[Elsie]

...much of it is yet to be revealed...

Really?

It appears that 'the most correct book' is missing a bit of info.

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On November 28, 1841, the Prophet Joseph Smith met with the Nauvoo City Council and members of the Quorum of the Twelve in the home of President Brigham Young. 

 

History of the Church records that he conversed “with them upon a variety of subjects.

Brother Joseph Fielding was present, having been absent four years on a mission to England.”[1]

 It was in that setting, at the Sunday city council meeting in the Young’s residence, that Joseph Smith made what has come to be one of the most axiomatic and memorable statements in Mormon literature:

 “I told the brethren,” he said, “that the Book of Mormon was the most correct of any book on earth, and the keystone of our religion, and a man would get nearer to God by abiding by its precepts, than by any other book.”[2] 

[wita]

How you do go on!

Got any Prophets or Apostles to back up what you gather from puny man as “Evidence” that Joseph Smith wasn’t called of God to restore the “Church” in the latter days?

It’s all going to look pretty shaky at the Judgement Bar.

For example who exactly told you that Prophets and Apostle were no longer necessary in the Lord’s scheme of things? Is he or she a more convincing mouth piece than prophets who have gone before? I can’t wait to hear just whom I should be listening to.

There is more but for now that should be sufficient.