#hyrum smith

[astral-catastrophe]

So Thomas S Monson, 16th leader of the Mormon church, met with Jeffery Epstein.

let me say that again.

Thomas S Monson met with Jeffery Epstein.

I’m Jaylin, first cousin seven times removed to dear ‘Brother’ Joseph Smith. My family is heavily involved in the Mormon church. I’ve been an exmormon since I was fifteen ish. My main breaking point, aside from being a queer teen struggling with the idea of having a family with a man, was looking at the afterlife, the promise that family could be together forever, but only if everyone was righteous and ended up in the same tier of heaven. I always wondered about family that didn’t make it to the celestial kingdom, What then? How is that an eternal family if you can be separated still?

I urge any Mormons to not only unfollow and block me if they decide to remain faithful, but also to look in to the corrupt leaders of the church, to the horrible things they’ve done, and into how corrupt and horrid my cousin Jospeh was. He was a fraud, a liar, a fake, and a thief. If anyone wants proof or recourses I can provide them. I can also explain more about this.

if I wasn’t already ex Mormon, learning that Monson met with Epstein would be my last fucking straw. It should be for any Mormons that this post may reach

[moronislop]

hello Chat i have more.:)))

[josephsmithamericanmoses]

hear me out, you and me but mostly me but kevin price is joseph smith and arnold is hyrum. someone please see my vision it’s peak trust

[bliegmeister]

It is the 181st anniversary of the martyrdom of the prophet Joseph Smith Junior and his brother, the patriarch Hyrum Smith. They left behind two widows — Emma Hale, who was four months pregnant, and Mary Fielding, and several young children. These men sealed their testimonies of the Book of Mormon with their blood, which even now cries to the Lord from the ground for justice.

Sacrifice brings forth the blessings of Heaven Earth must atone for the blood of that man Wake up the world for the conflict of justice Millions shall know Brother Joseph again

Praise to the Man, verse 4

O Give Me Back My Prophet Dear was a poem written by John Taylor, one of the four men present at Carthage during the murder, and one of the two who survived. He was severely wounded, shot multiple times, and survived by rolling underneath the bed. He later became the third prophet and president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints after Brigham Young's death.

Regardless of what you feel about them, these two men were murdered plain and simple, and their day of justice has yet to come. But come it will.

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O Give me Back my Prophet Dear

As this sentiment seems to resonate with tumblrstake lately, it seemed fitting to share the words of John Taylor, third President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

John Taylor, himself a survivor of the barrage that took the prophet and patriarch famously penned these lines, published in the August 1845 issue of the Times and Seasons:

POETRY,

For the Times and Seasons.

TUNE-INDIAN STUDENT’S LAMENT.

O give me back my Prophet dear,

And Patriarch, O give them back;

The Saints of latter days to cheer,

And lead them in the gospel track.

But ah! they’re gone from my embrace,

From earthly scenes their spirits fled;

Those two, the best of Adam’s race,

Now lie entombed among the dead.

Ye men of wisdom tell me why,

When guilt nor crime in them were found,

Why now their blood doth loudly cry,

From prison walls, and Carthage ground

Your tongues are mute, but pray attend,

The secret I will now relate,

Why those whom God to earth did lend,

Have met the suffering martyr’s fate.

It is because they strove to gain,

Beyond the grave a heaven of bliss;

Because they made the gospel plain,

And led the Saints in righteousness.

It is because God called them forth,

And led them by his own right hand

Christ’s coming to proclaim on earth,

And gather Israel to their land.

It is because the priests of Baal

Were desperate their craft to save;

And when they saw it doomed to fail,

They sent the Prophets to the grave.

Like scenes the ancient Prophets saw,

Like these, the ancient Prophets fell;

And till the resurrection dawn,

Prophet and Patriarch-Fare thee well.

[gregorygalloway]

After escaping jail in Missouri (where he was scheduled to be executed for treason), Joseph Smith joined almost 14,000 fellow Mormons in Nauvoo, IL in 1839. Smith soon became mayor of the town and successfully warded off several attempts to extradite him back to Missouri.

In 1843 Smith attempted to make Nauvoo an independent territory and declared his candidacy for President of the United States.

While anti-Mormon sentiment had been growing since Smith’s arrival, it came to a head in June, when a local paper reported that Smith was practicing polygamy and intended to establish himself as King in his planned independent territory. Smith ordered the paper’s presses to be destroyed.

Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were charged with causing a riot and the two men voluntarily traveled to the county seat at Carthage and surrendered to the authorities, where they were charged with treason against the state of Illinois (for Joseph Smith’s declaration of martial law in Nauvoo).

On 27 June 1844 about 200 men attacked the jail and killed Joseph and Hyrum Smith

[moronislop]

soSorry tbom oomfs.

Also he’s not tall he’s just jumping btw😳😳

[frnwhcom]

The Tragic End of the Smith Brothers: A Closer Look at the Lynching of Joseph and Hyrum Smith

The story of Joseph and Hyrum Smith, founders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (commonly known as Mormons), and their untimely deaths, remains a poignant chapter in American religious history. This article delves into the events leading up to and including their lynching in Carthage, Illinois, in 1844, exploring the historical, social, and religious implications. Prelude to…

The Tragic End of the Smith Brothers: A Closer Look at the Lynching of Joseph and Hyrum Smith