Dr. George H. Brimhall's Miraculous Testimony against Sophistry

“At that time I said to myself: ‘Is it possible that my father and my mother have been deceived?’ I was believing the man. He had leaned me over towards him, and was just ready to put around me the arm of a condor and carry me away. I felt that I was slipping. I went out into a grove of cedars, and I said: ‘I must pray aloud tonight,’ and I asked the Lord for just what I wanted to know. The next morning, I went to my work, and my employer came down into the shaft, just after dinner, and began his argument with a smile, expecting a victory; but instead of my leaning towards him, I was braced, and we had a battle royal. He said, ‘Who has been stuffing you?’ I turned and bore my testimony to that man, and told him what I knew, and he trembled in my presence. That was not the boy, G. H. Brimhall, alone; it was the boy plus the Spirit of the Lord.”

— George H. Brimhall, The Young Woman's Journal