OTHER'S RESEARCH INTO EARLY MORMON HISTORY
"The history the Mormon Church doesn't want you to know ...."
This page is devoted to those that would like to share their
own research into early Mormon history but do not have a web
site to do so. The historical information should fall under the
category, "the history the Mormon Church doesn't want you to know."
Please submit your research to
engineer_my_dna@mindspring.com and be sure to state whether
you want your e-mail included with the information. The research must
be your own, and you need to provide permission for me to publish it on
my web page. If you know of a web site that already publishes the
information I will provide a link to the information here.
MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE
"THIS HISTORY IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE MOST ....EMBARRASSING ..HUMILIATING ..
DEMORALIZING .....LEAST KNOWN ...ACT OF ...VENGEANCE ...AND ....HATRED ...THE
MORMON CHURCH EVER COMMITTED IN THE WESTERN UNITED STATES DURING IT'S
SO CALLED MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT IN THE NEW ZION. AND ALL IN THE NAME OF
GOD..."
Article was submitted by tamarry@sisna.com.
This quotation is from George Oliver's book, "Signs and Symbols",
published during during the 1890's. The quotation from Oliver's
book will provide an idea of what the Masonic perceptions were during the
same general time period of the LDS temple ceremony development. Notice
in this quotation the
references to the Apron, Ephod, the White Stone, the Garment to be
worn always, the Left-shouldered Sash, and the Garments of Adam and Eve.
While reading this citation keep in mind that the author is talking
about Masonry and not Mormonism. At that time period Masons were
placing much more emphasis on religious ideas than they do now.
Additional links and essays can be listed here.
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