Joseph Smith: The Latter Day Prophet

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This time it was from the Angel Moroni, a resurrected warrior-prophet. The angel visited him throughout the night, and told Smith where to find an ancient text on metal plates. This text was an account of Jesus’ teachings in the ancient America’s. These plates were buried on a hill near Smith’s home in Manchester...
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These plates were buried on a hill near Smith’s home in Manchester. Also, buried with these plates were two seer stones, used for translating the text. The Angel also instructed Smith that he was not to remove these items until a period of four years...
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