Footnotes
See Whitney, “Aaronic Priesthood,” 5–6; Partridge, Genealogical Record, 1; and the full bibliographic entry for the Edward Partridge Papers in the CHL catalog.
Whitney, Orson F. “The Aaronic Priesthood.” Contributor, Apr. 1885, 241–250.
Partridge, Edward, Jr. Genealogical Record. 1878. CHL. MS 1271.
Footnotes
Significant textual variations between the text presented in this 6 August 1833 letter and the revelations copied in Revelation Book 2 are noted in the annotation for Revelation, 2 Aug. 1833–A [D&C 97]; Revelation, 2 Aug. 1833–B [D&C 94]; and Revelation, 6 Aug. 1833 [D&C 98].
See also Revelation, 2 Aug. 1833–A [D&C 97:3]. The revelation also indicated that Parley P. Pratt should continue to preside over the school and that the Missouri congregation should construct an edifice for ministerial instruction and “for the salvation of Zion.”
See also Letter to Church Leaders in Jackson Co., MO, 2 July 1833; and Historical Introduction to Classification of Scriptures, not before 17 July 1833.
Cowdery arrived in Kirtland two days after this letter was sent. Church leaders and their families were instructed to vacate the county with half of the church population by 1 January 1834, and other church members were to leave by 1 April 1834. (Letter to Church Leaders in Jackson Co., MO, 10 Aug. 1833; Letter from John Whitmer, 29 July 1833; see also Memorandum of Agreement, 23 July 1833, CHL.)
Memorandum of Agreement, 23 July 1833. CHL.
JS had completed a “new translation” of the Bible the previous month. (Letter to Church Leaders in Jackson Co., MO, 2 July 1833.)
See Revelation, 6 Aug. 1833 [D&C 98].
TEXT: “consti[ink blot]tional”.
TEXT: Hole in paper.
TEXT: Possibly “there” or “their”.
TEXT: “Apostl[hole in paper]”.
TEXT: “testamo[hole in paper]es”.
TEXT: “[Hole in paper]e”. The copy of this revelation in Revelation Book 2 has “give” here. (Revelation, 6 Aug. 1833 [D&C 98:36].)
TEXT: “[Hole in paper]ainst”.