D&C 103 & 105 I Zion's Camp and Zelph's Bones? I Come Follow Church History I Lynne Hilton Wilson

https://scripturecentral.org/archive/... D&C 103 & 105 I Zion's Camp and Zelph's Bones? I Come Follow Church History I Lynne Hilton Wilson 0:00 Introduction and tough questions 2:18 Years of 1831-1833 - Mounting violence in Jackson 6:05 D&C 103 - 1834 Zion’s Camp 11:45 Suffering during Zion’s Camp 14:50 Women that joined the march 18:18 “God is in this storm” 20:25 D&C 105 - Lack of government support and chastisement 24:57 Cholera outbreak and end of Zion’s camp 29:30 Zelph addressed 35:45 Book of Mormon geography From May to June 1834, approximately 230 men, women, and children marched to Missouri to help the Saints who had been expelled from Jackson County, Missouri, the previous year. This expedition, known today as Zion’s Camp, was initially called the Camp of Israel. It was formed after Joseph Smith received a revelation in February 1834 commanding him to call up the strength of the Lord’s house to redeem Zion from its enemies. The revelation instructed Church leaders to recruit at least 100, and preferably 500, men to travel to Missouri. In March, Joseph Smith and others traveled through New York to obtain volunteers and funding for the expedition. And don't forget Zelph's bones! What were they? Were they real? Were they a figment of Joseph's imagination? Were the records of the experience accurate? Join Lynne Hilton Wilson as she dives into the context and controversies of this exciting part of Latter-day Saint Church History. Thank you for joining us at Scripture Central! We hope that you have enjoyed this content. Please leave a comment below with your thoughts and insights regarding this video and please consider subscribing to this channel and visiting our website for more content like this: https://scripturecentral.org/ *Donate to Scripture Central: https://form-renderer-app.donorperfec... *Sign up for our email list: https://forms.aweber.com/form/87/2078... ____________________________________________ *Download our free scripture study tool, the ScripturePlus app: https://www.scriptureplus.org/