Doctrine & Covenants 93: Historical and Theological Significance Doctrine and Covenants 93 is considered one of Joseph Smith’s most theologically expansive revelations. Received in 1833, it introduced doctrines not found in traditional Christianity, including: Jesus Christ did not receive a fulness of glory at first but advanced “grace to grace.” Human beings existed as intelligences … Read more
March Email Madness A Season Immersed in the Doctrine and Covenants As the podcast continues its deep dive into the Doctrine and Covenants, the hosts explain that most recent episodes have centered on early revelations received by Joseph Smith. These revelations—given in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and beyond—form the backbone of Latter-day Saint scriptural history. … Read more
A Journey Into the Early World of the Restoration The tour carried its participants across the foundational landscape of the Restoration, beginning in the quiet woodlands of upstate New York and extending through the early gathering places of the Saints. The first stop, the Sacred Grove in Palmyra, remains inseparably linked to Joseph Smith’s 1820 … Read more