Joseph offers a conditional prophecy concerning the Elders of the Church in Kirtland on March 30, 1836.

Date
1838 - 1856
Type
Manuscript
Source
Joseph Smith, Jr.
LDS
Hearsay
Scribed Verbatim
Reference

History, 1838–1856, volume B-1 [1 September 1834–2 November 1838]: 725, The Joseph Smith Papers website, accessed August 7, 2024

Scribe/Publisher
Willard Richards
People
Joseph Smith, Jr.
Audience
N/A
Transcription

<​Commandment​> While waiting I made the following remarks; that the time that we were required to tarry in Kirtland, to be endued, would be fulfilled in a few days, and then the elders would go forth and each must stand for himself; that it was not necessary for them to be sent out two by two, as in former times; but to go in all meekness, in sobriety, and preach Jesus Christ and him crucified; not to contend with others on account of their faith, or systems of religion, but pursue a steady course; This I delivered <​Prophecy​> by way of commandment, and all who observe it not will pull down persecution upon their heads, while those who do shall always be filled with the Holy Ghost. This I pronounced as a prophecy, sealed with a hosanna, and Amen.

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