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Portrait of Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith Diary (1832–1834)

God grant that he may overcome all evil: Blessed be brother Frederick, for he shall never want a friend; and his generation after him shall flourish. The Lord hath appointed him an inheritance upon the land of Zion. Yea, and his head shall blossom And he shall be as an olive branch that is bowed down with fruit: even so; Amen. And again, blessed be brother Sidney, also notwithstanding he shall be high and lifted up, yet he shall bow down under the yoke like unto an ass that coucheth beneath his burthen
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Portrait of Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith Diary (1832–1834)

Frederick should go to Cleveland and commence administering to the sick, for the purpose of obtaining means blessings for them, and for the work of glory of the Lord: Accordingly we, Joseph, Frederick, and Oliver united in prayer before the Lord for this thing. Now, O Lord, grant unto us this blessing, in the name of Jesus Christ, and thy name shall have the glory forever
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Portrait of Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith, Jr. Joseph Smith Diary (1832–1834)

Fifthly, That the Lord would protect our printing press from the hands of evil men, and give us means to send forth his word, even his gospel that the ey ears of all may hear it, and also that we may print his scriptures, and also that he would give those who were appointed to conduct the press, wisdom sufficient that the cause may not be hindered, but that men's eyes may thereby be opened to see the truth. Sixthly, That the Lord would deliver Zion, and gather in his scattered people, to possess it in peace
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