Why are there similarities between Joseph Smith’s 1832 account of the First Vision and accounts of visions recorded by other Christians in his day?
Was Joseph Smith’s First Vision a visitation or a dream such as Lehi’s vision?
Why was Joseph Smith’s First Vision not widely known to Church members in the 1830s?
Why did Joseph wait so long to write an account of the First Vision?
Is Joseph Smith’s history wrong about when his mother and brother joined the Presbyterian church?
Why do accounts of the vision written by Joseph Smith differ in whether he was in his “sixteenth year” at the time of the vision or whether he was “about fourteen years old”?
Was there a time when Church leaders concealed the fact that there were various accounts of Joseph Smith’s First Vision?
How many personages appeared to Joseph Smith? Did Joseph Smith embellish this aspect of his accounts over time?
Why didn’t Joseph remember or share the First Vision in the exact same way each time he gave an account of it?
Be patient with yourself and with others.
Work to understand the past.
Consult reliable sources.
Elder Corbridge teaches how we can find answers to our most important questions by being rooted in the Savior.
The Savior Heals Our Hurts
Honestly acknowledge your questions and your concerns, but first and forever fan the flame of your faith, because all things are possible to them that believe.
Center your life on Jesus Christ.
Introduction
Recognize that revelation is a process.
Was the 1832 account of the First Vision cut out of a letter book and restricted from public access?
In this episode, I break down the red flags of narcissism in women and why female narcissism is often much harder to recognize than male narcissism. Women are taught from very early on to speak the language of empathy, compassion, healing, boundaries, emotional safety and self-awareness. But that does not necessarily mean the underlying personality is agreeable, sacrificial or kind. In many cases, the narcissism is simply cloaked differently. ------------------ This Sunday at 3 PM Eastern, paid
