the church of latter-day saints originated with the text book of mormon.
the church of latter-day saints originated with the text book of mormon.
with what text did the church of latter-day saints originate?
book of mormon
the church of christ was the original name of the latter day saint church founded by joseph smith. organized informally in 1829 in new york and then formally on april 6, 1830, it was the first organization to implement the principles found in smith's newly published book of mormon, and thus represents the formal beginning of the latter day saint movement. later names for this organization included the church of the latter day saints (by 1834 resolution), the church of jesus christ, the church of god, the church of christ of latter day saints, and the church of jesus christ of latter day saints (by an 1838 revelation).
church of christ (latter day saints)
a to m: aaronic priesthood (latter day saints), anointed quorum, apostle (latter day saints), apostolic succession, bishop (latter day saints), chapel, choir, church of christ (latter day saints), clergy, deacon (latter day saints), elder (latter day saints), first presidency, general authority, high council (latter day saints), high priest (latter day saints), melchizedek priesthood (latter day saints), missionary (lds church)
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