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At the end of that time he [the man who claims to be too 'independent' to receive prophetic counsel] would be wishing for the society of the negro baboon, or anything at all like the human form. He would hunger and thirst for an association with his fellow being; he would find himself wretched without it, and he would exclaim like Nebuchadnezzar in the bitterness of his soul, 'God is great and good.'
- Amasa M. Lyman (Apostle)
1855-12-09, Journal of Discourses 3:173, Men are Damned by Their Misdeeds, etc.
 
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