Polygamy is an abomination in the sight of the Lord God; it is not of me; I abhor it. I abhor it, as also the doctrine of the Nicolaitans, and the men or set of men who practice it, I judge them not, I judge not those who practice it. Their works shall judge them at the last day. Be ye strong; ye shall contend against this doctrine; many will be let into it honestly, for the Devil will seek to establish it, and roll it forth to deceive.

They seek to build up their own kingdoms, to suit their own pleasure, but I countenance it not, saith God. I have given my law; I shrink not from my word. My law is given in the Book of Doctrine and Covenants, but they have disregarded my law, and trampled upon it, and counted it a light thing, and obeyed it not; but my word is the same yesterday as today, and forever.

As you have desired to know of me concerning the pamphlet, it is written in part, but not in plainness. It requires three more pages to be written, for it shall go forth in great plainness, combating this doctrine, and all who receive it not, it shall judge at the last day. Let this be the voice of the Lord in the pamphlet, for it shall go forth in great plainness, and many will obey it and turn unto me, saith the Lord. —Church History, Vol. 3, p. 215.