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Nauvoo, Illinois
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Site of 1844 Times and Seasons office
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Section (135)
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Summer 1844
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Scripture
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"When Joseph went to Carthage to deliver himself up to the pretended requirements of the law, two or three days
previous to his assassination, he said:
"I am going like a lamb to the slaughter; but I am calm as a summer's morning;
I have a conscience void of offense towards God, and towards all men. I shall die
innocent, and it shall yet be said
of me - he was murdered in cold blood . . ."
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Doctrine and Covenants 135:4
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Basement office of the Times and
Seasons, which was printed here
from 1939 to 1841.
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Key Events
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John Taylor was the editor and proprietor of the Times and Seasons, which from 1842 to 1845 was located on the
NW corner of Bain and Water Streets.
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The Book of Abraham was first published in the Times and Seasons building, which no longer stands.
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The Wentworth Letter, Articles of Faith, and some portions of the History of the Church were first published here.
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The third and fourth editions of the Book of Mormon were printed here in 1840 and 1842.
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The 1844 edition of the Doctrine and Covenants was also published here, which was the first edition to include
the tribute to Joseph and Hyrum.
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John Taylor's tribute to Joseph and Hyrum
may have been written while in his office
in the Times and Seasons building, which
from 1842 to 1845 was located
across
the street, seen in the background.
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Words of Joseph Smith
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"On my part, I am ready to be offered up a sacrifice in that way that can bring to pass the greatest benefit and good
to those who must necessarily be
interested in this important matter." (History of the Church 5:159)
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Copyright 2005 Steve Mortensen. All rights reserved.
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