used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
generally approved or compelling recognition
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a proposal for an appropriate course of action
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
AdvisedadjectiveUS /ædˈvaɪzd/
having the benefit of careful prior consideration or counsel
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/
later than; following
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
AmongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
past form of “answer” — react verbally
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
AppealsnounUS /əˈpiːlz/
plural of “appeal” — earnest or urgent request
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
accomplishment of an objective
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
make a request or demand for something to somebody
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
AssumptionnounUS /əˈsʌmpʃən/
a statement that is assumed to be true and from which a conclusion can be drawn
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
a male with the same parents as someone else
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
(used of soaps or cleaning agents) having a substance (an abrasive or filler) added to increase effectiveness
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
showing who or what does the action
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
past form of “call” — assign a specified (usually proper) proper name to
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
an imaginary person represented in a work of fiction (play or film or story)
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
one of the groups of Christians who have their own beliefs and forms of worship
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
your overall circumstances or condition in life (including everything that happens to you)
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
ConflictnounUS /ˈkɑːnflɪkt/
an open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals)
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
carefully weighed
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a lawyer who pleads cases in court
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
CrippledadjectiveUS /ˈkrɪpəld/
disabled in the feet or legs
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
separate with or as if with an instrument
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
DefendingadjectiveUS /dɪˈfendɪŋ/
attempting to or designed to prevent an opponent from winning or scoring
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
DissatisfactionnounUS /ˌdɪsætɪˈsfækʃən/
the feeling of being displeased and discontent
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
A series of thoughts, images, or emotions during sleep.
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
EarlyadjectiveUS /ˈɜːrli/
at or near the beginning of a period of time or course of events or before the usual or expected time
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
a person who is older than you are
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
EldersnounUS /ˈeldərz/
plural of “elder” — a person who is older than you are
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
EncouragedadjectiveUS /enˈkɜːrɪdʒd/
inspired with confidence
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
of the greatest possible degree or extent or intensity
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
a degree on the Fahrenheit scale of temperature
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
FavorablyadverbUS /ˈfeɪvərəbli/
showing approval
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
be afraid or feel anxious or apprehensive about a possible or probable situation or event
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
the act of determining the properties of something, usually by research or calculation
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
any substance that can be metabolized by an animal to give energy and build tissue
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
intended to be given to, or used by, somebody
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
FulfilledadjectiveUS /fʊlˈfɪld/
completed to perfection
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
a group of persons together in one place
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
GibsonnounUS /ˈɡɪbsən/
United States illustrator remembered for his creation of the “Gibson girl” (1867-1944)
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
the supernatural being conceived as the perfect and omnipotent and omniscient originator and ruler of the universe; the object of worship in monotheistic religions
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
give help or assistance; be of service
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
HonolulunounUS /ˌhɑːnəˈluːluː/
the capital and largest city of Hawaii; located on a large bay on the island of Oahu
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
How
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From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
INCIDENTSnounUS /ˈɪnsədənts/
plural of “incident” — a single distinct event
From this reading INCIDENTS ON THE PLAINS.
plural of “island” — a land mass (smaller than a continent) that is surrounded by water
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
JeopardynounUS /ˈdʒepərdi/
a source of danger; a possibility of incurring loss or misfortune
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
leader of the Nez Perce in their retreat from United States troops (1840-1904)
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
undertake a journey or trip
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
a male sovereign; ruler of a kingdom
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a domain in which something is dominant
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a metric unit of capacity, formerly defined as the volume of one kilogram of pure water under standard conditions; now equal to 1,000 cubic centimeters (or approximately 1.75 pints)
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
LanainounUS /ləˈnaɪ/
an island of central Hawaii; a pineapple-growing area
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
Latter-dayadjective
belonging to the present or recent times
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a written message addressed to a person or organization
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
come together
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
MiraculouslyadverbUS /mərˈækjələsli/
in a miraculous manner
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
an organization of missionaries in a foreign land sent to carry on religious work
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
the most common medium of exchange; functions as legal tender
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
a form of address for a man
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
plural of “native” — an indigenous person who was born in a particular place
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
Nauvoo
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From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
not allowed to continue to bat or run
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
a set of two similar things considered as a unit
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
give money, usually in exchange for goods or services
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
(plural) any group of human beings (men or women or children) collectively
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a point located with respect to surface features of some region
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
PlainsnounUS /pleɪnz/
plural of “plain” — extensive tract of level open land
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
having a point
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
involving or characteristic of politics or parties or politicians
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
the act of communicating with a deity (especially as a petition or in adoration or contrition or thanksgiving)
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
a male member of a royal family other than the sovereign (especially the son of a sovereign)
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
ProphecynounUS /ˈprɒf.ə.si/
A prediction of what will happen in the future, often divinely or magically inspired.
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
past form of “provide” — give something useful or necessary to
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
PROVIDENCES
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From this reading SPECIAL PROVIDENCES.
ProvidentialadjectiveUS /ˌprɑːvəˈdenʃəl/
peculiarly fortunate or appropriate; as if by divine intervention
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
concerned with sacred matters or religion or the church
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a statement (either spoken or written) that is made to reply to a question or request or criticism or accusation
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
ResidencenounUS /ˈrezɪdəns/
any address at which you dwell more than temporarily
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
RestoredverbUS /rɪˈstɔːrd/
past form of “restore” — return to its original or usable and functioning condition
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
ReverenceverbUS /ˈrevərəns/
regard with feelings of respect and reverence; consider hallowed or exalted or be in awe of
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
RoutenounUS /ruːt/
an established line of travel or access
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a person who has died and has been declared a saint by canonization
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
SandwichnounUS /ˈsændwɪtʃ/
two (or more) slices of bread with a filling between them
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
rescued; especially from the power and consequences of sin
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
SelectadjectiveUS /səˈlekt/
of superior grade
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
100 senti equal 1 kroon in Estonia
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a particular situation
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
lift onto one's shoulders
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919)
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
Smith'snounUS /smɪθs/
possessive form of “smith” — Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919)
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
Snow'snounUS /snoʊz/
possessive form of “snow” — precipitation falling from clouds in the form of ice crystals
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
in or characteristic of a region of the United States south of (approximately) the Mason-Dixon line
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
unique or specific to a person or thing or category
From this reading SPECIAL PROVIDENCES.
the act of delivering a formal spoken communication to an audience
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
SuitableadjectiveUS /ˈsuːtəbəl/
meant or adapted for an occasion or use
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
TemplesnounUS /ˈtempəlz/
plural of “temple” — place of worship consisting of an edifice for the worship of a deity
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
in contact with each other or in proximity
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
underprepositionUS /ˈʌndər/
below or beneath something; less than
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
UtteringverbUS /ˈʌtərɪŋ/
-ing form of “utter” — articulate; either verbally or with a cry, shout, or noise
From this reading Called on a Mission to the Sandwich Islands--Journey by the Southern Route--A Prophecy--Fear After Uttering It--Residence in Honolulu--Political and Religious Conflict--The Kingdom in Jeopardy--Dissatisfaction Among the People--Letter to the King Favorably Considered--A Dream--A Prince sent by the King to Ask Counsel of Latter-day Saint Elders--Advice Accepted, and the Kingdom Saved--The Dream and Prophecy Fulfilled Together.
a vivid mental image
From this reading Journey to Lanai--Meet Mr. Gibson--Reverence of Natives for Him--His Speech and Assumption--Elder Joseph F. Smith's Reply--Elder Snow's Prophecy--Mr. Gibson Cut Off the Church--Elder Snow's Prophecy Fulfilled--Advised to Select a New Gathering Place--A Vision--Suitable Place Pointed Out.
feel or have a desire for; want strongly
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
wereauxiliary verbUS /wɜːr/
the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
whileconjunctionUS /waɪl/
during the time that
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
WillingnessnounUS /ˈwɪlɪŋnəs/
cheerful compliance
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
not having, not using, or not accompanied by
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.
WorkmennounUS /ˈwɜːrkmɪn/
plural of “workman” — an employee who performs manual or industrial labor
From this reading Circumstances under which the Early Temples were Built--How the Workmen were Encouraged--Arrival of Brother L---- in Nauvoo--His Willingness to Work without Pay--His Extreme Want--Appeals to God for Help--Money Miraculously Provided--Prayer for Food Answered--Providential Finding of a Pair of Shoes on the Plains--A Crippled Shoulder Restored while Defending the Character of Joseph Smith.