This Study Version of the Joseph Smith Translation contains the full text of the New Testament and includes the inspired corrections and additions by the Prophet Joseph Smith. These corrections and additions are shown in bold type. Verse number changes in the JST are in bold type and the King James verse numbers are in parenthesis. The foundation of the text comes from an original copy of the Inspired Version published in 1867 owned by the compiler. This 1867 edition was meticulously compared to the original manuscripts of the New Testament translation as prepared by the Prophet Joseph and his scribes available at josephsmithpapers.org. The Study Version does not show any words or verses that were deleted by the Prophet Joseph. The JST Study Version was also compared to the masterful work of Dr. Robert J. Matthews "A Plainer Translation Joseph Smith's Translation of the Bible" to ensure accuracy. Additional insights and corrections from the Prophet Joseph mentioned in his sermons are also included.

The Joseph Smith Translation of the New Testament: Study Version

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Smith, Jr. Joseph

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This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

The Book Of Mormon: An Account Written By The Hand Of Mormon, Upon Plates Taken From The Plates Of Nephi (1852)

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United States

Kessinger Publishing

Observations on the Nature, the Use and Abuse of the Cheltenham Waters: ... the Second Edition: In Which Several Additional Remarks Are Occasionally Interspersed. by J. Smith, M.D. ...

History

Nabu Press

To better understand the Latter Day Saint Movement, not merely one sect but the larger movement the Lord began with Joseph Smith Jr. and continued with his contemporaries, the men that both helped to begin and to encourage the movement forward, we must study out the core theologies of our faith from its infancy. This book has been created as a pocked guide of sorts for studying these theologies and doctrines. This small volume opens with what purports to be the oldest of all Latter Day Saint texts and scripture, the Book of the Law of the Lord. It should not be seen as definitive by any means, as God meets each of us where we are and identifies Himself/Herself/Themselves in a way that we can understand. That is to say that God meets us on our own level. It is our prayer that this book will endeavor to guide and teach Saints of all sects and denominations as we move ever forward towards oneness in our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Doctrines and Theologies of the Church of Jesus Christ

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The Book Of Mormon: An Account Written By The Hand Of Mormon, Upon Plates Taken From The Plates Of Nephi (1852) (Legacy Reprint)

The record translated and published in 1830 as the Book of Mormon was composed by Mormon and other authors in some sequence. Here at last we can read the text in its sequence of composition. The result is an utterly original reading of the Book of Mormon. This reading reveals surprises within the text itself. The biography of Mormon composed over three decades shapes the historical narrative; an original introduction to the earliest (and lost) abridgment is recovered from what is now called 3 Nephi; and a groundbreaking revision of the received tradition regarding the Small and Large Plates of Nephi is brought forward. Additional essays by the editor introduce evidence for an order of composition by Mormon, Moroni, and others. Material is presented that 1 Nephi was added in June 1829, and compiled from additional plates recovered from Cumorah. Other essays give new insights into the role of lineage in the transmission of records, speculate on an alternate history of the "lost leaves" of 1828, and introduce a theory of translation essential for scholarly study of the Book of Mormon. And happily, the text has been freed from the constraints of column and verse, and oriented to the epic and historic genres more appropriate for its wingspan and tragic grandeur, for appreciating the complexity of its composition.

The Abridging Works: The Epic and Historic Book of Mormon Arranged in Sequence of Composition

Smith, Daymon M

World

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Collection #3 - Includes Volumes VI & VII of Joseph Smith's written History of the Church. This history was produced by assignment from Church leaders at the beginning of the 20th century. The History editor was B. H. Roberts, a prominent LDS leader. Roberts' assignment was to take the manuscript history produced by Joseph Smith (1805-1844) and his clerks between 1838 and 1857 and publish it together with explanatory notes. The history was written as though dictated by Joseph Smith, however he dictated only a small portion of it. The bulk of the manuscript was based on Church records, Church newspaper excerpts and journals of Joseph Smith kept by various men who recorded his activities as well as the diary entries of men who were with Joseph Smith at various times and places or who performed Church missionary efforts, or other tasks of historical importance. The first six volumes of the history cover the life of Joseph Smith, while volume seven concerns the period of time from the death of Joseph Smith (1844) through 1847 and part of 1848. The purpose of volume seven was to cover various matters about and resulting from Joseph Smith's death as well as the important problem of who would succeed him as the leader of the Church. The manuscript history was completed only up to 1838 when Joseph Smith was killed. The bulk of the manuscript history text was written following his death.

History of the Church: of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - Collection # 3, Volumes VI & VII

ROBERTS, B.H.

Without faith it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). What is faith? What is the role of revelation in developing faith? What are the nature and attributes of God? Why is a correct knowledge about God's character necessary in order to exercise true faith? What is the relationship between sacrifice and faith? What are the results of having faith? In this timeless series of lectures by Joseph Smith, he answers these and other questions on faith with a degree of clarity and truth that can be appreciated by all Christians.

Lectures on Faith

A re-typeset version of the 1840 Book of Mormon.

The Book of Mormon: 1840 Edition

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