Parley Parker Pratt
1807 to 1857
American Mormon missionary, writer and member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of the Mormon Church. He was killed in Arkansas in 1857.
Works in the library
- Key to the Science of Theology1855, 20 sections
- A Voice of Warning and Instruction to All People1866, 10 sections
Appears in
Improvement Era
2 articles
Journal of Discourses
15 discourses
- Spiritual Communication
- Persecutions of the Church—Apostates— Freedom—Self-Defense
- Declaration of Independence—Constitution of the United States—Discovery, Colonization, and Progress of America—Despotic Nations—Influence of America for the Universal Prevalence of Liberty
- The Standard and Ensign for the People
- Heirship and Priesthood
- “Mormonism.”
- Spiritual Communication
- Mahometanism and Christianity
- Literal Fulfillment of Prophecy—Destruction of Jerusalem—Restoration of Israel—The Coming of Christ
- The First Principles of the Gospel
and 5 more. Browse Journal of Discourses
Portrait: engraving, Unknown author; reproduced in the Relief Society Magazine, 1922 (reproduction of a 19th-century portrait; Pratt died 1857). Source: Wikimedia Commons. Public domain: published in the Relief Society Magazine in 1922, before 1931, of a subject who died in 1857 (Wikimedia Commons licence: Public domain).
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