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Joseph Smith (9 Nov. 1835): "I was verry concious that I had not kept the commandments, and I repented hartily for all my sins and transgression"
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Joseph Smith (9 Nov. 1835): "I was verry concious that I had not kept the commandments, and I repented hartily for all my sins and transgression"
Joseph Smith's journal (scribe Warren Parrish):
When I was about 17 years old I saw another vision of angels, in the night season after I had retired to bed I had not been a sleep, when but was me ditating upon my past life and experiance, I was verry concious that I had not kept the commandments, and I repented hartily for all my sins and transgression, and humbled myself before Him[1]
Notes
- ↑ "Journal, 1835–1836," The Joseph Smith Papers.