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9/14/07
"If we can banish Satan from our presence, we shall do a good work; for
he it is who steps in and causes bickerings and strife. But if we will
be wide awake, and not let the enemy come in, there will be no
bickerings or strife, and we will be able to move the heavens and the
earth if necessary; we will be able to drive Satan from our midst, with
all the kindred spirits that are seeking our destruction." - Daniel
H. Wells, "Journal of Discourses," 26 vols., 5:43
1/21/08
"Do not let
us be discouraged at difficulties and trials, for we are sent to this
state of existence for the express purpose of descending below all
things, that we may pass the ordeals and trials of this life and
thereby prove our integrity and be prepared to rise above all things.
And after all, we have not been called upon to endure to that extent
that the Savior of the world was. But he was not subjected to the
afflictions he had to endure without hope, neither are we; but we are
called to pass through them that we may prove whether we have power
and strength to stand in that day when all things shall be shaken, and
nothing doubting, cleave to the Lord our God with full purpose of
heart, no matter how much things are against us, apparently. If we can
pass these tests and trails we shall prove to God and angels that we
are worthy to receive the welcome plaudit, 'well
done, thou good and faithful servant, enter thou into the joy of the
Lord.'"
- Daniel H. Wells, "Journal of Discourses,"
26 vols., 12:236
7/30/15
Never
strike hands with the Devil; never seek to make friends of
Christ and Baal. They cannot be friends. If we do not let go the
hand of the Devil, we must the hand of Christ. Christ has long
ago refused to hold communion with Satan. We cannot hold one
with one hand, and the other with the other hand. If we try
this, the first we know we shall find ourselves entirely on the
side of the Devil. - Daniel
H. Wells, "Journal of Discourses," 26 vols., 9:64