The History of the Clayton Journals

In 1979 two employees of the historical department are allowed to see the originals and they on their own apparently decide to make a complete transcript of them. What we have is somewhere around a quarter of that came to us via another researcher who was allowed to see their tight script in turn. So you have three independent people with different motives and different um positionings and faith having access to the journals and writing notes and they're all consistent. Perfect so as you guys hinted at when we go to the next slide I'll go back one just to make the point here William Clayton talks about 10 pages on the order of the priesthood showing the designs in Moses Abraham David and Solomon having many wives and concubines