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Joseph Smith's history
Book • 2014
This book is a historical and personal narrative detailing the life of Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter Day Saint movement, as told by his mother, Lucy Mack Smith.
It was dictated by Lucy Mack Smith in 1845, shortly after Joseph's death, to scribes Martha Jane Knowlton Coray and her husband Howard Coray.
The book chronicles the life of Joseph Smith, the family's lineage, their struggles, and the spiritual experiences that shaped them.
It also provides unique insights into the early days of the Mormon Church and the Smith family's role within it.
Despite some controversy over its accuracy and publication, the book is considered a valuable source for understanding Mormon origins.
It was dictated by Lucy Mack Smith in 1845, shortly after Joseph's death, to scribes Martha Jane Knowlton Coray and her husband Howard Coray.
The book chronicles the life of Joseph Smith, the family's lineage, their struggles, and the spiritual experiences that shaped them.
It also provides unique insights into the early days of the Mormon Church and the Smith family's role within it.
Despite some controversy over its accuracy and publication, the book is considered a valuable source for understanding Mormon origins.
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Mentioned as the earliest account of the First Vision.
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121 - D&C 47-48 CFM - The Importance of Keeping Records - E20B May 12-18
Mentioned by Grace Freeman in the context of discussing miracles in the scriptures and feeling left out of past events.
How can I live an unforgettable life?
Mentioned by Rob C. Thompson as a primary source for understanding Joseph Smith's early life and the origins of Mormonism.
26.1 Moroni's Golden Plates
