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- Gospel Topics: "Church leaders pondered promises made by prophets such as Brigham Young that black members would one day receive priesthood and temple blessings" (used on 1 page)
- Gospel Topics: "Joseph Smith’s explanations of the facsimiles of the book of Abraham contain additional earmarks of the ancient world" (used on 1 page)
- Gospel Topics: "Some evidence suggests that Joseph studied the characters on the Egyptian papyri and attempted to learn the Egyptian language" (used on 1 page)
- Handbook 2: "The only official interpretation of “hot drinks” (D&C 89:9) in the Word of Wisdom is the statement made by early Church leaders that the term “hot drinks” means tea and coffee" (used on 1 page)
- Identifying ancient DNA related to Book of Mormon people (used on 1 page)
- Improvement Era (1946): "That Joseph Smith actually was the person who introduced plural marriage into the Church and that he practised it himself are amply proved by existing facts" (used on 1 page)
- James Strang movement (used on 1 page)
- Jesus Christ/Accusations that Latter-day Saints aren't Christians (used on 1 page)
- Jesus Christ/Was Jesus married/Was Jesus a polygamist (used on 1 page)
- John Whitmer reaffirmed his testimony as printed in the Book of Mormon even after he left the Church (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Fielding Smith: "when the millennium comes...There will be millions of people...of all beliefs, still permitted to remain upon the face of the earth" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Fielding Smith (1942): "Oh, no, it will not be literal fire any more than it was literal water that covered the earth in the flood" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Fielding Smith (1951): Jesus "says unto those who are married for time only, and those who do not believe in marriage for eternity" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's 1826 trial (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Accounts/1832/Doesn't mention a revival (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Accounts/George A. Smith said First Vision was an "angel" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Accounts/Orson Hyde referred to "angels" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Accounts/Wilford Woodruff spoke of an "angel" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Joining other churches (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Joseph became "partial to the Methodist sect" in 1820 (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Religious revivals in 1820 (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's First Vision/Smith family place of residence in 1820 (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's campaign for President of the United States (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's education (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's family as trustworthy and hard-working (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's prophecy of the Civil War (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith's use of seer stones as a youth (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Alleged false prophecies/Civil War (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Alleged false prophecies/Thomas B. Marsh to be "exalted" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/As a prophet/Civil War (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/As a prophet/Garden of Eden in Missouri (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/As a prophet/Rocky Mountain prophecy (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Garden of Eden in Missouri (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Healings and miracles (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Legal issues/1826 court appearance for glasslooking (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Legal issues/What was his involvement (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Martyrdom/Events surrounding it (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Martyrdom/Qualification as martyr (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Other translation claims (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Personages who appeared to him (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Hiding the truth (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Illegal/Illegal in Nauvoo (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Illegal in Nauvoo (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/"Miss Smith" (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Agnes Moulton Coolbrith (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Almera Johnson (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Clarissa Reed Hancock (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Delcena Diadamia Johnson Sherman (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Desdemona Catlin Wadsworth Fulmmer (used on 1 page)
- Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Plural wives/Eliza Partridge (used on 1 page)