"It is also by obeying my doctrine that they are cast out of their own lands and from their own hearths.

Whether the Lord hath spoken or no, it is by obeying the doctrines that I have taught that they are in wretchedness." He rose, pacing the room, apparently unconscious of what he did.
"I know that this has been weighing upon you, as it has upon my husband." He shook his head impatiently, striking his breast suddenly with one hand.

"There is but one heart," he said, "in which the pains and sorrows of them all are gathered." She began to see that he had a plan to unfold.
At length he stopped in his pacing, looking toward her.

"We must go to their relief," he said.

"We must gather an army and conduct our suffering brethren back to their homes in Zion." "By force of arms ?" she asked.
"If need be." He left time for the significance of these words to be fully comprehended, and then went on speaking as he paced again.