1886 revelationの例文

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During this time, he is said to have received the 1886 Revelation.
The TLC does teach that the 1886 revelation is legitimate and believes that ( as stated in the revelation ) John Taylor met with Joseph Smith and Jesus Christ.
They see this 1886 revelation as precluding validity of the 1890 Manifesto against new plural marriages by church members, issued by Wilford Woodruff, whom the LDS Church recognizes as Taylor's successor.
On October 6, 1912, Woolley wrote the first known account of the reception of the 1886 Revelation, an enigmatic document in the handwriting of excommunicated from the LDS Church for performing plural marriages in April 1914.
The TLC may also be distinguished from historical Mormon fundamentalism which traces priesthood lineage either through the 1886 Revelation ( John W . Woolley line ) or those who believe Benjamin F . Johnson's claims ( the LeBaron family line ).