kingdom of God.” You could not be born of the water
unless there was a man authorized by new revelation to administer the
baptism of water, neither could you receive the baptism of the Holy
Ghost only by the ordinance God has instituted; hence the necessity of
the restoration of the authority to administer the ordinances of the
Gospel, and this is why God has restored it after the earth has been
without it for seventeen hundred years. No man among all
the nations, kindreds and tongues of the earth, during that time, has had
this authority, neither the authority to administer the Lord's supper,
which is a part of the Gospel, neither in any other ordinance.

God having foreseen this long period of darkness, foretold by the
mouth of the Revelator, St. John, that he would send anRep. Bruce Poliquin (ME-02) has proven an elusive Democratic target. In both 2014 and 2016, Democrats touted promising polls and swore they could turn Poliquin's wealth and Wall Street past against him. But both times, Republicans effectively cast Orono state Sen. Emily Cain as an Ivy League elitist who grew up outside the state, and Poliquin prevailed in this mostly rural, working-class Down East district.

In 2018, 35-year old state Rep. Jared Golden presents a much tougher contrast for Poliquin, 64. Unlike Cain, Golden grew up squarely in the 2nd CD in the dairy farm town of Leeds. He enlisted in the Marines after 9/11, served several tours blowing down doors in Iraq and Afghanistan, and even worked several years on GOP Sen. Susan Collins's homeland security committee and