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The History of the Saints in the State of Wisconsin USA

Wisconsin Territory was created during 1836 and became a State of the Union on 29 May 1848. The seemingly inexhaustible supply of pine trees of Wisconsin and their easy access by the Black and Mississippi rivers became a wonderful source of wood for building the Nauvoo Illinois houses, business enterprises and Church buildings, including the temple, after the Saints settled there in the spring of 1839. Also, skilled lumbermen had joined the Church and their talents could be put to good use. Read More (PDF). Submitted by Hal Pierce

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"If You Could Hie To Kolob"

After William Wines Phelps personally aided the Prophet Joseph Smith in the translation of the book of Abraham, he took one of the central themes of “Kolob,” a star nearest unto the throne of God, which also symbolized “first creation,” and wrote the now-popular hymn “If You Could Hie to Kolob.” The hymn proclaims that there is no end to the goodness or light of God. Although it was published in the Deseret News in 1856, the date it was written is unknown. Ref. Source 9
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