Learning from Joseph Smith: The Journey of Repentance
Introduction The journey of repentance is a personal and ongoing process that allows us to grow closer to the Lord.…
Exploring the History and Doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Exploring the History and Doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Introduction The journey of repentance is a personal and ongoing process that allows us to grow closer to the Lord.…
As members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, we often reflect on the profound experience of Joseph…
Come, Follow Me 2024: January 15-21; 1 Nephi 6-10 It is well known that the first 116 pages translated from…
The Book of Mormon was translated from April to June of 1829. What does that tell us about the book?
Many first-hand witnesses who observed Joseph Smith translating the Book of Mormon testified of what they saw and heard.
Joseph Smith copied characters from the plates, perhaps thinking that someone else would translate the record.
After Joseph Smith obtained the plates, mobs tried to forcefully take them, causing Joseph and Emma to leave Palmyra.
Joseph Smith had at least three seer stones, which helped him receive revelation and translate the Book of Mormon.
Imagination, faith in Jesus Christ, and revelation work together to help us accomplish seemingly impossible tasks.