Joseph F. Smith
1838 to 1918

Mormon apostle and, from 1901, president of the Mormon church.
Appears in
Improvement Era
150 articles
- “The Manuscript Found”
- “The Manuscript Found”—II
- “The Manuscript Found”—III
- Editor’s Table
- Introduction to the History of the Prophet Joseph
- Editor’s Table
- True Riches
- Editor’s Table—Vitality and Patent Medicine?
- Editor’s Table—Marriage God Ordained and Sanctioned
- Editor’s Table—Sympathy with Criminals—Modern Revelation
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Journal of Discourses
30 discourses
- Embarrassments in Arising to Speak—The Different Religions—None Perfect Except Revealed From God
- The Testimony of the Latter-Day Saints—Their Duties—the Testimony of the Spirit of God
- The Sacrament—A Saint of God—The Eternity of Our Religion—Matrimony
- The Gospel and the Things of the World—Consistency—Works As Well As Faith—The Word of Wisdom
- No Time to Do Wrong—Save the Children
- The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
- The Instructions Given Are Intended for All the Saints—The Latter-Day Work An Individual Work—Men and Women Are Responsible for Their Own Acts—Obedience is Essential to Salvation—The Present Sinful Condition of the World the Result of Disobedience—Counsel to the Saints on the Necessity of Living Exclusively for the Building Up of the Kingdom of God
- God Preserves His People—Internal Foes the More Dangerous—Redemption of the Dead—The Priesthood
- What the Lord Requires of His Saints
- The Gospel Trumpet—Salvation More Than Baptism and the Laying on of Hands—Responsibilities of Believers—Labors and Opportunities of the Spirit World—The Office of the Holy Spirit—Knowledge of the Gospel, Certain and Sure—Its Fruits Good, and Manifest in the Lives of Those Who Receive It
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Portrait: photograph, Photographer not named; reproduced in Men of Affairs in the State of Utah (Salt Lake City, The Press Club, 1914), no later than 1914. Source: Wikimedia Commons. Public domain: published in the book Men of Affairs in the State of Utah in 1914, before 1931 (Wikimedia Commons licence: PD-US-expired).