Liberty Jail and Religious Refugees

Title	Liberty Jail and Religious Refugees
Publication Type	Book Chapter
Year of Publication	2021
Authors	Wilson, Lynne Hilton
Book Title	Hard Questions in Church History: Supplementary Handouts
Chapter	43a
Pagination	304-317
Publisher	Book of Mormon Central
City	Springville, UT
Keywords	Extermination Order; Liberty Jail; Mormon-Missouri War of 1838

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Hard Questions in Church History: Supplementary Handouts

Family History of Joseph Smith
Background to the First Vision: 1801-1840 Second Great Awakening: Revivals and Camp Meetings
Moroni's Visitations
1827-1828—Joseph Marries, Receives the Golden Plates, and Moves to Harmony, PA
1828-1829: The 116 Manuscript Pages—Book of Lehi
1829—Translation Resumes with Oliver Cowdery
Priesthoods Restored
Twelve Witnesses of the Golden Plates
Publication of the Book of Mormon
Organization of the Church of Christ (April 6, 1830)
Emma Hale Smith (1804-1879): Family Background and First 25 Years
Establish a Zion People for the Lord’s Second Coming
Easter: Jesus’ Triumphal Entry to Resurrection
Calling and Departure of Four Missionaries to the Lamanites
Joseph Smith Translation (JST or New Translation of the Bible)
Law of Consecration—Misunderstood
Spiritual Gifts and Counterfeits (D&C 46)
Locating and Building Zion in Missouri (D&C 51-59)
The Second Coming: The Bridegroom in the Parable of the Ten Virgins
Doctrine and Covenants 76
Revelations Received in Hiram, Ohio: John Johnson’s Home as D&C 77—The Lord’s Keys to Understanding John’s Book of Revelation
The Oath and Covenant of the Priesthood—for Men and Women
School of the Prophets: Temple Preparation
Apocrypha & Part 2 “New Translation” or Joseph Smith Translation (JST)
D&C 93: Worship and Temple Preparation Part 2
D&C 94-101, Expulsion from Jackson County Missouri June to December 1833
Zion’s Camp: May and June 1834
The Book of Abraham and The Mummies and Manuscripts
Kirtland Temple Dedication: A Pentecost of the Spirit
1837: Kirtland Safety Society & British Mission
1836-1838 Trials in Missouri
Liberty Jail and Religious Refugees
Apostolic Mission to Great Britain—D&C 118
Joseph Seeks Federal Help for Missouri Losses in Washington DC
1840-1842—Baptism for Dead (D&C 124, 127-128); Death of Joseph Smith Sr., Nauvoo Charter and Persecution
1842—Female Relief Society Organized in Nauvoo and Given Gift of Healing
Law of Plural Marriage: D&C 132
Nauvoo Temple Endowment and Anointed Quorum
1844: Joseph Smith Runs for President and Hyrum Smith’s Martyrdom
Succession, and Splinter Groups
The Priesthood and Race—Historical and Scriptural Analysis
Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-2

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Wilson, Lynne Hilton. "Liberty Jail and Religious Refugees." In Hard Questions in Church History: Supplementary Handouts, 304-317. Springville, UT: Book of Mormon Central, 2021.

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