Joseph Smith practiced plural marriage. Faith in his prophetic calling need not depend on a different history.
God’s words on Mount Sinai may sound coy, but His first-person declaration invites a deeply personal covenant relationship.
Joseph Smith practiced plural marriage. Faith in his prophetic calling need not depend on a different history.
God’s words on Mount Sinai may sound coy, but His first-person declaration invites a deeply personal covenant relationship.
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