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Woodruff (1894): "Both the Father and the Son presented themselves unto him in the clouds of heaven"
Wilford Woodruff:
Joseph Smith, when fourteen years of age, while calling upon God in the wilderness, had the heavens opened unto him. Both the Father and the Son presented themselves unto him in the clouds of heaven, and the Father said, ‘This is my beloved Son; hear him.’[1]
Notes
- ↑ Wilford Woodruff, General Conference; Deseret Weekly, 48 (April 8, 1894): 542; Millennial Star 46 (1894): 321; Collected Discourses 4. 70