Daniel Jones' Miraculous Guidance and Protection during a winter journey to San Pete

“Now I called on my Father to guide me or my animals to the right path; who, as usual, praise be to his name, answered my plea; for the latter, when given their rein, took me to the bottom of a steep and rough hill; they quickly climbed to its top, and then down over it from rock to rock. At the bottom of the hill ran a small river which was difficult to cross, but after following its banks for a while I found a safe spot, and before long I found myself on the highland again, without ever a road, or a compass, or anything except the heavens above to go by. I shouted again higher than before, “O Father, cause a breeze from somewhere to disperse the clouds and the snow;” at the calling the breeze came, and the snow ceased, and I heard the neighing of a horse not far from me; as I pondered what it could be, whether a horse as lost as I was, whether it had a rider, or whether it was an angel from heaven bringing salvation: over and over the whinny, and it was answered back by my horses and myself as loudly as we could, and taking heart my horses pranced to meet it. A gust of wind came which blew the clouds away; then we saw three horsemen on their mounts before us! — Udgorn Seion (Zion's Trumpet), No. 13 (June 28, 1851) (English translation by Ronald D. Dennis)”