 Man, beiag one of the race of gods, becomes eligible, by means of marriage, for a celestial throne; his household of wives and children being his kingdom, not on earth only, but in heaven. 8. The kingdom of God has been again founded on the earth ; the...  New America - Side 156av William Hepworth Dixon - 1869 - 448 siderUten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | 1868 - 600 sider
...(4), Spirits—immortal beings, still waiting to receive their tabernacle of flesh. " 7. Man, being one of the race of gods, becomes eligible, by means...but by virtue, not by violence; by industry, not by force."—Page 265. It is quite clear that this creed alone could not produce all the faith and enthusiasm... | |
 | James Ewing Ritchie - 1870 - 408 sider
...Mormon fills but a low scale in the order of things." Man being of the race of God becomes eligible for a celestial throne: his household of wives and...being his kingdom, not on earth only, but in heaven, polygamy is thus his highest duty, and most glorious privilege. In the East, polygamy does not answer.... | |
 | Ray Vaughn Pierce - 1889 - 1058 sider
...for a celestial throne, and his household of wives and children are his kingdom, not only on earth but in heaven. 8. The kingdom of God has been again founded on earth, and the time has now come for the saints to take possession of their own; but by virtue, not... | |
 | Ray Vaughn Pierce - 1895 - 1020 sider
...for a celestial throne, and his household of wives and children are his kingdom, not only on earth but in heaven. 8. The kingdom of God has been again founded on earth, and the time has now come for the saints to take possession of their own; but by, virtue, not... | |
 | R.V. PIERCE, M.D. - 1889 - 1056 sider
...for a celestial throne, and his household of •wives and children are his kingdom, not only on earth but in heaven. 8. The kingdom of God has been again founded on earth, and the time has now come for the saints to take possession of their own; but by virtue, not... | |
 | Edward Bliss Foote - 1892 - 976 sider
...still waiting to receive their tabernacle of flesh. " 7. Man, being one of the race of gods, became eligible, by means of marriage, for a celestial throne;...virtue, not by violence; by industry, not by force." The Mormons were fashionable, at least, in their matrimonial regulations ; for, as remarked in another... | |
 | William Lonsdale Watkinson, William Theophilus Davison - 1867 - 554 sider
...(iv.) Spirits — immortal beings still waiting to receive theif tabernacle of flesh. 7. Man, being one of the race of gods, becomes eligible, by means...virtue, not by violence ; by industry, not by force." On some of these points thare is a little divergence of opinion on the part of the more thoughtful... | |
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