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|subject=The circumstances of Marinda Nancy Johnson Hyde plural marriage to Joseph Smith, Jr. | |subject=The circumstances of Marinda Nancy Johnson Hyde plural marriage to Joseph Smith, Jr. | ||
|summary=Nancy married future apostle Orson Hyde on 4 September 1834. He was involved briefly with apostasy at Far West in the fall of 1838, but had returned to the Church by March 1839 following a dramatic vision in which he saw the consequence of continued rebellion. Marinda was sealed to Joseph in April 1842, while Orson was on a mission. Only antagonistic accounts of this sealing exist. Of the four reports, two claim that Orson was aware of the sealing, and two claim that he was not. | |summary=Nancy married future apostle Orson Hyde on 4 September 1834. He was involved briefly with apostasy at Far West in the fall of 1838, but had returned to the Church by March 1839 following a dramatic vision in which he saw the consequence of continued rebellion. Marinda was sealed to Joseph in April 1842, while Orson was on a mission. Only antagonistic accounts of this sealing exist. Of the four reports, two claim that Orson was aware of the sealing, and two claim that he was not. | ||
+ | |sublink1=Question: Did Joseph Smith send men on missions so that he could secretly marry their wives while they were gone? | ||
+ | |sublink2=Question: Was Apostle Orson Hyde sent on a mission to dedicate Israel so that Joseph Smith could secretly marry his wife, Marinda Hyde, while he was away? | ||
+ | |sublink3=Question: What did the husband of Marinda Nancy Johnson know about her sealing to Joseph Smith for eternity? | ||
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