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Pergunta: O que Willard Chase reclamar sobre Joseph Smith nos depoimentos Hurlbut?
Pergunta: O que Willard Chase reclamar sobre Joseph Smith nos depoimentos Hurlbut?
Willard Chase claimed that he discovered Joseph's seer stone, and that it belonged to him
Willard Chase and Joseph Smith were digging a well together when one of Joseph's seer stones was discovered. When it became known that Joseph was able to use the stone, Chase later claimed that Joseph had stolen it from him.
- Claimed that he discovered Joseph Smith's seer stone.
- Claimed that the seer stone rightfully belonged to Chase.
Willard Chase claimed that Joseph Smith, Sr. told him that Moroni appeared in the form of a toad
Chase claimed that the Prophet's father told him that certain "magical" practices had to be performed in order for Joseph to obtain the plates.
- Claimed that Joseph Smith, Sr. told him that Joseph Jr. removed the plates from the stone box, set them on the ground, and that they went back into the stone box on their own.
- Claimed that Joseph Smith, Sr. told him that Joseph Jr. was required to wear certain clothes and perform certain actions in order to obtain the plates.
- Claimed that Joseph Smith, Sr. told him that the angel Moroni appeared in the form of a toad.
Responses to these claims
- Joseph Smith and seer stones
- Joseph Smith and "magick"
- Mark Ashurst-McGee, "Moroni as Angel and as Treasure Guardian," FARMS Review 18/1 (2006): 34–100. off-site PDF link wiki
- Larry E. Morris, "'I Should Have an Eye Single to the Glory of God’: Joseph Smith’s Account of the Angel and the Plates (Review of: "From Captain Kidd’s Treasure Ghost to the Angel Moroni: Changing Dramatis Personae in Early Mormonism")," FARMS Review 17/1 (2005): 11–82. off-site PDF link
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