Eliza Roxcy Snow

“ God, I am determined to tread all things beneath my feet that would militate against the accomplishment of the glorious work in which I am engaged. Yes, I would like to conquer, but not for myself alone. ”

“ I intend passing through by way of Switzerland and Italy, visiting the Saints in those countries, and promoting the interests of those missions in every way in my power.
Circumstances seem to be working favorably. A short time since I met with a brother who had resided seven years in India, and is conversant with the native language, and will immediately enter upon the translation of some of my works, which I intend getting published there, together with the "Voice of Joseph," in English, soon after my arrival. ”

“ I have nearly completed the translation of "Divine Authority," and given Elder Stenhouse instructions to publish it immedi- ately, together with the second edition of the "Voice of Joseph." We hope, ere long, to be able to issue a periodical from Geneva, adapted to our readers both in Switzerland and Italy.
The mission in Italy still moves forward under the cautious, prudent, faithful and persevering labors and man- agement of Elder Woodard. The two publications which I issued in Turin are now circulated quite extensively in the north of Italy. ”

“ Brethren who have plenty of means, and wish to employ them for the glory of God in the salvation of souls, I trust will not be backward in liberality; that while I willingly and freely sacrifice the pleasures and endearments of home and friends, they may be equally ready and willing to devote their means, and thus fulfil the Scriptures in making to themselves friends with the "mammon of unrighteousness." ”

“ He says his wife wants to be baptized, and several others feel interested in the history of the Church, by reading our publications. I feel as if the Lord had commenced to work among the people. I get on with the language pretty well. ”

“ No bounds to Brother Snow's mission. He looks towards India and shapes his plans. Writes to F. D. Richards. Expresses his views. Brother Woodard writes from Italy. Brother Stenhouse from Switzer- land. Lorenzo visits Wales. ”