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This Day in LDS History
1829: Joseph Smith recommences his translation of the Book of Mormon with Oliver Cowdery as his newly appointed scribe. Martin Harris had lost virtually everything that Joseph had previously translated.
1844: During what would be his last general conference, Joseph Smith delivers the King Follett discourse, declaring that man has an immortal soul and can become like God and that the greatest responsiblity resting on the Saints is to seek after their dead.
1889: Wilford Woodruff is sustained as the fourth President of the Church, with George Q. Cannon and Joseph F. Smith as counselors.
1996: President Gordon B. Hinckley is featured in an interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes on U.S. national television.
1844: During what would be his last general conference, Joseph Smith delivers the King Follett discourse, declaring that man has an immortal soul and can become like God and that the greatest responsiblity resting on the Saints is to seek after their dead.
1889: Wilford Woodruff is sustained as the fourth President of the Church, with George Q. Cannon and Joseph F. Smith as counselors.
1996: President Gordon B. Hinckley is featured in an interview with Mike Wallace on 60 Minutes on U.S. national television.
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