Splinter Movement Declares Joseph Smith Wasn't a Polygamist! (Doctrine of Christ w/ Jacob IsBell)
March 7, 2022
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Apparently, a new movement of Latter-Day Saints, a splinter group has formed, gained prominence, and is posting media, documentaries, and persuasive content suggesting an alternative history to the mainstream narrative understood by most Latter-Day Saints. They suggest the church lost the Melchizedek Priesthood in 1834, per scripture, they believe the martyrdom of Joseph Smith was staged by friends in betrayal, not the mob and that modern prophets have lost their spiritual gifts and one must concentrate on exercising the Aaronic Priesthood and the baptism of fire and Spirit until Joseph Smith returns with the keys. Whether you believe it or not or don't even know the history well enough to tell, this one was INTERESTING. We present you Jacob Isbell and the Doctrine of Christ movement, seemingly led by Phil Davis, the chocolatier.
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