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This is where John and I are sharing a single story to go with each week's lesson.

John, this week, sections 98 through 101.

We need a story.

You told me you have one.

I do.

And sometimes, Hank, we hear these stories of early saints and we say, I can relate to that. And sometimes we go, I cannot relate to that at all. I'm looking at section 101, verse 22. It's a phrase we've heard a few times in the doctrine of covenants. This is it. Behold, it is my will that all they who call on my name and worship me according to

my everlasting gospel should gather together and stand in holy places. Hank, I want to tell you about a

young woman named Hannah Last Cornaby. She's in Yarmouth, England, Y-A-R-M-O-U-T-H-Y-A-R-M-O-U-outh, England, she went to get baptized in Yarmouth. Now, it was not a

quiet, reverend experience. So here's what she said. We found the house surrounded by a mob,

through which we with difficulty made our way. Before we reached the water's edge, the whole horde was upon us.

And my husband baptized me amid a shower of stones and shouts.

I was like that at a baptism. We'll be over here. You guys throw the rocks.

And although the stones whizzed around us thick as hail not one touched us

and we reached home in safety thanking god for our miraculous deliverance i just don't go to the

meeting if there's a mob around my house i just say i'm going to skip it today but she wanted so much to be baptized that in the midst, they're throwing rocks.

I mean, you've heard the church history story where they keep breaking the dam in the creek so that

they keep destroying the font.

What should be such a wonderful experience.

And it reminds me of the hymn that we've sung before, Who's on the Lord's side who?

Now is the time to show.

We ask it fearlessly, who's on the Lord's side who.

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