Resultado de búsqueda
Joseph Smith III. In 1860, Joseph Smith III accepted leadership of the scattered church. As a teenager in Nauvoo after the great exodus, Joseph remained unaffiliated with any faction of our movement. He was elected by Nauvoo citizens as justice of the peace in 1857, overcoming the stigma that local people associated with the name “Joseph ...
From 1874 through 1876, his family struggled to care for him passing him back and forth between Plano, Lamoni, IA. When he became violent, it was decided there was nothing that could be done except to place him in the asylum for the mentally ill in Elgin, Illinois. Joseph Smith III took this sad step on 19 January 1877. David was thirty-two.
4 de mar. de 2018 · Joseph Smith III In November 1832, Emma gave birth to Joseph Smith III, the first of her sons who eventually lived to adulthood. For a season, life in Kirtland was filled with progress, unity and small pleasures, including the School of the Prophets, as shared in “Joseph Smith: A Photobiography."
This article examines how Mormons reinterpreted the figure of Joseph Smith (1805–1844) in the wake of their prophet’s death. As a number of Mormon sects emerged in the years immediately following 1844, rival prophets claimed continued access to Smith as a means of legitimating themselves against opposing bodies.
30 de jun. de 1982 · Robert D. Hutchins, "Joseph Smith III: Moderate Mormon" (M. A. Thesis, Brigham Young University, 1977.) George A. Smith invited Joseph Smith 111 to come to Utah in letters of 13 March 1849 and 24 June 1854.
José Smith III (6 de noviembre de 1832 - 10 de diciembre de 1914) era el hijo mayor de José Smith, el fundador del mormonismo.José Smith III fue el primer presidente de la Iglesia Reorganizada de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días, ahora conocida como Comunidad de Cristo, en oposición a Brigham Young, el presidente de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los últimos días ...
Seleccionar el departamento en el que deseas buscar ...
- Pasta blanda
