The Priesthood Restored

By: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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  • Summary

  • The Priesthood Restored: A Joseph Smith Papers Podcast explores the events and circumstances that played a role in the restoration of the priesthood. Spencer W. McBride interviews historians, researchers, General Authorities, and others.
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Christianity Spirituality
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Episodes
  • Episode 6: “Sacred Sites and Ongoing Restorations”

    Episode 6: “Sacred Sites and Ongoing Restorations”
    Jan 13 2021
    n this episode we discover how the Priesthood Restoration Site became a destination for thousands of people to visit each year and consider how the history of the priesthood restoration influences the religious devotion of Latter-day Saints today.
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    19 mins
  • Episode 4: “The Fulness of the Priesthood”

    Episode 4: “The Fulness of the Priesthood”
    Jan 13 2021
    In this episode we examine the ways that Joseph Smith’s understanding of the priesthood and its role in the lives of Latter-day Saints expanded with time, experience, and additional revelation.
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    41 mins
  • Episode 5: “The Priesthood Organization”

    Episode 5: “The Priesthood Organization”
    Jan 13 2021
    After Joseph Smith’s death church leaders continued to develop priesthood organization in response to the needs of a growing church. This episode also explains how the temple and priesthood restrictions based on race came to be and how it ended.
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    46 mins

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