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FootnoteRigdon’s interest in “gifts of the Spirit” is understandable. He was susceptible to delusional thinking and deranged episodes, including seizures, fits, and fainting spells. He interpreted these episodes as manifestations of the spirit, evidence of a divine...

FootnoteKnowles, L. 2003. Sidney Rigdon: The Benedict Arnold of the Restoration Movement. Stone Campbell Journal 6(1):3-25.

FootnotePratt also mentioned Rigdon’s interest in the lost tribes of Israel. 3 Ne 26:19 And they taught, and did minister one to another; and they had all things common among them, every man dealing justly, one with another. 4 Ne 1:3 And they had all things common...

FootnoteTimes and Seasons Vol IV, No. 12, May 1, 1843. http://sidneyrigdon.com/Rigd1843.htm