[teppe]

You said “A real prophet is 100 per cent accurate....period!....Not necessarily!”

Agreed. God has the misfortune of having to work with imperfect men including prophets. Even Moses was prevented from seeing the promised land because of his failure to keep God’s commandments.

[Elsie]

God has the misfortune of having to work with imperfect men including prophets. Even Moses was prevented from seeing the promised land because of his failure to keep God’s commandments.

You skipped replying to #138.

It was a simple thing to answer.

[Elsie]

Early Latter-day Saints began to settle in northwestern Missouri soon after the church was organized in 1830. According to a revelation given by Joseph Smith Jr., Independence would be the "centerplace" of the City of Zion when Jesus returned. However, disputes between early members of the church and Missourian settlers in Independence led to the expulsion of the early members of the church from Jackson County in 1833. Most temporarily settled in Clay County, Missouri. Towards the end of 1836, Caldwell County was created specifically for a settlement of members of the church to compensate property losses in Jackson County. Shortly after the creation of Caldwell County, Far West was made the county seat.^[3]

 

Far West became the headquarters of the church in early 1838 when Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon relocated to the town from the previous church headquarters in Kirtland, Ohio.

Joseph Smith taught that the Garden of Eden had been in Jackson County and when Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden, they moved to the area now comprising Caldwell and Daviess Counties, Missouri.

While headquartered in Far West, the official name of the church was changed from Church of Jesus Christ to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far_West,_Missouri