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The Joseph Smith Revelations: Text and Commentary by H. Michael Marquardt, Joseph Smith, 1999-09-15

Personal Writings of Joseph Smith by Joseph Smith, Dean C. Jessee, 2002-06-02

The Papers of Joseph Smith: Autobiographical and Historical Writings

Joseph Smith, Jr.: Reappraisals After Two Centuries

Joseph Smith (Penguin Lives) by Robert V. Remini, 2002-10-14

Inside the Mind of Joseph Smith: Psychobiography and the Book of Mormon by Robert D. Anderson, 1999-08-15

Trouble Enough: Joseph Smith and the Book of Mormon by Ernest Henry Taves, 1984-10

Joseph Smith: A Biography by Richard Lloyd Dewey, 2005-10-30

Joseph Smith: The First Mormon by Donna Hill, 1999-03-15

The Gospel According to Joseph Smith: A Christian Response to Mormon Teaching by Ethan E. Harris, 2001-12-04

Of Faith and Reason: Scholarly Evidences Supporting Joseph Smith by Michael Ash, 2008-12-01

In Sacred Loneliness: The Plural Wives of Joseph Smith by Todd Compton, 1997-12-01

Joseph Smith's New Translation Of The Bible: Original Manuscripts by Kent P. Jackson, Robert J. Matthews, et all 2004-09

First Vision: The Prophet Joseph Smith's Own Account by Joseph Smith, Cary Austin, et all 2000-05

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Vermont History: Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith (18051844). Founder of The Mormons, born in Sharon, Vermont. Hereceived his first call' as a prophet at Manchester, New York, in 1820.
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Extractions: Founder of The Mormons, born in Sharon , Vermont. He received his first "call' as a prophet at Manchester, New York, in 1820. Smith said he was told of a sacred religious record on golden plates, with two stones which would help to translate it, and in 1827 this was delivered into his hands. The Book of Mormon (1830) is said to contain a history of the 5th century of the Christian era, written by a prophet named Mormon, during which Jesus Christ appeared and established his Church in the New World. Smith claimed to have received authority from John the Baptist and the apostles to be the instrument of the Church's re-establishment. Despite ridicule and hostility, the new "Church of the Latter Day Saints" rapidly gained converts. He founded Nauvoo, Illinois, in 1840, becoming mayor. Violence followed his announcement as a candidate for the US presidency. He was imprisoned for conspiracy and killed by a mob which broke into the jail in Carthage, Illinois, where he and his brother Hyram were awaiting trial. See also Brigham Young History Page Events Firsts ... Virtual Vermont Internet Services
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Translate this page Mormonenkirchen. Für alle ist jedoch das Buch Mormon die Grundlage. Herausgeberdes Buches ist Joseph Smith (1805-1844), ein Amerikaner. Die
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Extractions: Man begegnet ihnen auf den Straßen und Plätzen größerer Städte. Jungen, seriös gekleideten Herren mit gepflegtem Äußeren: Den Missionaren der "Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der letzten Tage". Haben sie Ansprechpartner gefunden, so weisen sie meist auf ein blaues Buch mit Goldschrift hin: "Das Buch Mormon - ein weiterer Zeuge für Jesus Christus", steht in goldenen Buchstaben auf dem Umschlag. Dieses Buch ist die Grundlage ihrer Lehre. Heute gibt es mehrere voneinander unabhängige Mormonenkirchen. Für alle ist jedoch das Buch Mormon die Grundlage. Herausgeber des Buches ist Joseph Smith (1805-1844), ein Amerikaner. Die Vielzahl der amerikanischen christlichen Gruppen und Kirchen ließen den jungen Smith nach der einen, wahren Kirche suchen. Nach seinem Wirken in Palästina sei Christus nach seiner Auferstehung auch in Amerika erschienen, um hier eine Kirche zu gründen, womit schließlich Joseph Smith beauftragt worden sei. Neben der Gründungsurkunde, dem Buch Mormon, spielen auch noch andere Visionen Smiths eine wichtige Rolle, die in "Lehren und Bündnisse" sowie "Die köstliche Perle" dargelegt sind.
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Joseph Smith, Jr. (18051844), often referred to as the Prophet Joseph Smith, wasthe founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Extractions: Joseph Smith, a prophet of God and the first president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, helped his brothers and father build this home near Palmyra. He lived here when he was nineteen to twenty-two years old. Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844), often referred to as the Prophet Joseph Smith, was the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Latter-day Saints call him "the Prophet" because, in the tradition of Old and New Testament prophets, he depended on revelation from God for his teachings, not on his own learning. They accept his revelations, many of them published as the Doctrine and Covenants and as the Pearl of Great Price, as scripture to accompany the Bible. As a young man, Joseph Smith also translated a sacred record from ancient America known as the Book of Mormon. These revelations and records restored to the earth the pure gospel of Christ. Joseph Smith's role in history was to found the Church of Jesus Christ based on this restored gospel in preparation for the second coming of Christ.
MORMON CENTRAL - MORMON HISTORY - RESTORATION HISTORY - RESTORATION SCRIPTURES -
Books. The following are some recent books relating to the Restorationmovement, followers of Joseph Smith (18051844) Publisher
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Extractions: Books The following are some recent books relating to the Restoration movement, followers of Joseph Smith (1805-1844): Publisher - University of Illinois Press (Urbana, IL): James B. Allen, Ronald W. Walker, and David J. Whittaker, Studies in Mormon History, 1830-1997: An Indexed Bibliography (2000) 1,168 pp. $100.00 The following writings by H. Michael Marquardt are listed on page 282: "An Appraisal of Manchester as Location for the Organization of the Church." Sunstone 16 (February 1992):49-57. "Early Nineteenth Century Events Reflected in the Book of Mormon." Journal of Pastoral Practice "Early Texts of Joseph Smith's Revelations, 1828-1833." Restoration 1 (July 1982):8-11. "The Independence Temple of Zion." Restoration 5 (October 1986):13-17. The Joseph Smith Egyptian Papers. Cullman, AL: Printing Service, 1981. "Some Interesting Notes on Succession at Nauvoo in 1844." Restoration 5 (January 1986):17-20. The Strange Marriages of Sarah Ann Whitney to Joseph Smith the Mormon Prophet, Joseph C. Kingsbury and Heber C. Kimball. Salt Lake City: Modern Microfilm, 1973.
MORMON CENTRAL - MORMON HISTORY - RESTORATION HISTORY - RESTORATION SCRIPTURES -
Joseph Smith birth/death 18051844 First Elder 6 April 1830 1st church president25 January 1832 Person who ordained him Sidney Rigdon (High Priest).
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Joseph Smith And Mormonism
The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints (with headquarters in Salt LakeCity, Utah), was officially founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844).
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Extractions: August 2001: An e-publication of the New England Institute for Religious Research Religion "Made in America" The Paradox of Joseph Smith and Mormonism Mormonism, known as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (with headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah), was officially founded in 1830 by Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844). While living in Palmyra New York, Smith claimed at the age of 15 to have had a personal visit from God, who introduced him to Christ. Jesus supposedly told him not to join any church because they were "all wrong ... all their creeds were an abomination in His sight, and that those professors (Christians) were all corrupt" (Pearl of Great Price, Joseph Smith, 2:18-19). Smith was allegedly told by God that he was chosen to restore the true church that the apostles had founded, and to bring to light "many plain and precious" truths of the scriptures that had been altered or expunged from the Scriptures. Three years later, Smith claimed that he was visited by the angel "Moroni" who revealed to him the whereabouts of certain plates of gold which were alleged to be the scriptures and sacred writings of the inhabitants of the Americas. Smith unearthed the plates, and in 1827 began the process of translating them from a language he called "Reformed Egyptian" to English. Thus, from this, he produced the Book of Mormon, which was published in 1830.
Mormonism - Mimers Brunn
Mimers Brunn / Kategorier / Religion / Mormonism Skrivet av Camilla HåkanssonSkola Mediegymnasiet, malmö Grundare Joseph Smith (18051844) Var New York
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Extractions: Mormonismen är en religion som de flesta har hört om, men väldigt få vet någonting om religionen. Mormonismen är ytterligare en religion som har blivit förföljd för sin tro i många år. De flesta anser inte att mormonerna är kristna, eftersom skillnaderna i deras teologi mot kristendomens är så stor. Mormonismen, eller Jesu Kristi Kyrka av Sista Dagars Heliga, grundades av Joseph Smith. Smith föddes år 1805 i Sharon, Vermont, USA, och kom att bli en profet. Enligt honom själv var det stridigheter mellan kyrkorna i hans hemstad som gjorde att han hade svårt att välja vilken han ville tillhöra. I en syn fick han sedan besök av två personer som sa att han inte skulle gå med någon av kyrkorna. Han lydde deras råd. 1823 kom ängeln Moroni till Smith och berättade att det fanns en gömd bok. Denna gömda bok skulle vara skriven på guldplåtar och innehöll en berättelse om den amerikanska kontinentens urinvånare och deras ursprung. En budbärare från Gud visade Joseph Smith var plåtarna fanns. Med plåtarna fanns också två stenar Urim och Tummin, och en bröstsköld. När Smith hade hittat plåtarna började han översätta plåtarna för det som kom att bli Mormons bok.
Significant Players In The History Of The Mormon Movement
Founder of Mormonism/ Latterday Saints organization, 1805-1844. Father ofMormonism founder Joseph Smith, Jr. (b. 1862, d. 1941) Mormon Apostle.
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Extractions: Significant Players in the History of Mormonism Benson, Ezra Taft Brodie, Fawn Cowdery, Oliver Grant, Heber Harris, Martin Hinckley, Gordon B. Hunter, Howard W. Kimball, Spencer Lee, Harold B. McConkie, Bruce R. McKay, David O. Nelson, Dee Jay Nibley, Hugh Pratt, Orson Pratt, Parley Richards, LeGrand Rigdon, Sidney Smith, Emma Hale Smith, George Albert Smith, Hyrum Smith, Joseph F. Smith, Joseph Fielding Smith, Joseph III Smith, Joseph Jr. Smith, Joseph Sr. Smoot, Reed Snow, Lorenzo Spalding, Solomon Tanner, Jerald Tanner, Sandra Taylor, John Whitmer, David Widstoe, John A. Woodruff, Wilford Young, Brigham LDS Prophet # 13, from 1985-1994 Author of No Man Knows My Story , biography of Joseph Smith One of the three original "Witnesses to the Book of Mormon", excommunicated 1838 LDS Prophet # 7, from 1918-1945 One of the three original "Witnesses to the Book of Mormon", excommunicated 1837 LDS Prophet # 15, 1995 LDS Prophet # 14, 1994-1995 LDS Prophet # 12, 1973-1985, claimed "revelation" allowing Blacks into Mormon Priesthood LDS Prophet # 11, 1972-1973 (b. 1915-d. 1985) Mormon Apostle
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The Book of Mormon (ADD. AUTHOR Smith, Joseph, 18051844) (SUBJECT Religion) Gutenberg FTP UITXT 1512 Kb - ZIP501 Kb SLTXT - ZIP ENTXT - ZIP;
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Extractions: web hosting domain names email addresses related sites 1928 Book of Common Prayer (CCEL) A Banker's Daughter: Guide to the Unprotected in Every-day Matters Relating to Property and Income (2nd Ed. 1864) (HTML at Victorian Women Writers) (size: 188K, 2 gifs) A Slave's Story (UVa) June 1857 (30 KB) A Young Girl's Diary TXT ZIP SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (Wiretap) ... (HTML at OMACL) ,(Translation: Rev. James Ingram) Apostolic Canons (NewAdvent) The Arabian Nights Entertainments, (Wiretap) Selected and Edited by Andrew Lang 582K Beowulf (UVa) (150 KB) TOC (Wiretap) (Blackmask) zip. ... Bible (see also: Early Christian Writings Bones Opens a "Spout" Shop (UVa) n.d. (10 KB) The Book of Mormon (ADD. AUTHOR: Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844) (SUBJECT: Religion) TXT 1512 Kb - ZIP 501 Kb SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP "The Centenary of Grimm's Fairy Tales" (UVa) . Illustrations. (10 KB) Chief Joseph (UVa) (10 KB) Church Order of the Netherlands Reformed Churches(CCEL) Cid, The Chronicle Of The (Vt.edu) The Lay of the Cid ... (HTML at OMACL) Coalition for Networked Information TXT 60 Kb - ZIP 19 Kb SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP Codex Junius 11 (HTML at OMACL) ,(Translation: George Kennedy) Contract for indenture of Susan, a girl of five years; August 19, 1865
Joseph Smith = Joesmith.htm
Joseph Smith. Smith, Joseph (18051844), American religious leader,who was the founding prophet of Mormonism. Smith was born of
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Extractions: Smith, Joseph (1805-1844) , American religious leader, who was the founding prophet of Mormonism. Smith was born of poor parents in Sharon, Vermont, on December 23, 1805. The family moved near the town of Palmyra, in upstate New York, where between the ages of 14 and 25 Smith experienced visions calling him to restore the true Christian religion. According to his account, an angel guided him to a set of golden plates buried in a hill near the Smith farm; these contained a narrative written in a hieroglyphic script, which he translated, "by the gift and power of God." The result was published in 1830 as the Book of Mormon, which he believed to be a religious record of the ancient inhabitants of North America. The church Smith founded on April 6, 1830, soon known officially as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, quickly attracted followers, many of whom served as lay missionaries. It also aroused opposition, with Smith as its focus. He suffered a violent tarring and feathering in Ohio and a jail term of several months in Missouri. After establishing a new headquarters at Commerce (which they renamed Nauvoo), Illinois, in 1839, Smith continued to provide charismatic leadership. Soon, however, rumors, later confirmed, that the Mormons had begun to practice polygamy provoked a schism in the Mormon community and intensified the opposition outside the church. Smith himself is believed to have had more than 27 wives, although he publicly acknowledged only one.
Joseph Smith, Jr., Collection
The Joseph Smith, Jr., Collection (18291986) holds research papers, reports, andsource materials pertaining to Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844), founder of the
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15 Emma Hale Smith (18041879). 16 Joseph Smith Jr. (1805-1844). 17 Presidentsof the Restoration. 18 Joseph Smith Mansion House-Nauvoo, Illinois.
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Extractions: The Photographs of Mervin B. Hogan Photograph Collection (P0434) Manuscripts Division Special Collections University of Utah Marriott Library Salt Lake City, Utah 1992 Life Span: 1906- Photographs: ca. 1940's-1970's Accession Number: 365 MS: 241 Collection Processed By: Drew Ross, Michael Rawson, Mary Ann Curtis Register Prepared By: Drew Ross, Michael Rawson, Mary Ann Curtis Register Completed: May 26, 1992, April 7, 2000 Linear Feet of Shelf Space: -1 Number of items: 196 (most of which are postcards) Literary Rights: None Restrictions: None Accompanying Material: May be found in the Manuscripts Division under Accession 365 and MS 241. Content and Scope The photographs of Mervin B. Hogan include his professional interests in engineering and private interests of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The majority of the collection is postcard of Temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Also included are pictures of Utah and the Southwest. Biography Dr. Hogan was the professor and chairman of the dept. of Mechanical Engineering, University of Utah, 1931-1956 and returned in 1971. He worked for General Electric, 1956-1970. Writer and Collector of articles and information about Freemasonry in general and in particular its relationship with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1854-1973. Box 1 Fd 1 V. Grissom Fd 2 Historic Sites and Temples 1 St. George, Utah. 2 Old Jacob Hamblin Home at Santa Clara, Utah. 3 Old Cotton Factory, Washington, Utah. 4 St. George Mormon Tabernacle. 5 The Great White Temple, St. George, Utah. 6 L.D.S. Tabernacle St. George, Utah. 7-10 The Great White Temple St. George, Utah. 11-12 Nauvoo Mormon Temple, Nauvoo, Illinois. 13 Kirtland Temple. 14 Nauvoo Temple. 15 Emma Hale Smith (1804-1879). 16 Joseph Smith Jr. (1805-1844). 17 Presidents of the Restoration. 18 Joseph Smith Mansion House-Nauvoo, Illinois. 19-21 Joseph Smith Homestead-Nauvoo, Illinois. 22 The Seventies Hall, Nauvoo, Illinois. 23 Masonic Hall, Nauvoo, Illinois. 24 Plaque along the Mississippi-Nauvoo, Illinois. 25 Historic Liberty Jail. 26 Headstones of Emma, Joseph, and Hyrum Smith. 27 Sun Stone from "Mormon" Temple Nauvoo State Park, Nauvoo, Illinois. 28 Joseph Smith's Homestead, 1839-1842, Nauvoo, Illinois. 29 Joseph Smith's Mansion House built in 1842-1843, Nauvoo, Illinois. 30 The Nauvoo House began in 1841 as a Hotel, Nauvoo, Illinois. 31 Historic Home of Brigham Young, Nauvoo, Illinois. 32 Heber C. Kimball Home, Nauvoo, Illinois. 33 "Times and Seasons" Building, Nauvoo, Illinois. 34 Hotel Nauvoo, Nauvoo, Illinois. 35-37 Carthage Jail. 38-39 Brigham Young's Winter Home, St. George, Utah. 40 Utah State Capitol Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. 41 Salt Lake City and Wasatch Mountains from airplane, looking east. 42 Mormon Temple, St. George, Utah. Fd 3 Temples 1-3 Kirtland Temple. 4-5 Nauvoo Temple. 6 Carthage Jail. 7-8 Nauvoo Temple. 9-10 Sun Stone from Nauvoo Temple. 11-13 Salt Lake City Temple. 14-23 Kirtland Temple. 24-26 Manti, Utah Temple. 27-28 Salt Lake City Temple. 29 Seagull Monument, Temple Block Salt Lake City, Utah. 30 Arizona Temple. 31 Hawaii Temple. 32 Unidentified. Fd 4 Temples and Presidents 1 Joseph Smith. 2 Emma Smith. 3 Presidents of the Mormon Church. 4-5 Temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 6 Kirtland Temple. 7 Nauvoo Temple. 8 St. George Temple. 9 Logan Temple. 10 Manti Temple. 11-12 Salt Lake Temple. 13 Hawaiian Temple. 14 Arizona Temple. 15 Idaho Falls Temple. 16-17 Los Angeles Temple. 18-28 Hawaiian Temple. 29-30 Mormon Tabernacle in Honolulu, Hawaii. 31 Canadian Temple. 32 Swiss Temple. 33-34 New Zealand Temple. 35-37 Idaho Falls Temple. 38-42 Los Angeles Temple. 43 Southern California. 44 Death Valley, California. 45-46 London Temple. Fd 5 Temples 1-2 Provo, Utah Temple. 3-8 Salt Lake City Temple. 9-16 Mesa, Arizona Temple. 17-28 Salt Lake City Temple. Fd 6 Utah and Southwest 1 Southwest. 2 Utah. 3 Manti, Utah Temple. 4 St. George, Utah Temple. 5 Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. 6 Southern Utah. 7 Sunset. 8 State Capitol and Mormon Battalion Monument, Salt Lake City, Utah. 9 Governor's Reception Room, State Capitol. 10-11 Mural Painting, Union Station, Salt Lake City, Utah. 12 Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. 13 The Great Seal of the State of Utah. 14 Utah Pioneers of 1847 entering Great Salt Lake Valley. 15 Building the first house in Salt Lake City. 16-18 Salt Lake City Temple. 19-20 Brigham Young. 21 Moroni. 22 Night view of Pioneer Monument, Salt Lake City, Utah. 23 Mining, Utah's Greatest Industry. 24 Great White Throne, Zion National Park, Utah. 25 The State Flag of Utah. 26 Sego Lily, the State flower of Utah. 27 The official State Song of Utah. 28 The Blue Spruce Utah's State Tree. 29 Greetings from Utah. 30 Greetings from Salt Lake City. 31 Sea Gulls "The Sacred Birds" of Utah. 32 "Mormon Hand Cart". 33 Construction of Tabernacle Roof, Salt Lake City, Utah. 34 The Pioneer Monument, Salt Lake City, Utah. 35 Salt Lake City Temple. Fd 7 Portrait 1 Mervin B. Hogan. Fd 8 (Addendum) Miscellaneous 1 Christmas card from Troy Limerford?
Hess-Infopage: Sekten, Mormonen
Translate this page Präsidenten Joseph Smith (1805-1844) Brigham Young (1801-77) JohnTaylor (-1887) Wilford Woodruff (1807-1898) Lorenzo Snow (1814-1901
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Joseph Smithin Päiväkirjat - Mormonikirkko - Mormonit
Mormonismin perustajan Joseph Smithin (18051844) päiväkirjat tarjoavat Tässäpuhdistamattomassa laitoksessa Smith tulee esille uskottavana ja
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Extractions: Kirjallisuus toim. Scott H. Faulring, An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith , 2nd ed., Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1989. lviii + 518 pages. Päiväkirjojen ja muistiinpanojen sisältö on vuoroin huumoripitoista, tylsää, valaisevaa, kuivaa ja paljastavaa. Niiden kautta saamme tuntuman Josephin päivittäisiin puuhiin ja mielipiteisiin. Esimerkkinä voimme antaa kohdan lauantaista 5. joulukuuta 1835: Nämä päiväkirjat kirjaavat myös tärkeitä ja silloin tällöin huvittavia tapahtumia myöhempien aikojen pyhien yhteisön sisällä. Lauantain, huhtikuun 28. päivän v. 1838 kohdalla meillä on erään Aaron Lyonin, istuvan ylipapin, kertomus. Aaron tarvitsi vaimon, ja ryhtyi sen vuoksi "miettimään keinoa hankkia sellainen." Kohta jatkuu: Joseph vastasi sanomalla: Comprehensive History of the Church , Vol. 1, p. 165).
The Community Of Christ
History of the CofC Church. As described in the essay on the LDSChurch, Joseph Smith (18051844), a resident of Palmyra NY. His
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Extractions: THE COMMUNITY OF CHRIST: (REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS) Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. The Community of Christ was formerly known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints the " RLDS Church ". They were organized on 1860-APR-6 in Amboy, IL. Their head office moved several times and finally settled in Independence MO in 1920. They do not refer to themselves as "Mormons" a term long associated with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints because of the term's association with polygamy and because they believe the name was not part of the original church. Their temple was dedicated in Independence MO in 1994. They also maintain the original temple in Kirtland OH as a historical site. They have about 250,000 members in congregations in almost 40 countries worldwide. Their official web site is at: http://cofchrist.org/ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS, Mormons) and the CofC are the two largest denominations in the Christian Restorationist movement. These denominations believe that the true Christian church died out in the early 2nd Century CE, and was restored by Joseph Smith's ordination and his subsequent founding of the restorationist movement. The largest denomination is the LDS at about 10 million members; the second largest is the CofC at about 1/40th of that size.
HISTORY OF THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS (MORMONS)
Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. The Mormons have had a fascinating and turbulenthistory. Its founder was Joseph Smith (18051844), a resident of Palmyra NY.
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Extractions: About the LDS and other Mormon groups CHURCH HISTORY Click Here to Visit our Sponsors. The Mormons have had a fascinating and turbulent history. Its founder was Joseph Smith (1805-1844), a resident of Palmyra NY. His family of origin were called " Seekers " - Christians who were not affiliated with a church, but which respected the teachings of all denominations. In his teens, his mother and most of the rest of the family converted to Presbyterianism. However, Joseph was deeply troubled by the multiplicity of Christian sects which existed in his time. In common with many Christians before and since, he wondered which was the "true" Christian religion . He received his first vision in 1820, at the age of 14 in Palymra, NY. God and Jesus Christ appeared before Joseph as separate entities and told him that all of the Christian sects and denominations were in error and that he should not join any of them. However, he should anticipate a major personal assignment in the future. In 1823, at the age of 17, he received three visitations from Moroni (some texts say Nephi) at the time of the
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Mormon Presidents JosephSmith.jpg Joseph Smith (1805-1844). brigham-young.jpgBrigham Young (1801-1877). john-taylor.jpg John Taylor (1808-1887).
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History Of The Church Main Table Of Contents.
Roberts assignment was to take the manuscript history produced by Joseph Smith(18051844) and his clerks between 1838 and 1857 and publish it together with
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Extractions: An Introduction and Notes by B. H. Roberts Seven Volumes Background The above background was written by a professor at BYU where I copied the scans of the History of the Church . Two weeks after I started posting the History History of the Church History of the Church History of the Church No, the main reason for publishing the History of the Church is to show the deception of the leaders of the LDS Church. What you will witness in this edition is extent the leaders of the LDS Church has gone to hide and deceive its own people and others about the beginning of the Church. First, I give you a good overview of these deceptions by reprinting Chapter 7 of by Jerald and Sandra Tanner. Then using their (The Tanners) book History of the Church itself. Vol. 1 and half of Vol. 2 with be the most complete in showing the changes, because I did have access to the Times and Seasons which is where these volumes were first publish. After that the History of the Church was published until completed in the Millennial Star History of the Church in a straight forward manner, I place no comments in the text of the books themselves and have have left them as you would see them on the printed page. I added links to the footnotes place by the Church Historians for easy viewing, they appear in their original numerical order and look like this
Introduction To The Sesquicentennial Exibit Of The Harold B. Lee Library
Growing out of the visions and revelations of Joseph Smith, Jr. 18051844, theChurch was officially organized on 6 April 1830 following the translation and
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Extractions: The Special Collections and Manuscripts Department Harold B. Lee Library Brigham Young University Presents "Into the Western Country" An Exhibit commemorating the Sesquicentennial of the Latter-day Saints' arrival in The Valley of the Great Salt Lake Written and Mounted by Larry W. Draper, Curator, Americana and Mormonism Collection Scott H. Duvall, Assistant University Librarian for Special Collections David J. Whittaker, Curator, Archives of the Mormon Experience Transcriptions by Leda Farley, Department Assistant Photographs, Tom Wells, Photo Archivist Web Exhibit Produced by HBLL Imaging Center Scott Eldredge, Coordinator Galen Montague, Graphics Brandon McArthur, HTML Introduction When the first wagons of the Mormons crossed the Mississippi River from Nauvoo, Illinois on 4 February 1846, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was just fifteen years old. Growing out of the visions and revelations of Joseph Smith, Jr. [1805-1844], the Church was officially organized on 6 April 1830 following the translation and publication of the Book of Mormon and the restoration of heavenly authority deemed necessary to perform the saving ordinances. Central to these claims was the importance of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ, whose prophet once again revealed heaven's will to all who would listen. Such audacious claims early aroused anger and even violence against those who chose to follow Joseph Smith. Mormons were persecuted in New York, Ohio, Missouri and in Illinois during the formative years of their history. The growing opposition in western Illinois led to the murder of Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum in June 1844, and further confrontations forced Mormon leaders to decide to abandoned Nauvoo and to migrate into the American West. This exodus began in February 1846 under the direction of Brigham Young and the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles who had assumed leadership of the Church following Joseph Smith's death.
Mormonen.html
Translate this page Dezember. Joseph Smith (1805-1844) wird als viertes Kind des Ehepaares Josephund Lucy Smith inSharon, Kreis Windsor geboren. Eltern Joseph Smith sen.
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Extractions: HOME VON A BIS Z RELIGION E-MAIL 1771 12. Juli. Joseph Smith,sen. (1771-1840) geb. in Topsfield, Kreis Essex, Massachusetts. 1775 8. Juli. Lucy Mack Smith (1775-1856) geb. in Gilsum, Kreis Cheshire, New Hampshire. 1796 24. Januar. Joseph Smith sen. und Lucy Mack Smith heiraten in Tunbridge, Vermont. 1801 1. Juni. Brigham Young (1801-1877) geb. in Harmony, Kreis Susquehanna, Pennsylvanien.

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