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| Jackson County Revelations |
† Manuscript (most in Kirtland Revelations
Book; many in Book of Commandments Book,
Law and Covenants, Books A, B, C; some in hand of Newel K. Whitney,
and others)
* Newspaper (most in Evening and Morning Star; a few in Ohio Star, Painesville
Telegraph, Western Courier)
» Book of Commandments (1833)
° 1835 D&C
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| Section |
Date |
1833
BC |
1835
D&C |
Notes |
| 57 †° |
July 20, 1831 |
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27 |
Missouri the land of promise, city of Zion to
be built. Build temple west of courthouse. Purchase lands to the Indian
Territory for inheritances. Sidney Gilbert provide goods for the Saints
and get license to trade with the Indians so gospel can be preached to them.
Edward Partridge assign inheritances, W. W. Phelps church printer with Oliver
assisting. Sidney Gilbert, W. W. Phelps, and Oliver move to Zion. |
| 58 » |
August [1–2], 1831 |
59 |
18 |
Keep commandments, see God hereafter. Blessings
after tribulation.Edward Partridge and W. W. Phelps rebuked. Edward, Sidney
Gilbert, and W. W. Phelps to move to Zion. Slothful servents damned, don't
wait to be commanded in all things. Buy entire region, otherwise, may have
to shed blood. Signs follow believers. |
| 59 † |
August, 1831 |
60 |
19 |
Blessings for those who come to Zion for the
glory of God. Love the Lord, serve neightobrs, don't steal, etc., broken
heart and contrite spirit. Everything on earth made for man, to be used
responsibly. God expects gratitude, obedience. |
| 60 » |
August 8, 1831 |
61 |
70 |
Build or buy a boat to go to St.
Louis. Preach on return to Kirtland. Shake off dust as a witness. |
| 61 † |
August 12, 1831 |
62 |
71 |
Water travel unsafe. Lord comes when
not expected. |
| 62 † |
August 13, 1831 |
63 |
72 |
John Murdock, Hyrum, Harvey Whitlock, David Whitmer
gather in Zion, meet and rejoice, then resume mission. |
| Section |
Date |
1835
D&C |
Notes |
| 82 ° |
April 26, 1832 |
86 |
Order of Enoch, United Firm. Make friends with
mammon. |
| 83 ††*° |
April 30, 1832 |
88 |
Widows and fatherless. |
| 105 † |
June 22, 1834 |
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(Fishing River, Clay county) |
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