56 sermons by 15 speakers, published in 1855. The full contents, and what the volume is about.
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Volume 2 of the Journal of Discourses was published in 1855 and prints 56 sermons by 15 speakers.
Brigham Young dominates it with 17 of the 56 sermons, followed by Heber C. Kimball with 7.
A passage from this volume
The contents below list everything printed in it. This is what it sounded like.
Brother Joseph is gone, and now brother Brigham Young, the Governor of the Territory of Utah, is our Prophet, our leader, our Revelator; and it is for me and you to listen to him with all diligence, the same as we would listen to Joseph were he alive. Brother Brigham is his successor; his word is sacred; and if you do not observe it, it will not be well, and there is where I fear for you, brethren. I do not fear so much for myself as I do for you, because it will go hard with you, if you disobey his advice. There will many of you turn from the faith; you will turn your backs to us, and some will be guilty of shedding innocent blood, if you are not aware. This will be the result of apostasy. When that spirit attacks you, you will be led to do as other apostates have, who have turned from the Church of Christ.
What this volume returns to, by how many of its sermons carry each subject: Holy Ghost (24), Priesthood (24), Great Salt Lake City (23), Jesus Christ (18), Book of Mormon (18), Zion (17), Resurrection (14), Revelation (14), Gathering of Israel (14), Second Coming (13), Persecution (11), Baptism (11).
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.