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===One Nation Under Gods, page 316 (hardback and paperback)===

The author asserts that John Taylor received a revelation on September 27, 1886 that promised that the practice of plural marriage would never be abandoned.

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===Endnote 15, page 587 (hardback); page 585 (paperback)===

*Fred C. Collier, ''Unpublished Revelations'', vol. 1, 145-146, 180-183.

===Other source(s) of the criticism===
* John W. Taylor&mdash;claimed that the revelation read "the Law of Plural Marriage was Eternal."  This phrase is not, however, in the revelation. (See diary of Heber J. Grant, 30 September 1890).

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