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George A. Smith Journal of Discourses — Volume 7…

The spirit of hypocrisy, covetousness, adultery, and corruption also laid the foundation for Law's destruction.
When a man professes a great deal of sanctity—a great deal of holiness and piety,—when he can scarcely speak without a pious groan, he is to be suspected; for such hypocrisy is in itself the most cursed corruption that can exist.
Law gathered around him a few followers, organized a church, and set himself up for a prophet, went out from Nauvoo, joined the mob, and led the van.
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George A. Smith Journal of Discourses — Volume 7…

It is of the utmost importance that every Latter-day Saint thoroughly and carefully tread his own path, correct his own conduct, regulate his own life, banish from his heart the spirit of wickedness and corruption, and see to it that his intentions, desires, and actions are pure in the sight of God,—that he covets not that which belongs to his neighbour
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