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The First Vision: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast

By: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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  • The First Vision: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast is a six-part miniseries from the Joseph Smith Papers Project that explores the history and legacy of Joseph Smith’s first vision. Series host Spencer W. McBride interviews historians and other scholars
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  • Episode 7: New Podcast Mini-Series Announcement

    Episode 7: New Podcast Mini-Series Announcement
    Nov 20 2020
    We are pleased to announce a new mini-series called The Priesthood Restored: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast. The new podcast launches in January 2021 and explores the events that played a role in the restoration of the priesthood.
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    1 min
  • Episode 6: “I Had Seen a Vision”

    Episode 6: “I Had Seen a Vision”
    Jan 3 2020
    Episode 6 - Why does the story of Joseph Smith’s first vision—a story about a teenage boy in western New York during the early nineteenth century—still resonate with people around the world today?
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    29 mins
  • Episode 5: “It Caused Me Great Reflection”

    Episode 5: “It Caused Me Great Reflection”
    Jan 3 2020
    Episode 5 - This episode explores the immediate aftermath of the First Vision and Joseph Smith’s recounting of the event throughout his life.
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    44 mins
Christianity Spirituality
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