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| |link=Joseph Smith's First Vision/Doctrine and Covenants 121:28 contradicts vision
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| |subject=Does Doctrine and Covenants 121:28 contradict the First Vision?
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| |summary=In 1839 Joseph Smith received a revelation from God in which it was stated that the time would come "in the which nothing shall be withheld, whether there be one God or many gods they shall be manifest" (D&C 121:28). This was an "unnecessary revelation," since according to the official LDS Church First Vision account Joseph Smith supposedly knew that there was more than one God since 1820. This information counts as evidence that the Prophet's story was fraudulent.
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| |summary=When the first edition of the Doctrine and Covenants was published in 1835 it portrayed God the Father as a personage of spirit whereas Jesus Christ was portrayed as a personage of tabernacle, or one having a physical body. Yet the official LDS First Vision story portrays the Father as a physical Being.
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| |sublink1=Question: Is the Father embodied or a spirit in the first edition of the Doctrine and Covenants?
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| |subject=Personages seen by Joseph Smith
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| |summary=A list of known personages who appeared to the Prophet Joseph Smith or who were seen by him in vision.
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| |sublink1=Question: How many visions of heavenly beings did Joseph Smith actually have and what was the nature of their visits?
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| |sublink2=Brian L. Smith, director of the Portland (Oregon) Institute of Religion, "I Have a Question"
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