Church History Matters 113 - D&C 30-36 - CFM - The Lamanite Mission - E15 - April 7-13
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Apr 1, 2025 Dive into the early missionary surge of the church and the significance of the Lamanite Mission. Discover the diverse faith journeys of early converts and leaders, illustrated by the parable of the sower. Hear about Peter’s experiences in Independence and the unique challenges faced by pioneers like Thomas B. Marsh. Explore the urgency of spreading the gospel in today’s '11th hour' and the transformative power of sacred covenants as followers deepen their relationship with Christ.
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Parable of the Sower and Early Converts
- D&C 30-36 exemplifies the parable of the sower.
- Converts' responses to the gospel vary like seeds on different soils.
David Whitmer's Rebuke
- David Whitmer, a witness of the Book of Mormon, was rebuked for fearing man and prioritizing worldly matters.
- He's instructed to stay home and focus on his ministry, likely due to marriage plans.
Peter Whitmer Jr.'s Tailoring
- Peter Whitmer Jr., while on the Lamanite mission, worked as a tailor in Independence, Missouri.
- He even made a suit for Lilburn Boggs, a future antagonist of the church.