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Durante el ministerio profético de José Smith, él recibió más de 100 revelaciones que fueron registradas y más tarde canonizadas 1. La mayoría se dieron en voz de primera persona, la de Jesucristo, y la mayoría de ellas ahora aparecen como las secciones de Doctrina y Convenios.
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When the Church was organized in 1830, revelation to Joseph...
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Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible. Joseph Smith’s 1826...
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Helmuth Günther Hübener (1925–1942), miembro de la Iglesia...
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During Joseph Smith’s prophetic ministry, he received over 100 revelations that were recorded and later canonized. 1 The majority were given in the first-person voice of Jesus Christ, and most of these now appear as sections of the Doctrine and Covenants.
Revelation. Wound #5. [If you have not read Mandate and Joseph’s Call, please do so before continuing.] One of the fruits of placing all perceived revelatory power in the hands of a leader is the suspension of personal revelation for everyone else.
JST, Revelation 12:1–17. Compare Revelation 12:1–17. John explains the symbols of the woman, the child, the rod of iron, the dragon, and Michael. The war that began in heaven is continued on the earth. Note the changed sequence of verses in the JST.
13 de abr. de 2021 · View the original histories, journals, revelations, and other documents of Joseph Smith, the founding prophet of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
A revelation to Joseph Smith dated 6 April 1830, the day he organized the Church of Christ, describes him as “a seer & Translater & Prop [h]et.” What did these titles mean to him and his followers? His work in translating the Book of Mormon helped shape their understanding.
Joseph Smith’s revelations restored, organized, and built The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and oriented thousands who converted to it in his lifetime and millions since. The earliest years of Mormon record keeping (1828–1831) consisted almost exclusively of recording revelatory texts.
