[…] Church of Jesus Christ in 1830. Writing LDS history, 1830–1890 When the Church was organized on April 6, 1830, the Lord commanded, by revelation, that “a record . . . shall be kept among […]
[…] Gerard did not know English well enough to be sure. The fellow made snowballs and threw them over the balustrade into the river. He elevated his arms and pirouetted like a dancer. He leaped […]
[…] prediction from the Lord by “Urim and Thummim,” that we would there find a man anxious to buy the “First Elder’ s copyright.” I well remember we did not find him, and had to […]
[…] the death of Phoebe Angell in November 1854, Patty Sessions was appointed to succeed her as president.[ 6] Other needs soon arose which were outside the specific concerns of the Female Council of Health, […]
[…] atonement: “This very body, this rich hoard of pain, was his shriveprice, a sufficient col lateral to buy off wrath, to unbond him from damnation. There was but a single technicality: his self-destruction must […]
[…] mouth job—the worst of the lot. Then I’ll be all fixed up. Just call me the $ 6 million housewife! Thanks for the letter. That part about how you put down your boss when […]
[…] throw some new light on the history of this Mormon connected Egyptiana since 1848 (the close of the Mormon era in Nauvoo) and to suggest how and where more of these antiquities might be found.
[…] “did obtain sole management of the government,” and immediately did “turn their backs on the poor” (Hel. 6:39; italics added), while they appointed judges to the bench who displayed the spirit of cooperation by […]
[…] . . . may not interpret, explain, or attempt to defend the content of the Standard Works.[ 6] New and Old Translations of the Triple Combination For purposes of this study, I undertook a […]
[…] Jr., was proclaimed a prophet, seer, and revelator when he organized a new Church of Christ on 6 April 1830 in New York State, the Mormon hierarchy as an institution of leadership can be […]