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| − | + | # [[Question: Did Heber J. Grant include a strict observance of the Word of Wisdom in the temple recommend interview because of the repeal of prohibition?]] | |
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| − | + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith give some of the brethren money to purchase whiskey in violation of the Word of Wisdom?]] | |
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| + | # [[Question: Did Joseph Smith violate the Word of Wisdom by drinking tea?]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did George A. Smith report that some church members left the church after finding that their leaders drank tea and coffee?]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Did Willard Richards violate the Word of Wisdom by using tobacco at Carthage Jail?]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Do Mormons who do not eat meat "sparingly" violate the Word of Wisdom?]] | ||
| + | # [[Question: Does the Word of Wisdom prohibit the eating of meat except during periods of winter, cold or famine?]] | ||
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- Source:Revelations in Context:The Word of Wisdom:Nevertheless, it required time to wind down practices that were so deeply ingrained in family tradition and culture
- Question: Has the implementation and enforcement of the Word of Wisdom changed over time?
- Question: Did Heber J. Grant include a strict observance of the Word of Wisdom in the temple recommend interview because of the repeal of prohibition?
- Question: How was enforcement of the Word of Wisdom phased in over time?
- Question: In what way did Joseph Smith implement the Word of Wisdom during his lifetime?
- Source:Revelations in Context:The Word of Wisdom:it required time to wind down practices that were so deeply ingrained
- Question: Was failure to keep the Word of Wisdom grounds for a disciplinary council in the 19th century Church?
- Question: Did Joseph Smith give some of the brethren money to purchase whiskey in violation of the Word of Wisdom?
- Question: Did Joseph Smith appear in public smoking a cigar right after teaching a sermon on the Word of Wisdom?
- Question: Did Joseph Smith violate the Word of Wisdom by drinking tea?
- Question: Did George A. Smith report that some church members left the church after finding that their leaders drank tea and coffee?
- Question: Did Willard Richards violate the Word of Wisdom by using tobacco at Carthage Jail?
- Question: Do Mormons who do not eat meat "sparingly" violate the Word of Wisdom?
- Question: Does the Word of Wisdom prohibit the eating of meat except during periods of winter, cold or famine?