The Wasp cover:hardcover

The Wasp cover:hardcoverBook Description: A newspaper published in Nauvoo from April 16, 1842, through April 26, 1843, The Wasp provides a crucial window into firsthand accounts of the happenings and concerns of the Saints in Nauvoo. It was initially edited by William Smith, younger brother of Joseph Smith. William was succeeded by John Taylor as editor and Taylor and Wilford Woodruff as printers and publishers. Some of the main stories covered in the newspaper are the

Cleon Skousen

It deals specifically with how the good news of the gospel can be realized in situations of oppression

Spiritualizing Electronic Scripture in Mormonism

But Job was different

Austin pays close attention to the structure of the book in an earnest attempt to understand its argument and appreciate its aesthetic and moral beauty

author of The Angel and the Beehive: The Mormon Struggle with Assimilation and All Abraham’s Children: Changing Mormon Conceptions of Race and Lineage “In The Trek East

Introduction: The Temple In Pre-Nauvoo Church History

Photograph References

I believe this is what he tries to signal with the word "likening" (see

PART III—THE STAKES OF ZION 1966–77

to meet with a senator

the prophets in the Book of Mormon seems more interested in what Jesus’s death accomplished than in who killed him