Joseph Smith’s Early Life
The First Vision
The Persecution of Joseph Smith
Key Principles in Joseph Smith’s Experience
The Influence of the First Vision
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What did Joseph Smith see during his vision?

God the father and his son Jesus Christ.

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What did God the Father tell Joseph Smith in the First Vision?

He told him that none of the churches were true.

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What was one of the early consequences of Joseph Smith’s vision that led to his persecution?

He was mocked and ridiculed by others who thought he was lying.

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What key principle did Joseph Smith learn through his experience in the First Vision?

He learned the importance of seeking personal revelation and direct communication with God.

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How did Joseph Smith’s experience in the First Vision influence his future actions?

It gave him a purpose to help restore the church.

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How old was Joseph Smith when he experienced the First Vision?

He was 14 years old.

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What was Jesus Christ's role in the First Vision?

Jesus Christ told him to restore the gospel and prepare for the coming of the Church.

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Who were some of the key figures who did not believe Joseph’s account of the vision?

Ministers, Neighbors, and his own family.

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What did Joseph Smith come to understand about the nature of God through the First Vision?

He learned that God the Father and Jesus Christ were distinct individuals with bodies of flesh and bone.

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Who did Joseph Smith tell about his vision shortly after it occurred?

He told his parents, but they did not believe him at first.

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What question did Joseph Smith ask when he went to the grove to pray?

"Which church should I join?"

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What message did Joseph Smith receive about the state of the Christian churches at the time?

They were all wrong and their doctrines were an abomination to God.

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How did the local community respond to Joseph Smith’s vision after he shared it?

They were hostile and called him a liar.

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How does Joseph’s experience in the First Vision align with the idea of “asking God” for guidance?

It demonstrated the principle of personal revelation.

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How did the First Vision prepare Joseph Smith for later experiences with heavenly messengers?

It made Joseph more open to future spiritual visitors such as Moroni.

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What was the reaction of Joseph’s family to his vision?

Some believed him while others did not.

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After the First Vision, how did Joseph feel about his experience?

Joseph was filled with joy and peace.

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What happened to Joseph Smith when he shared his vision publicly?

He was accused of being a false prophet and was rejected by most people.

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Why is the First Vision significant in the context of the Restoration of the Gospel?

It marks the beginning of the restoration.

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How did Joseph’s experience in the First Vision help shape the restoration of the priesthood?

It confirmed to Joseph that he was chosen by God to restore the priesthood authority.

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Which scripture did Joseph Smith come across while reading in the Bible that helped him to prepare for the First Vision?

He read, James 1:5, which says, “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God.”

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What was the immediate consequence of Joseph’s vision in terms of his interactions with others?

He faced criticism and persecution from others who did not believe him.

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What was Joseph’s response to the persecution he faced from others regarding the First Vision?

He remained strong with his testimony.

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What principle can modern-day Latter-day Saints apply from Joseph’s First Vision experience?

The importance of seeking personal answers through prayer and revelation.

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What long-term impact did the First Vision have on the world?

It started the Restoration of the Gospel and the founding of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.