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THE SECOND EPISTLE OF PAUL THE APOSTLE TO THE
CORINTHIANS
CHAPTER 6
  4 But in all things approving ourselves as the aministers of God, in much bpatience, in cafflictions, in necessities, in distresses,

Footnotes
4a
2 Cor. 11: 23.
  23 Are they aministers of Christ? (I speak as a fool) bI am more; in clabours more abundant, in dstripes above measure, in eprisons more frequent, in deaths oft.
b
c
D&C 127: 2 (2-3).
  2 And as for the aperils which I am called to pass through, they seem but a small thing to me, as the benvy and wrath of man have been my common lot all the days of my life; and for what cause it seems mysterious, unless I was cordained from before the foundation of the world for some good end, or bad, as you may choose to call it. Judge ye for yourselves. God dknoweth all these things, whether it be good or bad. But nevertheless, deep water is what I am wont to swim in. It all has become a second nature to me; and I feel, like Paul, to glory in etribulation; for to this day has the God of my fathers delivered me out of them all, and will deliver me from henceforth; for behold, and lo, I shall triumph over all my enemies, for the Lord God hath spoken it.