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Show 6 November 23: the wind ahead and part of the da y calm, we united and rais ed the desire of our hearts to the lord for a fair wind and it was so. In their minds the mission to which enough and preached immediately two Scottish elders left for the Preston, for several weeks, making some in their travels and emphasizes the intent of their call sailed from by was Liverpool canal boat to Samuel Mu l l i n e r t s the through lFor soon to realized, Glasgow Edinburgh, parents to visit the two elders them was important Lancashire, on see seems own to be nation. 2 however, for they were a on city 3Ibid., they in that which specific 19th they the made their received Old friends by came from America and the missionaries "talked to evening and let them know Jenson, II our erand to Scotland. Journal, December 3-18, December 22, 1839. 1,3 divine intervention" in behalf of The Historical Record, Book I, Latter-Day Saints' Millennial Star (Manchester, Liverpool l840--), XV, 106 (hereinafter cited as Millennial Star). 2Wright, where recurring The joyously the 21st of December. similar instances of missionaries area contact with Scots and from the latter where arrived in Ll,ver- personal responsibility seemed to feel towards those of their they way 1839 these This desire to meet with fellow Scots area. thing had been called to merit such divine intervention. 1 On December 3, pool they 1839. 352; The and London, |
