Israel Call — Visionary Dream of Anson Call
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During a period of intense personal trial and economic hardship in the Mexican colonies, Israel Call sought divine comfort regarding his decision to remain in Mexico. He recorded a remarkable dream in which his deceased father, Anson Call, appeared to him. In the vision, his father spoke words of encouragement, assuring Israel that his sacrifices were known to God and that his family would be preserved through the coming years of political upheaval. Israel reported that he awoke with a profound sense of peace and renewed strength, which sustained him through the subsequent years of the Mexican Revolution and the eventual temporary displacement of the Saints.
Sources & References
Bibliography research — LDS pioneer figure; Daughters of Utah Pioneers History Collection; Israel Call Personal Journals (research confidence: medium)
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