History of the Pacific States of North America
History of the Pacific States of North America
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9 Ibid.; McClure's Three Thousand MUee, 435.
10 The Josephite creed will be found in Waite'e The Mormon Prophet, 130- 1; Utah Scrape, 16. It contains the following: 'We believe that the church in Utah, under the presidency of Brigham Young, have apostatised from the true order of the gospel. We believe that the doctrines of polygamy, human sacrifice, or killing men to save them, Adam being God, Utah being Zion, or the gathering place for the saints, are doctrines of devils.' In other respects t...heir creed was almost identical with the Mormon articles of faith. Codman, who attended their services, remarks: 'They use the same religious books in their worship, and argue from them the prohibition of polygamy with as much earn e stness as Orson Pratt displays in its advocacy.' The Round Trip, 210.
The second Joseph Smith, junior, was born at Kirtland Nov. 6, 1832.
His early life was spent in Missouri and Illinois, whither he went with his parents. F. G. Mather received a letter from him in 1879, saying: * I am now pretty widely recognized as the leader of that wing of the Mormon church declaring positive Mormonism, but denying and opposing polygamy and Utah Mormonism.' I give herewith a copy of an inscription on one ef the pillars of the temple at Kirtland, as reported by Mather, Lippmcotfe Digitized by VjOOQIC TH1 GODBEFTB& ttf While the controversy between the prophet's sons and the prophet's nephew was at its height, an article appeared in the Utah Maffaztue y a periodical first issued in 1867, and of which elders W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 Ibid.; McClure's Three Thousand MUee, 435.
10 The Josephite creed will be found in Waite'e The Mormon Prophet, 130- 1; Utah Scrape, 16. It contains the following: 'We believe that the church in Utah, under the presidency of Brigham Young, have apostatised from the true order of the gospel. We believe that the doctrines of polygamy, human sacrifice, or killing men to save them, Adam being God, Utah being Zion, or the gathering place for the saints, are doctrines of devils.' In other respects t...heir creed was almost identical with the Mormon articles of faith. Codman, who attended their services, remarks: 'They use the same religious books in their worship, and argue from them the prohibition of polygamy with as much earn e stness as Orson Pratt displays in its advocacy.' The Round Trip, 210.
The second Joseph Smith, junior, was born at Kirtland Nov. 6, 1832.
His early life was spent in Missouri and Illinois, whither he went with his parents. F. G. Mather received a letter from him in 1879, saying: * I am now pretty widely recognized as the leader of that wing of the Mormon church declaring positive Mormonism, but denying and opposing polygamy and Utah Mormonism.' I give herewith a copy of an inscription on one ef the pillars of the temple at Kirtland, as reported by Mather, Lippmcotfe Digitized by VjOOQIC TH1 GODBEFTB& ttf While the controversy between the prophet's sons and the prophet's nephew was at its height, an article appeared in the Utah Maffaztue y a periodical first issued in 1867, and of which elders W.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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