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1) Beginnings
Fayette NY -
Organization of the Church
Peter Whitmer's home in Fayette, NY, sustaining vote and the sacrament -
D&C 42
The Law of the Church -
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2) 2 Church Centers
Kirtland Ohio and Jackson County, Missouri -
D&C 76
3 degrees of glory, before, Joseph and Oliver Cowdery were working on the new translation of John -
D&C 89
Word of Wisdom -
D&C 93
Christ continued from grace to grace until He received a fullness -
Missouri Mormon War of 1838
Missourians tried to stop lds men from voting, started a riot and mormons left west -
D&C 121
refers to apostate mormons who were accusing Joseph Smith of wrongdoing -
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3) Nauvoo
Illinois -
Joseph Smith's first plural marriage
Louisa Beaman, 26 years old -
D&C 132
Eternity of marriage covenant and principle of plural marriage -
Relief Society disbanded
Brigham Young scared of Emma Smith preaching against polygamy -
Succession Crisis of 1844
After Joseph Smith was martyred, Brigham Young, Sidney Rigdon, Joseph Smith's son and others claimed the keys to the church -
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4) The Church in the West
Iowa, Winter Quarters on the Missouri River, and Utah -
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Race Restrictions
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First Vicarious Endowments
st george temple -
Canonization of Pearl of Great Price
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Declaration #1 "The Manifesto" by Wilford Woodruff
The United States' laws prohibiting plural marriage should be obeyed. Not an excuse to leave current plural families, but don't create new ones. -
End of the Law of Adoption
Wilford Woodruff -
Second Manifesto by Joseph F. Smith
If a member of the Church enters into a polygamous relationship, they will be excommunicated. -
D&C 138
Joseph F Smith, Spirit World -
Word of Wisdom Accepted
Heber J Grant dies, Word of Wisdom accepted as standard practice -
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5) Expansion
Salt Lake City, Utah -
Official Declaration 2
Spencer W. Kimball lifted the race restrictions -
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6) The World-Wide Church
Salt Lake City, Utah