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my voice is always for peace

My Voice Is Always For Peace

Joseph Smith - CharacterBy Jimmy SmithDecember 25, 2020Leave a comment

Date: 7 April 1844 Source: Thomas Bullock Report Background: King Follett Discourse This statement was made during Joseph’s Sunday morning talk of the April 1844 General Conference of the Church. This talk is often also referred to as the King Follett Discourse because a beloved Church member named King Follett had recently died and Joseph…

I will never vote for a democrat again

I Will Never Vote for a Democrat Again

Church LeadersBy Jimmy SmithOctober 27, 20201 Comment

Date: 15 September 1843 Source: Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette Where I Found this Quote I first heard this quote during a FAIR Mormon conference talk in 2017 by Gerrit Dirkmaat called Lost Teachings of the Prophets: Recently Uncovered Teachings of Joseph Smith and Others from the Council of Fifty Record. I immediately wanted to use it…

Support and Defend the Constitution

Support and Defend the Constitution

FreedomBy Jimmy SmithOctober 14, 2020Leave a comment

Date: 18 June 1844 Source: William Clayton Diary, as quoted in The Words of Joseph Smith page 384 About this Quote This is one of the last known public discourses of Joseph Smith. He would die at the hands of a mob a little more than a week after this, on June 27, 1844. Tensions…

itching disposition to display witticism on the most trivial occasions

An Itching Disposition to Display Their Oratory and Witticism

FreedomBy Jimmy SmithJuly 22, 2020Leave a comment

Date: 5 December 1839 Source: Joseph Smith Papers, a letter to Hyrum Smith and the Nauvoo, Illinois, High Council More About this Quote This quote was taken from a letter signed by Joseph Smith and Elias Higbee. In parts of the letter, Joseph Smith is spoken of in the third person, so technically, these could…

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