Why did the Mormon Church when referring to God’s supposed messenger (the angel Moroni)—who they say brought the Book of Mormon to Mormonism’s Founder, Joseph Smith Smith—refer to the messenger as “An Angel of - Bruce R. McConkie - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Why did the Mormon Church when referring to God’s supposed messenger (the angel Moroni)—who they say brought the Book of Mormon to Mormonism’s Founder, Joseph Smith Smith—refer to the messenger as “An Angel of Add to Reading List Document Date: 2008-10-01 02:38:03 Open Document File Size: 832,04 KB Share Result on Facebook Organization Mormon Church / / Person Satan / Bruce R. McConkie / Joseph Smith Smith / Joseph Smith / / Position messenger to Joseph Smith / supposed messenger / messenger / / SocialTag Mormon studies Smith family Joseph Smith Book of Mormon Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact Mormon Bruce R. McConkie Moroni Standard Works Latter Day Saint movement

Why did the Mormon Church when referring to God’s supposed messenger (the angel Moroni)—who they say brought the Book of Mormon to Mormonism’s Founder, Joseph Smith Smith—refer to the messenger as “An Angel of Add to Reading List