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To: reaganaut

I am curious where they get that idea from?


90 posted on 04/14/2010 10:44:26 AM PDT by C19fan
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To: C19fan; Colofornian; greyfoxx39

A prophecy by Joseph Smith, the founder of Mormonism. It is called the White Horse prophecy that states an ‘elder of zion’ (Mormon) will save the constitution when it is hanging by a thread.

I have heard non-Mormon Mittbots echo this sentiment as well.

It was originally given when Joseph Smith was running for POTUS in 1844, but has sense been thought of as a future event.

Here are a few sources (there are many many more and even a copy of it in the LDS owned museum there it was given - Liberty jail) and it is mentioned often in the official speeches of Mormon leadership and Rammell in ID caused a fuss by only inviting Mormon men (elders) to a meeting to discuss it during his campaign. There are also several FR threads that cover it.

http://www.ils.unc.edu/~unsworth/mormon/whitehorse.html

http://www.mormonwiki.org/White_Horse_prophecy

http://www.mrm.org/white-horse-prophecy

“You will see the constitution of the United States almost destroyed. It will hang like a thread.... A terrible revolution will take place in the land of America.... [T]he land will be left without a Supreme Government,... [Mormonism] will have gathered strength, sending out Elders to gather the honest in heart... to stand by the Constitution of the United States.... In these days... God will set up a Kingdom, never to be thrown down.... [T]he whole of America will be made the Zion of God.”

- Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr., May 6, 1843,


99 posted on 04/14/2010 11:11:03 AM PDT by reaganaut (Ex-mormon, now Christan - "I once was lost but now am found, was blind but now I see")
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