Heber C. Kimball cytaty

Heber C. Kimball – amerykański duchowny protestancki, członek Kworum Dwunastu Apostołów Kościoła Jezusa Chrystusa Świętych w Dniach Ostatnich w latach 1835–1847. Wikipedia

✵ 14. Czerwiec 1801 – 22. Czerwiec 1868

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Heber C. Kimball cytaty

„Duch Święty to człowiek, jeden z synów naszego Ojca i naszego Boga.”

Heber C. Kimball

Źródło: Artur Wójtowicz, Bóg mormonów, Kraków 2003, s. 91.

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Heber C. Kimball: Cytaty po angielsku

“We will yet save the Constitution of the United States. We will do it, as the Lord liveth, and we will save this nation, every one of them that will be saved. Brother Brigham Young and brother Joseph Smith stand at our head, and will do that thing, as the Lord liveth. Yes, we, as their children, with our children to assist us, will do it. We have got that power, and so have they, and will bear the kingdom off victoriously to every nation that is upon God's footstool; and I know it.”

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Heber C. Kimball

Journal of Discourses 5:213 (Sep. 6, 1856)

“"Do you not quarrel, brother Heber?" says one. No, I do not. But; when a woman begins to dispute me, about nine times out of ten I get up and say, "Go it," and then go off about my business; and if ever I am so foolish as to quarrel with a woman, I ought to be whipped; for you may always calculate that they will have the last word.”

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Journal of Discourses 5:277 (Sept. 27, 1857)

“And he further says that the wicked will come and say, We have prophesied in thy name, and in thy name done many mighty works. And I will add to this that many of them will have to say, We have stolen hundreds of cattle from the Mormons, and driven them from their homes, because they preached a new religion. Still the Lord will say, I know you not.”

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Journal of Discourses 9:129-130 (Jan. 6, 1861)

“Do you believe that a dead woman can conceive from a live man and bring forth a live child? Do you believe it, any of you mothers? Do you believe it, any of you fathers? No, you know better. Well, if a woman will not produce when she is dead, then the earth cannot produce living things if it was dead. Does the earth conceive? It does, and it brings forth. If it did not, why do you go and put your wheat into the ground? Does it not conceive it? But it does not conceive except you put it there. It conceives and brings forth, and you and I live, both for food and for clothing, silks and satins. What! satin grow? Yes. What produces it? The silkworm produces it. Does the silkworm produce except it conceives? No, it eats of the mulberry tree. Where does the mulberry tree come from? It comes from the earth. Where did the earth come from? From its parent earths. Well, some of you may call that foolish philosophy. But if it is, I will throw out foolish things, that you may gather up wise things. The earth is alive. If it was not, it could not produce: If you find a piece of earth that is dead, you cannot produce anything from it, except you resurrect it and restore it to life.”

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Journal of Discourses 6:35-36 (Nov. 8, 1857)

“I have learned by experience that there is but one God that pertains to this people, and He is the God that pertains to this earth-the first man. That first man sent his own Son to redeem the world, to redeem his brethren; his life was taken, his blood shed, that our sins might be remitted. That Son called twelve men and ordained them to be Apostles, and when he departed the keys of the kingdom were deposited with three of those twelve, viz.: Peter, James, and John. Peter held the keys pertaining to that Presidency, and he was the head.”

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Heber C. Kimball

Journal of Discourses 4:1 (June 29, 1856)

“Do you not quarrel, brother Heber?”

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Heber C. Kimball

says one. No, I do not. But; when a woman begins to dispute me, about nine times out of ten I get up and say, "Go it," and then go off about my business; and if ever I am so foolish as to quarrel with a woman, I ought to be whipped; for you may always calculate that they will have the last word.
Journal of Discourses 5:277 (Sept. 27, 1857)