Joseph Smith reveals that the US constitution was established by God and the US was redeemed by shedding blood.

In a sermon, Joseph Smith teaches that the Constitution will one day be on the "brink of ruin" and the Saints will help protect and save it.

In a sermon, Joseph Smith teaches that the Constitution will one day be on the "brink of ruin" and the Saints will help protect and save it.

Joseph Smith, in a sermon, interprets the symbolic language in Revelation differently than found in the WHP.

John Taylor recounts the martyrdom of Joseph and Hyrum Smith on June 27, 1844.

Brigham Young teaches that the Constitution will never be destroyed but, based on the teachings of Joseph Smith, will hang upon a thread.

In a sermon, Orson Hyde teaches that the Constitution and Government would one day be in danger of overthrow but the Elders will save it.

In a sermon, John Taylor teaches that the Saints will one day be Saviors of the nations, both in a religious and political sense.

John Taylor, in a sermon, teaches that the Constitution will one day be torn to shreds and only the Saints will be found holding it up as a standard.

George Q. Cannon claims that Joseph Smith taught that the constitution will one day only be upheld by the Latter-day Saints.

Arnold Giauque owed debt for transportation to Utah in 1868.

John Welch's reproduction of Edwin Rushton's account of the White Horse Prophecy.

Copy of an account of Joseph Smith's purported White Horse Prophecy in the "Joseph A. McRae" collection.

Copy of an account of Joseph Smith's purported White Horse Prophecy in the "Joseph A. McRae" collection.

Edwin Rushton's account of Joseph Smith's purported White Horse Prophecy.

John J. Roberts's report of Joseph's purported White Horse Prophecy.

The Ogden Standard publishes death notice of Edwin Rushton; no mention of White Horse Prophecy mentioned.

Deseret Evening News prints a lengthier obituary for Edwin Rushton and does not mention White Horse Prophecy.

Joseph Fielding Smith writes that Joseph Smith was inspired to predict Constitution will one day hang by a thread and the Saints will protect it.

Joseph F. Smith says that the White Horse Prophecy is a "ridiculous story" and is not an authentic prophecy of Joseph Smith's.

In a General Conference, Joseph Fielding Smith states the White Horse Prophecy is not a true prophecy from Joseph Smith.

Charles W. Nibley at General Conference says Constitution will one day hang by a thread.

Edith Lenora Christensen writes that she heard her father relate the White Horse Prophecy and affirmed truthfulness to two Church officials.

According to Joseph Fielding Smith Joseph Smith did teach Constitution would hang by a thread.

In The Instructor David O. McKay teaches that, next to worshipping God, the most important thing is to be united in upholding and defending the U.S. Constitution.

Jess Stearn assumes the WHP to be a genuine prophecy of Joseph's and believes it contains many accurate predictions.

Bruce McConkie, in Mormon Doctrine, writes that the White Horse Prophecy is a false and deceptive document and not a true prophecy of Joseph Smith's.

First Presidency (1969) affirming the Constitution being "inspired."

D. Michael Stewart in Ensign writes that Joseph Smith did prophecy Constitution would be imperilled and the Elders would play a role in saving it.

Bruce McConkie dismisses the White Horse Prophecy as spurious and not a true prophecy from Joseph Smith.

According to the Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Joseph Smith taught Constitution would "hang by a thread" and be rescued with the help of the Saints.

Carrie Sheffield quotes Latter-day Saints who reject White Horse Prophecy in his Wall Street Journal article.

Rexburg Standard Journal quotes statement from Church spokesperson Kim Farah about the White Horse Prophecy.

Study arguing that Edwin Rushton, not Joseph Smith, was the ultimate source of the White Horse Prophecy.

Mitt Romney quoted as rejecting the White Horse Prophecy being authoritative Church teaching.

Prediction of then-future temple in Missouri.

Blythe argues that the White Horse Prophecy’s content is unobjectionable in contemporary apocalyptic expectations.

Dallin Oaks Addressing the U.S. Constitution and its "Inspiration" in April 2021 General Conference.