[234:A] The Seer, Vol. I. pp. 43-47.
[239:A] To explain the part which Brother Kimball acted in this affair, it afterward appeared that he was anxious to have Sarah provided for because he wanted the house that Sarah lived in, for his daughter, who was about to marry a son of Parley P. Pratt.
CHAPTER XIII.
THE ENDOWMENT.
Dramatis Personæ.
| Eloheim, or Head God, Brigham Young. | |||
| Jehovah, Heber G. Kimball. | |||
| Jesus, Daniel H. Wells. | |||
| Michael, or Adam, W. C. Staines. | |||
| Satan, W. W. Phelps. | |||
| Apostle Peter, Orson Pratt. | |||
| Apostle James, John Taylor. | |||
| Apostle John, Erastus Snow. | |||
| Washer, Dr. Sprague. | |||
| Clerk, David O. Calder. | |||
| Eve, Miss Eliza R. Snow. | |||
| Timothy Broadbrim, a Quaker, Wilford Woodruff. | |||
| Deacon Smith, a Methodist, Orson Hyde. | |||
| Parson Peabody, a Presbyterian, Franklin D. Richards. | |||
| Elder Smooth-Tongue, a Baptist, Phineas H. Young. | |||
| Father Boniface, a Catholic, George A. Smith. | |||
| Brother and Sister Jones, Brother and Sister White, Sister Mary Brown, to be sealed to Brother White, Several other Candidates, |
| Endowees. |
ACT I. Scene I.
[Enter Candidates.
Clerk. Good-morning, brethren and sisters. Be seated. Brother White, please state the time and place of your birth, date of your marriage, and the time when you were baptized into the church.