Essentials in Church History. Joseph Fielding Smith

Second Arrest

       The Trial at Colesville

       Statement of Mr. Reid

       Inspiration of the Attorneys

       The Mob Threatens Joseph and Oliver

       Missionary Journey of Samuel H. Smith

       Joseph Smith, Sen., Visits Potsdam

       Book of Moses Revealed

       The Work and Glory of the Lord

       Other Important Revelations

       Emma Smith to Select Hymns

       Chapter 14

       Oliver Cowdery’s Error

       Instructions on the Sacrament

       Joseph Moves to Fayette

       Spurious Revelations of Hiram Page

       The Mission to the Lamanites

       The Doctrine of Gathering—Destruction of the Wicked

       The Second Conference of the Church

       The Call to Ziba Peterson and Parley P. Pratt

       The Missionaries Depart

       Sidney Rigdon

       The Journey Continued

       The Book of Mormon Taken to the Lamanites

       Part Three

       The Ohio and Missouri Period

       Chapter 15

       “A Crooked Generation”

       Call of Edward Partridge and Orson Pratt

       Sidney Rigdon to Write

       Lost Scriptures Restored

       Command to Go to Ohio

       Conference of January, 1831

       The Branch in Kirtland

       The Law Given to Govern the Church

       A Woman’s “Revelation”

       Important Revelations to The Church

       Zion a Place of Refuge

       John Whitmer, Historian

       The Purchase of Lands

       Equality Among the Families

       The Important Conference of June 1831

       The First High Priests Ordained

       The Mission of John

       The Elders Called to Missouri

       The Thompson Branch

       A Letter from Missouri

       The Mission to the West

       Chapter 16

       Character of Inhabitants

       First Sabbath in Zion

       Arrival of the Colesville Branch

       Assignment of Labors

       Location of the City Revealed

       The Saints to Keep the Law

       After Much Tribulation, the Blessings

       Description of the Land

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