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The Essential Joseph Smith (Classics in Mormon Thought Series) by Joseph Smith, 1995-07-15

Prophet's Voice: Inspiring Quotes from Joseph Smith by Ed J. Pinegar, Joseph Smith, 2005-05-30

American Prophet: The Story of Joseph Smith by Heidi S. Swinton, 1999-09

Joseph Smith's First Vision: Confirming Evidences and Contemporary Accounts by Milton Vaughn Backman, 1980-06

Joseph Speaks: Topical Quotes by the Prophet Joseph Smith by Sterling Redd, 2007-12

Joseph Smith and the Beginnings of Mormonism by Richard L. Bushman, 1987-12-01

Life of Joseph Smith the Prophet (Classics in Mormon literature) by George Q. Cannon, 1986-04

Joseph Smith: The Making of a Prophet (A Biography) by Dan Vogel, 2004-04-06

Joseph Smith's New England Heritage: Influences of Grandfathers Solomon Mack and Asael Smith (Studies in Latter-Day Saint History) by Richard Lloyd Anderson, 2003-04

Joseph Smith's New York Reputation Reexamined by Rodger I. Anderson, 1990-04

Dreamers of Zion: Joseph Smith and George J.Conviction, Leadership, and Israel's Renewal by Reed M. Holmes, 2004-03

Witness of the Light - a Photographic Journey in the Footsteps of the American Prophet Joseph Smith by Scot Facer Proctor, 1991-08

Having Authority: The Origins and Development of Priesthood During the Ministry of Joseph Smith (John Whitmer Historical Association Monograph) by Gregory A. Prince, 1993-04

The Revelations of the Prophet Joseph Smith: A Historical and Biographical Commentary of the Doctrine and Covenants by Lyndon W. Cook, 1985-12

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Ancestors On The Web -- Genealogy And Family History
Smith, James Edward, 18511908, Big Horn River, WY, Henrieville, Garfield,UT. Smith, Joseph Jr, 1805-1844, Windsor, VT, IL. Smith, Margaret Lucinda,1909-,
http://www.lofthouse.com/history/

Extractions: Tennesse Gubler, Anna Katherina Switzerland UT Gubler, Anna Mary Thurgan, Switzerland Santa Clara, , UT Gubler, Casper Switzerland UT Gubler, Johannes Mueliheim, Switzerland Santa Clara, , UT Hammon, Saloma OH ID Hardy, Virginia of Henrieville, Garfield, UT of Henrieville, Garfield, UT Hobson, Alfred David
Dictionary: Smith
18941937) syn {Smith}, {Bessie Smith} 6 religious leader who founded theMormon Church in 1830 (1805-1844) syn {Smith}, {Joseph Smith} 7 English
http://www.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/Smith
Parallels In Ellen White's And Joseph Smith's Writings - James Walters (May/Jun
Parallels between the writings of Adventisms Ellen White (18271915) and JosephSmith(1805-1844), founder of Mormonism, have been discovered by Phyllis
http://www.atoday.com/magazine/archive/1996/mayjun1996/news/Parallels.shtml

Extractions: Parallels between the writings of Adventisms Ellen White (1827-1915) and Joseph Smith(1805-1844), founder of Mormonism, have been discovered by Phyllis Watson of Angwin, California. Although Watson believes her parallels demonstrate literary dependency, several American church historians and the White Estate, who were given a 32-page sample of Watsons 300 page manuscript, disagree. They see the most likely explanation to be what one historian called "common milieu"a similar religious background and place. Indeed, Richard Lyman Bushman, a devout Mormon and leading scholar in Mormon studies at Columbia University, now believes that Ellen White should be added to the dozen or so New England visionaries he has studied who published accounts of their experiences in the first half of the 19th century. Bushman speaks of a "visionary culture" that prophetic figures such as Smith and White inhabited. "When people spoke of visionary experiences, there was a style they adopted, just as political scientists or fashion columnists or dance critics have a common vocabulary today," says Bushman. "That does not mean the experiences were the same or of equal validity." Watson, a layperson, hopes that the parallels she has documented will prod professional church historians and theologians to action. Her hopes will likely be realized.
Biographien - Archiv
Smith, Joseph http//www.weltchronik.de/bio/cethegus/s/Smithj.html Smith, Joseph (1805-1844) http//www
http://www.biografien-im-netz.de/archiv.php?Letter=S&Page=2350
Messaggero Nazionale Dicembre 1996
Translate this page mormonismo. La storia delle origini del mormonismo si confonde con labiografia del suo fondatore, Joseph Smith Junior (1805-1844). Gli
http://www.mormoni.it/Messaggero96.htm

Extractions: I Mormoni : rigore e affari Come una piccola setta perseguitata è diventa una delle maggiori confessioni religiose americane, i cui missionari da tempo percorrono le nostre strade per far proseliti. La storia, la dottrina, le possibilità e le misure del dialogo. di Pierluigi Zoccatelli R La storia C urim e thummim Libro di Mormon La vicenda di Joseph Smith non si ferma al Libro di Mormon . Anzi, è nelle rivelazioni successive che la Chiesa di Gesù Cristo dei santi degli ultimi Il primo piano è quello delle rivelazioni e visioni celesti, che Joseph Smith continua a dettare e che articolano quella che diventerà la dottrina dei Mormoni, contenuta non solo nel Libro di Mormon Dopo avere terminato la costruzione di un grande tempio a Nauvoo (Illinois) e avere risolto una crisi, in cui almeno sei fazioni rivendicavano la successione di Joseph Smith, decidendo a grande maggioranza di seguire il presidente del collegio dei dodici apostoli, Brigham Young (1801-1877), fra il 1846 e il 1847 i Mormoni compiono il lungo esodo verso le terre ignote e lontane dello Utah, intorno al Grande Lago Salato (oggi Salt Lake City). La dottrina I Questo piano viene accettato dalla maggioranza degli spiriti, guidati da Gesù Cristo, e rifiutato soltanto da satana e dai suoi seguaci che, privati della possibilità di incarnarsi, continuano a opporsi a Dio e agli uomini. Per i Mormoni, il peccato di Adamo è una «felix culpa», una trasgressione preordinata da Dio perché il suo piano potesse avere effetto. La dottrina del peccato originale è negata: «Gli uomini saranno puniti per i loro propri peccati, e non per la trasgressione di Adamo», recita il secondo articolo di fede.
The Essential Joseph Smith (in MARION)
The essential Joseph Smith. Title The essential Joseph Smith / forewordby Marvin S. Hill. Author Smith, Joseph, 18051844. Published
http://vax1.memphis.lib.tn.us/MARION/AFG-8950
Western Americana - Princeton University Library
Page Number Main Entry Smith, Joseph, 18051844. Secondary EntryA Book of Commandments. Date Zion Independence, Missouri, 1833.
http://libserv3.princeton.edu/rbsc2/portfolio/wa/00000005.htm

Extractions: Image / Negative ID: Z-WA-BOOK8 Source: (WA) BX8628.xA3 1833bs Page Number: Main Entry: Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844 Secondary Entry: A Book of Commandments Date : Zion [Independence, Missouri], 1833 Material: Title page, 11 x 7 cm. "A Book of Commandments, for the Government of the Church of Christ, organized on the 6th of April, 1830," Zion [Independence, Missouri]: W. W. Phelps and Co., 1833
Mormon Hierarchy: Origins Of Power - Book Review
and theocratic hierarchy during the lifetime of its founder Joseph Smith (18051844),through the transfer to Utah in 1847 following his assassination.
http://www.irr.org/mit/quinnbk.html

Extractions: D. Michael Quinn, The Mormon Hierarchy: Origins of Power (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1994), xv + 685, photos, notes, appendices, index, ISBN 1-56085-056-6 This is arguably the most important new book on Mormonism in half a century, since Fawn Brodie's landmark biography of Joseph Smith, Know Man Know's My History (1945). Quinn's subject is the evolution and function of the Mormon ecclesiastical and theocratic hierarchy during the lifetime of its founder Joseph Smith (1805-1844), through the transfer to Utah in 1847 following his assassination. (A second volume due out in 1996 will carry the story down to the present.) Although not as overtly damaging as Brodie's work, it will be harder for Mormons to dismiss this book's deeply disturbing implications because of its more dispassionate style. The book's author , D. Michael Quinn, is a deeply pious
HyperDic, Online English Dictionary > Smith
Meaning Religious leader who founded the Mormon Church in 1830 (18051844).Broader Latter-day Saint; Mormon. Synonyms Joseph Smith.
http://www.hyperdic.net/dic/S/Smith.shtml

Extractions: Words Help HyperDic is a hyper-dictionary of English , based on WordNet , a semantic web of English words. This version links 27462 word forms, while the full offline dictionary on CD-rom covers more than 120,000 entries. Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919).
Mormons
Missionaries (1995) 48,631. The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterdaySaints was founded by Joseph F. Smith Jr. (1805-1844). Smith
http://www.namb.net/evangelism/iev/Mormon/bbmormon.asp

Extractions: General Settings Sub Menu Descriptions URL Links Sub Menu Highlight Settings Icon Images Main Menu Descriptions Main Menu Settings Sub Menu Settings OFFICIAL NAME : Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) FOUNDER : Joseph Smith Jr., on April 6, 1830 CURRENT LEADER : Gordon B. Hinckley (b. 1910) HEADQUARTERS : Salt Lake City, Utah MEMBERSHIP (1995) : Worldwide: 9.34 million in 22,697 wards and branches in 159 countries; United States: 4.5 million in all 50 states and D.C.; Canada: 138,000. Missionaries (1995) Major Beliefs ONE TRUE CHURCH : The Mormon church claims to be the only true church. In God s supposed revelation to Joseph Smith, Jesus Christ told him to join no other church for they were all wrong . . . their creeds were an abomination . . . those professors [members] were all corrupt (The Pearl of Great Price, Joseph Smith History 1:19). Mormons teach that after the New Testament all churches became heretical and no true saints existed until the Church of the Latter-day Saints was organized, hence their name. Non-Mormons are thus called Gentiles. The new revelations given to Smith, the institution of the prophet and apostles in the church, the restoration of the divine priesthoods, and the temple ceremonies make the church authentic. True and full salvation or exaltation is found only in the LDS Church.
CULTS AND SECTS: MORMONS
Missionaries (1998) 58,700. The Church of Jesus Christ of LatterdaySaints was founded by Joseph F. Smith Jr. (1805-1844). Smith
http://www.namb.net/resources/beliefbulletins/cults/mormons.asp

Extractions: CULTS AND SECTS: MORMONS Cults, Sects, and New Religious Movements Official Name: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS, Mormons) Founder: Joseph Smith Jr., on April 6, 1830 Current Leader(s) Gordon B. Hinckley (b. 1910) Headquarters: Salt Lake City, Utah Membership: (1998): Worldwide: 10.3 million in 28,670 wards and branches in 162 countries; United States: 5.1 million in all 50 states and D.C.; Canada: 152,000. Missionaries (1998): 58,700 Major Beliefs: One True Church: The Mormon church claims to be the only true church. In God's supposed revelation to Joseph Smith, Jesus Christ told him to join no other church for they were all wrong . . . their creeds were an abomination . . . those professors [members] were all corrupt (The Pearl of Great Price, Joseph Smith History 1:19). Mormons teach that after the New Testament all churches became heretical and no true saints existed until the Church of the Latter-day Saints was organized, hence their name. Non-Mormons are thus called Gentiles. The new revelations given to Smith, the institution of the prophet and apostles in the church, the restoration of the divine priesthoods, and the temple ceremonies make the church authentic. True and full salvation or exaltation is found only in the LDS Church.
Smith, Joseph
Biography Joseph Smith (18051844) was the man who founded the Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints, otherwise known as the Mormon Church.
http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/mormon/bldef_smithjoseph.htm

Extractions: Joseph Smith (1805-1844) was the man who founded the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, otherwise known as the Mormon Church. Smith came from a poor family in rural New York, commonly named the "Burned Over District." He claimed to have had a vision in 1823 which lead him to the discovery of Golden Tablets - this tablets contained sacred writings which he translated and which became the Book of Mormon Smith and his brother Hyrum were arrested on charges of treason and conspiracy in 1844. While in the jail at Carthage, Illinois, they were killed by a mob on June 27, 1844. Also Known As: none Alternate Spellings: none Common Misspellings: none Related Resources: What is Atheism?
Mormonism
Definition Officially known as Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDay Saints, theMormon church was established by Joseph Smith (1805-1844) in 1830 in upstate
http://atheism.about.com/library/glossary/western/bldef_mormonism.htm

Extractions: Definition: Officially known as Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the Mormon church was established by Joseph Smith (1805-1844) in 1830 in upstate New York, then again in 1831 in Ohio after he was forced to move. During his lifetime he was not able to create a permanent home for his followers, and after his death most took the long journey to Utah under the leadership of Brigham Young (1805-1877), where they founded Salt Lake City and created a home. Mormon doctrines are based upon the Book of Mormon The Doctrine and Covenants , and The Pearl of Great Price , all the product of communication with God and all of which are regarded as scripture on an equal level with the Bible.
Three Flawed U.S. Frauds, Basil Conrad
Joseph Smith (18051844) was a magnetic leader, carrying his Mormon flockthrough mass migrations and rebirth in Ohio, Missouri and Illinois.
http://www.ffrf.org/fttoday/jan_feb01/conrad.html

Extractions: Freethought Today, January/February 2001 The conduct of the founders of the major religions that were birthed in America would not be welcomed by their followers of today. Their extreme drive and genius were accompanied by conduct outside the precepts that undergird the religious institutions they created. Joseph Smith (1805-1844) was a magnetic leader, carrying his Mormon flock through mass migrations and rebirth in Ohio, Missouri and Illinois. Setting aside judgment on his constant claim of communication with God, we can be struck by his genius in gathering and maintaining the adulation of thousands in a short and openly self-indulgent life. His positive attributes of character were marred by obsessions in sexuality, vanity and autocratic control. He may have had as many as fifty wives, according to eminent biographer Fawn M. Brodie in her definitive classic No Man Knows My History: The Life of Joseph Smith (Random House, 1995). The "wives" were almost always episodes of adultery, usually preceded by a ceremonial "seal for eternity," whereas the original primary husbandincluding many of Smith's associateswas sealed only for life. Smith acquired a new one on average almost monthly during the 1840s. This was the birth of the half-century of officially sanctioned polygamy in the Mormon Church. The Mormons' diligence, growth and political solidarity under Smith's directives created fears and enmity wherever they were. They also had militia units. Smith was killed by a mob who stormed the jail in Carthage, Illinois, on June 27, 1844. His followers were forced from nearby Nauvoo, and Brigham Young led an epic ordeal to Utah. Brodie states: "And it was the legend of Joseph Smith, from which all evidences of deception, ambition and financial and marital excesses were gradually obliterated, that became the cohesive force within the church."
ÉGLISES, COMMUNAUTÉS ET SECTES, Par Dr. Wilbert Kreiss - L'EGLISE DE JESUS-CHR
Translate this page Cette secte fut fondée le 6 avril 1830 par Joseph Smith (1805-1844) qui prétenditavoir eu des visions lui révélant que toutes les Eglises prêchaient l
http://www.egliselutherienne.org/bibliotheque/doctrine/symbolique/Symb_19.htm
Institute For Christian Service
2. Mormon History. A. Joseph Smith (18051844). In 1820 there was areligious revival in Palmyra, New York, where Joseph Smith lived.
http://members.tripod.com/Didaskalia/MormonHistory.htm
Profeetta Joseph Smithin Lyhyt Historia
1835 helmikuu Julkaisee Opin ja Liittojen Kirjan; alkaa työskennellä Aabrahaminkirjan parissa (29). Kuva Joseph Smith, 18051844. 1836 27. maaliskuuta.
http://www.mormonit.fi/smith/smith.htm

Extractions: Joseph Smith 1805 23. joulukuuta: Syntyi Sharonissa, Vermontissa. 1813 Sairastuu lavantautiin; joutuu jalkaleikkaukseen (7). 1827 18. tammikuuta: Menee naimisiin Emma Halen kanssa (21). 22. syyskuuta: Saa Mormonin Kirjan levyt (21). 1830 maaliskuu: Julkaisee Mormonin Kirjan (24). 1831 Muuttaa Kirtlandiin, Ohioon (25). 9. helmikuuta: Saa Opin ja Liittojen Kirjan luvun 42 ja esittelee pyhityksen ja huoneenhaltijuuden lain (25). 1832 16. helmikuuta: Saa Opin ja Liittojen Kirjan luvun 76, ilmoituksen kirkkauden kolmesta asteesta (26). 1833 27. helmikuuta: Saa Opin ja Liittojen Kirjan luvun 89, ilmoituksen viisauden sanasta (27). 1834 Johtaa Siionin leirin Missouriin (28). 1835-1836 Opiskelee hepreaa ja kreikkaa (29-30). Kuva: Joseph Smith, 1805-1844 1836 27. maaliskuuta. Vihkii Kirtlandin temppelin (30) 6. huhtikuuta: Nauvoon temppelin rakentaminen aloitetaan (35). 1842 6. helmikuuta: Vastasyntynyt lapsi kuolee (36). 19. toukokuuta: Joseph valitaan Nauvoon pormestariksi (36). 1844 Yhdysvaltojen presidenttiehdokas (38). 1838 12. tammikuuta: Joutuu pakenemaan Kirtlandiin (32).
JOSEPH SMITH
Translate this page fermer. Joseph Smith. Chef religieux américain (1805-1844). En 1830,il est l'initiateur de la secte des mormons. Il établit d'abord
http://www.ifrance.com/jose1010/smith_joseph.htm
Mormon Books And Leaders
Joseph Smith (18051844) Founder of the LDS Church, 1st President and Prophet,led church members to Nauvoo, IL, where he was killed while imprisoned.
http://wri.leaderu.com/mormonism/mormon-books.html

Extractions: Michael Davis' Virtual Office Michael Davis' Mormonism Homepage Mormonism Topical Index Mormon Scripture (the "Standard Works" - A collection of supposedly "divine revelations and inspired declarations" received mostly through Joseph Smith. Much Mormon Doctrine is derived from this work. The Bible - Mormons accept the Bible as authoritative scripture, with the caveat "as far as it is translated correctly". Mormon confidence in the Bible is less than that of the three works above due to Joseph Smith's
Missions For The Lord
denominations. ***. Background on the Church of Jesus Christ of LatterDaySaints by Trisha Bridges Founded by Joseph Smith (1805-1844);
http://www.mftl.net/resources/beliefs/lds.htm

Extractions: Chat... Discussion Forums Guestbook.... Yahoo Club Site News Missionaries Resources ... Home : Resources : Belieds : Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints ***MFTL Note: The following information is not designed to be support or disagreement with the beliefs of the given group. It is designed to be an information tool to help everyone to understand the basic beliefs of various denominations. *** Background on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints by Trisha Bridges Text they base their validity from: John 10:16 "Other sheep I have, which are not of this fold." Supposedly this refers to a Middle Eastern civilization that migrated to the Americas called the Nephites. Christ appeared to them after His resurrection and preached to them,. The Bible is the Word of God only "as far as it has been translated correctly." They also claim the Book of Mormon to be the sealed scroll mentioned in Isaiah 29 and to be superior to the Bible, being the final authority when the Book of Mormon contradicts it.

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