by Dan Wees | Sep 22, 2018 | Miscellaneous
S A I N T S: “LOSING YOUR MEMORY IS ALWAYS BEST – PART 2” If you’ve not yet done so, please read “Part 1” of this entry here… Fact 1215 …and here is the link to the article…...
by Dan Wees | Sep 22, 2018 | Miscellaneous
S A I N T S: “LOSING YOUR MEMORY IS ALWAYS BEST – PART 1” Although I can’t give a full-throated endorsement of “Saints,” I certainly can give one for the following article. To be sure, I find “6 Reasons Why You Should Read the New Church History Book, Saints” by...
by Dan Wees | Sep 21, 2018 | Miscellaneous
S A I N T S: “JOSEPH IS SO AMAZING” “Emma also took turns as scribe and was amazed how after interruptions and breaks, Joseph always picked up where he left off without any prompting.” Saints – Volume 1: The Standard of Truth 1815-1846 (Salt Lake City, UT: The...
by Dan Wees | Sep 21, 2018 | Miscellaneous
“I wish my name was buried in oblivion,” Sidney Rigdon (to Joseph Smith), from Emily M. Austin, Mormonism; or, Life Among the Mormons (Madison, WI: M.J. Cantwell, 1882),...
by Dan Wees | Sep 20, 2018 | Miscellaneous
S A I N T S: “PLATES – SERVING NO PURPOSE” “Joseph was growing into his divine role as a seer and revelator. Looking into the interpreters or another seer stone, he was able to translate whether the plates were in front of him or wrapped in one of Emma’s linen cloths...
by Dan Wees | Sep 20, 2018 | Miscellaneous
“I [Brigham Young] had tried to control the [Gentile] merchants, but could not do it. They would go to hell if they could not turn a sharp corner.” Journal History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City, UT: LDS Archive, 16 September 1868),...
