorge Q. Cannon
27Synopsis of RemarksGeorge A. Smith
28Eternal Life Revealed in the GospelDaniel H. Wells
29Exhortation to Home ManufactureEzra T. Benson
30Development of the Understanding NecessaryAmasa M. Lyman
31Marriage: Its BenefitsAmasa M. Lyman
32Blessings Secured By FaithfulnessHeber C. Kimball
33Holy Ghost Requisite to Teach the TruthBrigham Young
34Our Religion is From GodJohn Taylor
35Conflict of Truth Irrepressible—Sin Causes Fear, Then ApostasyGeorge Q. Cannon
36Opposition Essential to HappinessBrigham Young
37The Priesthood Ancient and Modern—God's Dealings With the Children of Men in Every Age—Final Triumph of His KingdomWilford Woodruff
38The Kingdom of God on Earth is a Living, Moving, Effective Institution: We Do not Carry It, But It Carries UsBrigham Young
39Advice to Lawyers—Royal Polygamy in Europe—Polygamy Revealed From HeavenBrigham Young
40Our Indian Relations—How to Deal With ThemBrigham Young
41Delegate Hooper—Beneficial Effects of Polygamy—Final Redemption of CainBrigham Young
42Union. Persecution. The Nature of the Kingdom of God. Trading With Enemies. The Jews. On the Murder of Dr. RobinsonBrigham Young
43Weakness of the Human Mind. Extortion. Imperfection of the Human Judgment. Introduction of MachineryBrigham Young
44How 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 PoliticalBrigham Young
45Embarrassments in Arising to Speak—The Different Religions—None Perfect Except Revealed From GodJoseph F. Smith
46The Limited Wisdom of Man in Comparison to the Fulness of God's Wisdom—What is True Philosophy?John Taylor
47The 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 LordBrigham Young
48Truth to Be Received for Its Own Sake—Impossibility of Perceiving the Things of God From a Worldly Point of View—Maternal InfluenceGeorge Q. Cannon
49The Complete Difference Between the Saints and the WorldJohn Taylor
50The Elders to Labor for the Unity of the SaintsBrigham Young
51How the Sisters Can Help to Build Up the KingdomBrigham Young
52Political and Social EconomyJohn Taylor
53Raising Flax and Wool—Home Manufactures—Church Literature—Folly of Using Tobacco and LiquorGeorge A. Smith
54Word of Wisdom—Happiness to Be Obtained Only Through ObedienceEzra T. Benson
55Necessity of Unity in Faith and PracticeWilford Woodruff
56Building the Temple—Mormonism Embraces All TruthBrigham Young

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