Talk of J. M. Hammon, Salt Lake City, 20 March 1960
20 March 1960
Talk of J. M. Hammon, Salt Lake City, 20 March 1960
A talk by J. M. Hammon at a general meeting at the Fischer home in Salt Lake City. The archive file is labeled J. M. Hammon. The automatic transcript of the opening does not clearly name the speaker. The text is an automatic, unreviewed transcript of the recording, lightly paragraphed for reading. The recording itself is the source.
Members · Full recording · 2:10
It's indeed a pleasure for us, brothers and sisters, to meet you here in these peaceful and delightful circumstances. At least now I just gratitude the facilities that we have to meet in, appreciate Brother Irwin's energies and directing the saints to their cells, helping us by talking to them. I'm grateful for the presence of Brother Johnson residing at this meeting.
All the members of the council here, if his functions are better than Jeff, he is excused. I see he's here and he has good, usually good spirits and good health. I feel like the spirit of God is here, so I hope I'm deeply grateful. I live in this world with a greater understanding that I obtain. I see how grateful I am for having a father. Circumstances in life, lowly as they are. To view the circumstances of our enemies from time to time.
The purposes of God were silence in the end, but now is very little that becomes of me. I think that our life is still better than before.
Sources
- From the Historical Short Creek archive, 1960 documents. Duration 2:10. Automatic transcript (unreviewed). Speaker identification is from the archive file name, checked against the opening of the recording where it names or introduces the speaker.
Another archive recording is also labeled J. M. Hammon at a general meeting on 20 March 1960. Both are on this year page.
This transcript is free to read. The full recording is for members. No public media URL is listed here.