


So do you think Elder Blattman looks like he’s already standing in the water waiting for someone to come along to baptize?

So from there we went to the Newel K. Knight home where the Colesville Branch met for a while. The house is still standing. It is said that the persecution in this area was pretty strong and one night while Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery were visiting here a mob came for them and they had to escape out the back and race along the river all the way to Harmony which took them all night. It isn’t verified but the story is that perhaps while on this flight is when the Melchezidek priesthood was restored. There is no exact date or place for that ordination and visitation.
So we had a lovely adventure and got to see some beautiful countryside. We are grateful to that these things came to pass and that we are blessed to stand in “holy places”.
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