LDS Links
One of the most important sites for the study of Mormon teaching is “the
official internet site of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints”,
www.lds.org. Among the
many resources you will find there are the most current editions of the
LDS Standard Works, the past thirty years of the Church’s official magazines
(Ensign, Friend, Liahona, New Era), and the full text of current LDS curriculum.
Everything is completely searchable. Please note that we have included a
link to the book Gospel Principles, the full text of which used
to appear on the site under “Basic Beliefs.” This widely used book, which
has been through eight editions since its first appeared in 1978, is the
closest thing to an official handbook of LDS teaching that exists. Toward
the end of 2001, Gospel Principles was removed from the Basic Beliefs
section of www.lds.org
(although it is still accessible through the Curriculum links), and it has
been replaced by a new site,
www.mormon.org. The
link to Gospel Principles given below is still functional, however.
Book of Mormon (Current Edition)
Book
of Mormon
Searchable
edition
Scanned images of the entire first edition of the Book of Mormon (1830)
Original 1830 Book of Mormon Page Numbers (red) With Corresponding 1981
(current) Book of Mormon Verses
Doctrine & Covenants (Current Edition)
Doctrine
& Covenants
Scanned images of the entire first edition of the Doctrine and Covenants
(1835)
Scanned images of the Book of Commandments (1833), the precursor to the
Doctrine and Covenants
The Money Diggers by John G. C. Brainard (1796-1828)
The Seekers
Notes on the Seekers (a religious sect who believed that authentic Christianity
could not exist apart from an institution in which valid ecclesiastical
ordinances were in operation) by Ron Huggins
A page on Johannes Kelpius (1673-1708)
Founder of the "Woman in the Wilderness" community on the Wissahickon Creek
near Germantown, Pennsylvania.
“A Modern Pilgrimage”
The New-England Magazine 9.7 (July 1855) 31-39.
History
of Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania by Emily
C. Blackman
(Philadelphia: Claxton, Remsen, & Hoffelfinger, 1873) 577-82.
Mrs. T. B. H. Stenhouse,
Tell It All (1875)
Ann-Eliza Young,
Wife
No. 19 (1875)
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,
A Study in Scarlet (1887) Debut of Sherlock Holmes
Deification
Marriott Library Online Catalog (University of Utah)
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