Why Was Joseph Smith in Liberty Jail? The Charges, the Winter, and D&C 121–123
Joseph Smith spent the winter of 1838–39 in Liberty Jail on charges from the Missouri conflict, never tried. Why he was there, and what D&C 121–123 says.
Read MoreJoseph Smith spent the winter of 1838–39 in Liberty Jail on charges from the Missouri conflict, never tried. Why he was there, and what D&C 121–123 says.
Read MoreThe 116 pages were the first Book of Mormon manuscript, lost in 1828. What they held, why Joseph didn’t retranslate them, and what D&C 3 and 10 say.
Read MoreNo election, no campaign: when a prophet dies, the Twelve lead, and the senior apostle is set apart as President. How it works and why, from scripture.
Read MoreBrigham Young, second President of the Church, led the Saints to Utah in 1847 and founded hundreds of towns. His life, his revelation, and the hard parts.
Read MoreThe Aaronic Priesthood administers outward ordinances like baptism; the Melchizedek holds the keys of all spiritual blessings. Offices, duties and scripture.
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