“These days were never to be forgotten,” Cowdery later wrote. “To sit under the sound of a voice dictated by the inspiration of heaven awakened the utmost gratitude of this bosom.” But he admitted on another occasion that he sometimes “had sea- • F. J. Zwierlein:Life and Letters of Bishop McQuaid, prefaced with a History of Catholic Rochester(Louvain, 1925), p. 27. Cf. Book of Mormon, pp. 28, 32. See also Josiah Priest:A View of the Expected Christian Millennium (Albany 1828). sons of skepticism, in which I did seriously wonder whether the prophet and I were men in our sober senses when we
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