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we came up to Joseph Smith's house...
and his wife Emma
came to the door.
and his wife Emma
came to the door.
Excuse me, ma'am, is this
whereJoseph Smith lives?.
- Yes.
- We'd like to talk to him, please.
You'll find him outyonder,
chopping wood.
Thankyou, ma'am.
That sounds kind offunny
for a prophet to be out swinging an ax.
- Don't seem just right.
- Prophet ought to act like a prophet.
Can't expect to build a church
ifhe acts like a farmhand.
Good morning.
How doyou do, sir?.
I'm Brigham Young.
- This is my friend Heber Kimball.
- I'm glad to meetyou.
We've come
a long ways to seeyou.
Wewant to askyou some questions
aboutyour church.
Gladly. I'd like to tell you about it.
Won'tyou sit down?.
What's this aboutyou folks
calling yourselves saints?.
Well, we believe
that any man, dead or alive...
who keeps
the Ten Commandments is a saint.
You don't pretend to be
the Lord himself, doyou?.
No. I'm just a mortal man,
same as you oryour friend here.
Well, this plan ofyours
you call the United Order,
what's that?.
It's not my plan.
It's the Lord's.
Well, whose ever it is,
what is it?.
Well, I-- I suppose
you'd call it the law of nature.
You see, it's his idea
that the land ofzion will
be sort oflike a beehive...
or like that anthill
overthere...
with everybody doing
and getting his part
ofthe profits.
will have everything
he can eat and use.
There'll be great storehouses
to keep food and things in...
There'll be great storehouses
to keep food and things in...
for the sick and the poor,
the old folks.
You see, under
a brotherhood plan I i ke that...
it'll be impossible for any one man
to pile up a lot of goods...
or have power
over his neighbors.
That'll mean there'll be
no social distinctions...
no caste,
no special privileges.
any more than, I take it,
there is in that anthill over there.
We had it once, but somehow
we've all but lost it.
We've got to get back
to it again.
Well, that--
That sounds all right.
But then there'll
always be lazy people,
ambitious people.
There'll be some honest ones
and some dishonest ones.
What I'm telling you,
Brother Brigham, is
a revelation from the Lord.
It's up to us
to work it out.
This isn't an easy religion.
Well, I'm not looking
for an easy religion.
I'm looking for one
I can bring myfamily up decent in.
Joseph.
Dinneris ready.
Won'tyou stay
and have dinnerwith us?.
( Young )
Well, thankyou. We'd be glad to.
All right.
Come on.
Now, gentlemen,
I'm not asking you to believe...
a single thing
Joseph Smith said...
but I do askyou--
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