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The Prophet Puzzle: Interpretive Essays on Joseph Smith (Essays on Mormonism Series) by Bryan Waterman, 1999-01-15
A Faithful Life: The Story Of Joseph Smith In Pictures by Glen S. Hopkinson, 2005-10-01
Joseph Smith: A Photobiography by Susan Evans McCloud, 1992-02
Mormon Answer to Skepticism: Why Joseph Smith Wrote the Book of Mormon by Robert N. Hullinger, 1980-06
The Founding Prophet: An Administrative Biography of Joseph Smith, Jr. by Maurice L. Draper, 1991-11
The Martyrdom Remembered: A One-Hundred-Fifty-Year Perspective on the Assassination of Joseph Smith by Davis Bitton, 1994-06
Images of the Prophet Joseph Smith by Davis Bitton, 1996-02
When I First Met the Prophet by Douglas J. Vermeeren, 2007-10-01
Joseph Smith: Selected Sermons & Writings (Sources of American Spirituality)
Joseph Smith: Impressions of a Prophet by Liz Lemon Swindle, Susan Easton Black, 1998-04
Joseph Smith's Response to Skepticism by Robert N. Hullinger, 1992-08
Remembering Joseph: Personal Recollections of Those Who Knew the Prophet Joseph Smith
The Prophet Joseph: Essays on the Life and Mission of Joseph Smith
Joseph Smith's Kirtland: Eyewitness Accounts by Karl R. Anderson, 1989-08

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News Story Focuses Spotlight On Aspects Of Mormonism : Christian Courier
century story that Joseph Smith, Jr. (18051844) was Gods prophet. The claims of Joseph Smith (and others associated with the movement) have been
http://www.christiancourier.com/penpoints/mormonSpotlight.htm

Extractions: Monday, March 17, 2003 The hearts of thousands of Americans beat with joy last week when news media outlets broke the story about the fifteen year-old young lady of Salt Lake City, who had been found after months of frenzied worry on the part of her family. Nine months ago, the teenager had mysteriously disappeared from her bedroom in the dead of night and all efforts to recover the youngster had proved futile. We do not wish to detract in any way from the happiness of this occasion. Still, it provides an occasion for us to comment upon a couple of significant religious issues. The [Stockton] Record, led its March 13th front-page story with a huge headline echoing this very sentiment.
Joseph Smith - Definition By Dict.die.net
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Bessie Smith 6 religious leader who founded the Mormon Church in 1830 (18051844) syn Smith, Joseph Smith 7 English explorer who helped found the
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Extractions: Search dictionary for Source: WordNet (r) 1.7 Smith n 1: Rhodesian statesman who declared independence of Zimbabwe from Great Britain (born in 1919) [syn: Smith, Ian Smith Ian Douglas Smith ] 2: United States sculptor (1906-1965) [syn: Smith, David Smith David Roland Smith ] 3: United States singer noted for her rendition of patriotic songs (1909-1986) [syn: Smith, Kate Smith Kathryn Elizabeth Smith ] 4: United States suffragist who refused to pay taxes until she could vote (1792-1886) [syn: Smith, Julia Evelina Smith ] 5: United States blues singer (1894-1937) [syn: Smith, Bessie Smith ] 6: religious leader who founded the Mormon Church in 1830 (1805-1844) [syn: Smith, Joseph Smith ] 7: English explorer who helped found the colony at Jamestown, Virginia; was said to have been saved by Pocahontas (1580-1631) [syn: Smith, John Smith ] 8: Scottish economist who advocated private enterprise and free trade (1723-1790) [syn: Smith, Adam Smith ] 9: someone who works at something specified 10: someone who works metal (especially by hammering it when it is hot and malleable) [syn: metalworker Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913) Smith Smith
Ancestors On The Web -- Genealogy And Family History
Smith, Joseph Jr, 18051844, Windsor, VT, IL. Smith, Margaret Lucinda, 1909-. Smith, Merl, 1917-, Torquerville, Utah. Smith, Robert Earl, 1897-1946, Layton,
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Term Papers, Research Papers On PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH And Essa
Joseph Smith, 18051844, and his family of origin were called Seekers, Christians who respected the teachings of all denominations but were not affiliated
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Extractions: "Elmer Towns, in Getting a Church Started, and Frank Tillapaugh, in Unleashing the Church, present their ideas for starting and expanding a church. Towns is concerned with the initial planting of the church and his book gives a step by step plan to begin a new church. Tillapaugh took an established church and expanded it until it scarcely resembled the church with which he had begun. Tillapaugh does not talk about planting churches except in response to Bear Valley Baptist Churches' need to split in order to remain in their present facilities. Both men agree that the purpose of the church is given in the Great Commission, which is repeated in several places in the Bible. Tillapaugh interprets Acts 1:8 as a commission to serve and meet the needs in your home congregation's area first then consider going out in the mission field or planting another ..." Term Paper #45413 Add to Cart (You can always remove it later) Church Attendance in Australia
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Smith, Joseph Selfproclaimed American prophet (1805-1844), and founder of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Religion And The New Republic (Religion And The Founding Of The American Republi
The founder, Joseph Smith (18051844), and many of his earliest followers grew up in an area of western New York called the Burned Over District, because
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Extractions: Pious Americans were shocked by Thomas Paine's The Age of Reason , part of which was written during the great pamphleteer's imprisonment in Paris during the French Revolution. Although denounced as the "atheist's bible," Paine's work was actually an exposition of a radical kind of deism and made an attempt at critical biblical scholarship that anticipated modern efforts. Paine created a scandal by his sardonic and irreverent tone. Assertions that the virgin birth was "blasphemously obscene" and other similarly provocative observations convinced many readers that the treatise was the entering wedge in the United States of French revolutionary "infidelity." Even before the publication of the Age of Reason , Thomas Paine was hated and feared for his political and religious radicalism by conservatives in England, where he had periodically lived since 1787. Paine fled to France in December 1792 to avoid trial for treason. In this cartoon, Paine sleeps on a straw pillow wrapped in an American flag, inscribed "Vive L' America." In his pocket is a copy of
Significant Players In The History Of The Mormon Movement
Egyptologist who dealt with Joseph Smith papyri, falsified some of his Saints organization, 18051844. Father of Mormonism founder Joseph Smith, Jr.
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Extractions: Significant Players in the History of Mormonism Benson, Ezra Taft Brodie, Fawn Cowdery, Oliver Grant, Heber Harris, Martin Hinckley, Gordon B. Hunter, Howard W. Kimball, Spencer Lee, Harold B. McConkie, Bruce R. McKay, David O. Nelson, Dee Jay Nibley, Hugh Pratt, Orson Pratt, Parley Richards, LeGrand Rigdon, Sidney Smith, Emma Hale Smith, George Albert Smith, Hyrum Smith, Joseph F. Smith, Joseph Fielding Smith, Joseph III Smith, Joseph Jr. Smith, Joseph Sr. Smoot, Reed Snow, Lorenzo Spalding, Solomon Tanner, Jerald Tanner, Sandra Taylor, John Whitmer, David Widstoe, John A. Woodruff, Wilford Young, Brigham LDS Prophet # 13, from 1985-1994 Author of No Man Knows My Story , biography of Joseph Smith One of the three original "Witnesses to the Book of Mormon", excommunicated 1838 LDS Prophet # 7, from 1918-1945 One of the three original "Witnesses to the Book of Mormon", excommunicated 1837 LDS Prophet # 15, 1995 LDS Prophet # 14, 1994-1995 LDS Prophet # 12, 1973-1985, claimed "revelation" allowing Blacks into Mormon Priesthood LDS Prophet # 11, 1972-1973
History Of The Church
take the manuscript history produced by Joseph Smith (18051844) and his clerks The first six volumes of the history cover the life of Joseph Smith,
http://www.helpingmormons.org/History of the Church.htm

Extractions: ~~History of the Church~~ Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Volume 6 Volume 7 The seven volumes of this text are web pages taken from raw scans of the c1902 text of History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There are seven files, each consisting of one volume of the History. This history was produced by assignment from Church leaders at the beginning of the 20 th The seven volumes listed are taken from scans of the published history. They were taken from text files, so Roberts' footnotes are omitted until the end of each file. Many of Roberts' notes are incomplete, obsolete or contain errors. The text of the history itself often needs further explanation from modern research and reference to the original documents on which it is based. Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 Volume 4 Volume 5 Volume 6 Volume 7
Mormonism Research Ministry - Photo Album
Mormon Presidents. JosephSmith.jpg Joseph Smith (1805-1844). brigham-young.jpg Brigham Young (1801-1877). john-taylor.jpg John Taylor (1808-1887)
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Extractions: A variety of pictures, from LDS temples to Mormon historical sites. Outreaches Billings, MT New York Ohio Missouri page-grave.jpg Hiram Page Headstone (Excelsior Springs) cowdery-grave.jpg Oliver Cowdery Gravesite (Richmond) gallatin-plaque.jpg Historical plaque in Gallatin, Missouri tells the history of "Adam-ondi-ahman." hedrickite.jpg Hedrickite (Temple Lot Mormon) temple site, Independence rlds-temple-independence-i.jpg Community of Christ temple, Independence rlds-temple-independence-ii.jpg Inside the Community of Christ temple, Independence rlds-temple-independence-iii.jpg Temple Lot across from Community of Christ temple. rlds-auditorium.jpg
They Shall Not Hurt Or Destroy - Chapter 6 - A Tenderness Toward All Creatures -
Joseph Smith (18051844), who founded the Mormon Church in 1830, preached the humane treatment of animals. God glorified Himself by saving all that His
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Extractions: in the Western Religious Traditions Chapter 6 "A Tenderness Toward All Creatures" Vegetarianism and concern for animals can be found in Protestant Christianity as well. Commenting on Deuteronomy 22:6, which forbids harming a mother-bird if her eggs or chicks are taken, Martin Luther (1483-1546) wrote: "What else does this law teach but that by the kind treatment of animals they are to learn gentleness and kindness? Otherwise it would seem to be a stupid ordinance not only to regulate a matter so unimportant, but also to promise happiness and a long life to those who keep it." According to Luther, Adam "would not have used the creatures as we do today," but rather, "for the admiration of God and a holy joy." Referring to passages from Scripture concerning the redemption of the entire creation and the Kingdom of Peace, Luther taught that "the creatures are created for an end; for the glory that is to come." British historian William Lecky observed that, "Luther grew sad and thoughtful at a hare hunt, for it seemed to him to represent the pursuit of souls by the devil." Author Dix Harwood, in Love for Animals , depicts a grieving young girl being comforted by Luther. Luther assures her that her pet dog who died would certainly go to heaven. Luther tells her that in the "new heavens and new earth...all creatures will not only be harmless, but lovely and joyful...Why, then, should there not be little dogs in the new earth, whose skin might be as fair as gold, and their hair as bright as precious stones?"
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Also, try a subject search for Smith, Joseph 18051844, and browse the list of books. On the Web Surf to the PBS Online - Biography website for Joseph
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Extractions: Text Only Version Skip to Navigation Skip to Content Access Keys Quick Links..... Resources by Subject Databases by Title Film Services Interlibrary Loans RefWorks Teaching Support UWO E-mail WebCT So who is the Aga Khan ? His Highness the Aga Khan became the Imam of the Ismaili Muslims in 1957. He is the 49th hereditary Imam of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims and a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad . In the Library:
A Mormon Moment - Newsweek - September 2001
Like other Yankees, founder Joseph Smith (18051844) was obsessed by the Bible and distressed by the competing claims of rival Christian denominations.
http://www.lds-mormon.com/9-01newsweek.shtml
Mormonism: Just Another Christian Denomination? - Part One
roots in the early 1800 s in the person of one man, Joseph Smith (18051844). Tenth Mormon prophet and descendent of Joseph Smith, Joseph Fielding
http://www.dtl.org/cults/treatise/mormonism-1.htm

Extractions: Just Another Christian Denomination? Part One By Gary F. Zeolla Many people believe Mormonism is just another Christian denomination. But is this assumption true? This two-part article will answer this question by explaining and evaluating the basic teachings of Mormonism. But first, a look at its beginnings. Beginnings of Mormonism Mormonism has its roots in the early 1800's in the person of one man, Joseph Smith (1805-1844). Joseph Smith claimed he had a vision in 1820 in which God the Father and the Son appeared to him. He was told the churches of that time "were all wrong" and "all their creeds were an abomination." Later, the angel Moroni is said to have appeared to Joseph Smith and to have told him he had been chosen to restore the true Church to the world. Joseph Smith would do this by translating inscriptions made on gold plates centuries earlier by a man named Mormon. The product of this work is known as The Book of Mormon . From the title of this book came the nickname for the new religion, "Mormonism."
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Extractions: web hosting domain names photo sharing 1928 Book of Common Prayer (CCEL) A Banker's Daughter: Guide to the Unprotected in Every-day Matters Relating to Property and Income (2nd Ed. 1864) (HTML at Victorian Women Writers) (size: 188K, 2 gifs) A Slave's Story (UVa) June 1857 (30 KB) A Young Girl's Diary TXT ZIP SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp (Wiretap) ... (HTML at OMACL) ,(Translation: Rev. James Ingram) Apostolic Canons (NewAdvent) The Arabian Nights Entertainments, (Wiretap) Selected and Edited by Andrew Lang 582K Beowulf (UVa) (150 KB) TOC (Wiretap) (Blackmask) zip. ... Bible (see also: Early Christian Writings Bones Opens a "Spout" Shop (UVa) n.d. (10 KB) The Book of Mormon (ADD. AUTHOR: Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844) (SUBJECT: Religion) TXT 1512 Kb - ZIP 501 Kb SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP "The Centenary of Grimm's Fairy Tales" (UVa) . Illustrations. (10 KB) Chief Joseph (UVa) (10 KB) Church Order of the Netherlands Reformed Churches(CCEL) Cid, The Chronicle Of The (Vt.edu) The Lay of the Cid ... (HTML at OMACL) Coalition for Networked Information TXT 60 Kb - ZIP 19 Kb SL: TXT ZIP EN: TXT ZIP Codex Junius 11 (HTML at OMACL) ,(Translation: George Kennedy) Contract for indenture of Susan, a girl of five years; August 19, 1865
Markers In Topsfield, Massachusetts
Joseph Smith Jr. (18051844), prophet and founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, is a descendant of the Topsfield Smiths.
http://www.mormonhistoricsitesfoundation.org/projects/topsfield.htm

Extractions: The Smith Homestead Home sometime before 1876 when it was torn down Photo Courtesy Alexander L. Baugh The Mormon Historic Sites Foundation is working with the Topsfield Historical Society to erect a marker at the Smith Family Homestead and at the Congregational Church. The Smith Homestead was the home of five generations of the Smith family and was the birthplace of Joseph Smith, Sr. father of the Prophet Joseph Smith. The Prophet's ancestors, including Samuel Smith, Asael Smith, and Joseph Smith, Sr. were baptized into the Congregational Church. Professor Joseph Fielding McConkie will be speaking the night before the dedication and a portion of the Boston Institute Choir will be performing. The verbiage of the marker at the Smith Family Homestead reads as follows: Smith Homestead In 1690, Thomas Dorman an early Topsfield resident, built a sturdy New England home on this site. The home was subsequently occupied for many years by four generations of SmithsSamuel I (1666-1748), Samuel II (1714-1785), Asael (1744-1830), and Joseph I (1771-1840). The home and property became known as the Smith Homestead. Samuel II, Topsfields representative to the First Provincial Congress in 1774, attained the rank of captain in the Revolutionary War. Asael defended New Yorks northern frontier as an enlisted soldier in the Revolution. Joseph I was the father of Joseph Smith Jr., prophet and founder of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormonism). The original home was razed between 1870-75. The current home was built in 1876.
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Western Americana - Princeton University Library
Main Entry, Smith, Joseph, 18051844. Secondary Entry, A Book of Commandments. Date , Zion Independence, Missouri, 1833
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Extractions: Image / Negative ID: Z-WA-BOOK8 Source: (WA) BX8628.xA3 1833bs Page Number: Main Entry: Smith, Joseph, 1805-1844 Secondary Entry: A Book of Commandments Date : Zion [Independence, Missouri], 1833 Material: Title page, 11 x 7 cm. "A Book of Commandments, for the Government of the Church of Christ, organized on the 6th of April, 1830," Zion [Independence, Missouri]: W. W. Phelps and Co., 1833
MSN Encarta - Smith, Joseph
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Le Religioni In Italia: I Mormoni Riorganizzati: La Comunita' Di Cristo
Translate this page Dopo la morte di Joseph Smith (1805-1844) e del fratello Hyrum (1800-1844), nel 1844, la maggior parte dei fedeli della Chiesa di Gesù Cristo dei Santi
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Extractions: URL (internazionale:) www.cofchrist.org Latter Day Saints, mentre la Chiesa maggioritaria dello Utah scrive Latter-day Saints) ha inizio nel corso degli anni 1850 fra coloro che credono che Joseph Smith abbia nominato il figlio Joseph Smith III (1832-1914) a succedergli quale profeta, veggente e rivelatore della Chiesa. I fedeli di questa Chiesa ritengono che Brigham Young abbia assunto abusivamente la leadership del movimento, e che sia quindi necessario "riorganizzarla" sotto la guida del figlio di Joseph Smith quando questi sia pronto ad assumere l'incarico. liberal Libro di Mormon e gli altri insegnamenti specifici della tradizione mormone. Queste vicende – insieme ad accuse relative alla gestione dei fondi della Comunità e a problemi di salute del presidente W. Grant McMurray, che soffre del morbo di Parkinson – hanno avuto un ruolo anche nella crisi maturata il 29 novembre 2004, quando lo stesso McMurray si è dimesso dalla sua carica e ha rinunciato anche al sacerdozio nella Chiesa, ammettendo nella sua lettera di dimissioni di avere "compiuto scelte non appropriate". McMurray ha lasciato ai due membri superstiti che formavano con lui la Prima Presidenza, Kenneth N. Robinson e Peter A. Judd, il compito di gestire l'ordinaria amministrazione della Chiesa, in attesa che il Consiglio dei Dodici Apostoli si accordi per scegliere un candidato presidente e convocare una "Conferenza Mondiale" che dovrà ratificare sia questa scelta, sia il profondo cammino di modifica che la Chiesa ha compiuto negli ultimi anni.

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