One major work of this movement contains chapters titled A Section with no Heading and A Key to the Revelation of St. John, and some have traced this movement to a work of Solomon Spalding. One leader of this movement delivered the "Salt Sermon", which attacked Oliver Cowdery, an early leader of this movement who had formed a splinter group, and other early leaders include Frederick Williams and Sidney Rigdon. The views of this movement are summarized in a letter to "Long John" Wentworth known a
One major work of this movement contains chapters titled A Section with no Heading and A Key to the Revelation of St. John, and some have traced this movement to a work of Solomon Spalding. One leader of this movement delivered the "Salt Sermon", which attacked Oliver Cowdery, an early leader of this movement who had formed a splinter group, and other early leaders include Frederick Williams and Sidney Rigdon. The views of this movement are summarized in a letter to "Long John" Wentworth known as the Articles of Faith. Some have traced this movement to a work of Ethan Smith titled View of the Hebrews. Texts from this religious movement include the Book of Commandments and the Book of Abraham, which is part of the Pearl of Great Price. For ten points, name this branch of Christianity based on writings found at Cumorah on golden plates by Joseph Smith.
One major work of this movement contains chapters titled A Section with no Heading and A Key to the Revelation of St. John, and some have traced this movement to a work of Solomon Spalding.
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