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Woodruff (1892): "the Father and Son both appeared to the man whom He had chosen"
Wilford Woodruff:
This is the only dispensation that I have ever read of in which the Father and Son both appeared to the man whom He had chosen to establish His Church. Joseph Smith received this great honor. He was a Prophet of God.[1]
Notes
- ↑ Wilford Woodruff, General Conference, October 9, 1892, Deseret News Weekly 45 (1892): 546c; Collected Discourses 3. 156