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Nice display...

Well. How about, Restornu?

Your dead "prophet" said...
...some of the Saints have said, and believe, that a man with ONE WIFE, sealed to him by the authority of the Priesthood for time and eternity, will receive an exaltation as great and glorious, if he is faithful, as he possibly could with more than one.
[So far, Restornu, this sounds like it represents you...]
Smith, cont'd: I WANT HERE TO ENTER MY SOLEMN PROTEST AGAINST THIS IDEA, FOR I KNOW IT IS FALSE.
[Oh. I guess any contemporary Mormons that might be tempted to settle for one wife would rile this Lds "prophet" right out of his protesteth grave, eh?]
Smith cont'd: There is NO blessing [blessing] promised except upon...
Except upon what, Restornu?
Smith cont'd: ...conditions, and NO BLESSING CAN BE OBTAINED BY MANKIND EXCEPT BY FAITHFUL COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS, OR LAW, upon which the same is promised.

And, as Smith went on to say, if your hubby was only to married to you, and none other, well, he only fulfilled the Mormon god's "celestial law of marriage IN PART"-but twas "only the beginning of the law, not the whole of it.

"Therefore," concluded Smith in this message, "whoever has imagined that he could obtain the fullness of the blessings pertaining to this celestial law, by complying with only a portion of its conditions, has deceived himself. He cannot do it."

So, Restornu, do ye need to go marry another one-man wife to help him "complete" the progressive Mormon god's law? (You don't want to make a Mormon "prophet" otherwise look bad, do you?)