FootnoteLorenzo Saunders to Thomas Gregg (January 28, 1885): “Smith and Rigdon had an intimacy but it was very secret and still and there was a mediator between them and that was Cowdery. The [Spalding] manuscript was stolen by Rigdon and modelled over by him and then...
FootnoteHistory of the Church Vol.1 Chapter 3. [Jan. 1827 – Mar. 1829] http://www.boap.org/LDS/History/HTMLHistory/v1c3history.html Cited in An American Prophet’s Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith, ed. Scott Faulring (Salt lake City: Signature Books,...
FootnoteLarry E. Morris (2007) citing Lucy Smith. The Conversion of Oliver Cowdery, Larry E. Morris. Journal of Book of Mormon Studies: Volume – 16, Issue – 1, Pages: 4—17, Provo, Utah: Maxwell Institute, 2007....
FootnoteFrom BC 2 – “Behold thou art Joseph, and thou wast chosen to do the work of the Lord, but because of transgression, if thou art not aware thou wilt fall, but remember God is merciful: Therefore, repent of that which thou hast done, and he will only cause thee...
FootnoteCowdrey et al. (2005). “Who Really Wrote the Book of Mormon”, page 300 & pages 425-428, Appendix 7 (time for travel) and page 341 (Rigdon’s whereabouts).
