. . . it is very definite and very certain for we can believe in the
final exaltation and glorification of the children of men who serve God where
for it makes them Gods even the sons of God but to us there is but one living
and true God to us there is but one
Savior that Savior has come in the meridian of time redeem the earth the
children of men from the original sin that was committed by our first parents
has restored all things through his death and suffering that each and every one
of the sons and daughters of Adam and Eve can obtain life and salvation through
the [Redeemer?] and exalted and the Father to his presence and the Son to his
presence and dwell with him forever . . . (“Brigham
Young, 1865 June 18,” pp. 9-10 of George D. Watt’s shorthand account, CR
100 912, Church History Library)
