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RogerNicholson en 17:53 2 oct 2017

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	\|L8=Walker: In 1819 "Bajo la ley de Nueva York, siendo sólo trece, el testimonio de José sobre el trabajo que él había realizado era admisible solamente después de que el tribunal lo encontró competente"		\|L8=Walker: In 1819 "Bajo la ley de Nueva York, siendo sólo trece, el testimonio de José sobre el trabajo que él había realizado era admisible solamente después de que el tribunal lo encontró competente"
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	{{:Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"}}
	{{:Pregunta: ¿José Smith se dedican a "la especulación de tierras" en Nauvoo?}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿José Smith se dedican a "la especulación de tierras" en Nauvoo?}}

RogerNicholson en 17:53 2 oct 2017

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	\|L1=Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"		\|L1=Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"
	\|L2=~~Question~~: ~~Did Joseph~~ Smith ~~engage in~~ "~~land speculation~~" in Nauvoo?		\|L2=Pregunta: ¿José Smith se dedican a "la especulación de tierras" en Nauvoo?
	\|L3=~~Question~~: ~~Did Joseph~~ Smith ~~really tell~~ Orrin Porter Rockwell ~~'it was right to steal'~~?		\|L3=Pregunta: ¿José Smith realmente le dijo a Orrin Porter Rockwell que "era correcto robar"?
	\|L4=Brigham Young (1855): "~~he was an~~ honorable ~~man and dealt justly~~, ~~we know his true character~~. ~~But let his enemies give his character~~, ~~and they will make him out one of the basest men that ever lived.~~"		\|L4=Brigham Young (1855): "él era un hombre honorable y tratado justamente, sabemos su verdadero carácter. Pero que sus enemigos le den su carácter, y le harán aparecer uno de los hombres más malvados que haya vivido"
	\|L5=B.H. Roberts: "~~Joseph~~ Smith ~~was a man of like passions with other men~~; ~~struggling with the same weaknesses~~; ~~subjected to the same temptations~~"		\|L5=B.H. Roberts: "José Smith era un hombre de pasiones similares con otros hombres; luchando con las mismas debilidades; sometido a las mismas tentaciones"
	\|L6=~~Joseph~~ Smith: "~~I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature~~"		\|L6=José Smith: "frecuentemente cometía muchas imprudencias y manifestaba las debilidades de la juventud y las flaquezas de la naturaleza humana"
	\|L7=~~Joseph~~ Smith (1834): "~~during this time~~, ~~as is common to most~~, ~~or all youths~~, ~~I fell into many vices and follies~~"		\|L7=José Smith (1834): "durante este tiempo, como es común a la mayoría, oa todos los jóvenes, caí en muchos vicios y locuras"
	\|L8=Walker: In 1819 "~~Under New~~ York ~~law~~, ~~being just thirteen~~, ~~Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent~~"		\|L8=Walker: In 1819 "Bajo la ley de Nueva York, siendo sólo trece, el testimonio de José sobre el trabajo que él había realizado era admisible solamente después de que el tribunal lo encontró competente"
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	{{:Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"}}
	{{:~~Question~~: ~~Did Joseph~~ Smith ~~engage in~~ "~~land speculation~~" in Nauvoo?}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿José Smith se dedican a "la especulación de tierras" en Nauvoo?}}
	{{:~~Question~~: ~~Did Joseph~~ Smith ~~really tell~~ Orrin Porter Rockwell ~~'it was right to steal'~~?}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿José Smith realmente le dijo a Orrin Porter Rockwell que "era correcto robar"?}}
	{{:~~Source~~:Brigham Young:1855:JD 3:51:~~we know that he was an~~ honorable ~~man and dealt justly~~, ~~we know his true character~~}}		{{:Fuente:Brigham Young:1855:JD 3:51:sabemos que él era un hombre honorable y tratado justamente, sabemos su verdadero carácter}}
	{{:~~Source~~:B.H. Roberts:CHC 2:360-361:~~Joseph~~ Smith ~~was a man of like passions with other men~~; ~~struggling with the same weaknesses~~; ~~subjected to the same temptations~~}}		{{:Fuente:B.H. Roberts:CHC 2:360-361:José Smith era un hombre de pasiones similares con otros hombres; luchando con las mismas debilidades; sometido a las mismas tentaciones}}
	{{:~~Source~~:~~Joseph~~ Smith:~~I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature~~}}		{{:Fuente:José Smith:frecuentemente cometía muchas imprudencias y manifestaba las debilidades de la juventud y las flaquezas de la naturaleza humana}}
	{{:~~Source~~:~~Joseph~~ Smith:Letter to Oliver Cowdery:~~December~~ 1834:~~during this time~~, ~~as is common to most~~, ~~or all youths~~, ~~I fell into many vices and follies~~}}		{{:Fuente:José Smith:Letter to Oliver Cowdery:diciembre 1834:durante este tiempo, como es común a la mayoría, oa todos los jóvenes, caí en muchos vicios y locuras}}
	{{:~~Source~~:Walker:Joseph Smith's Introduction to the Law:129-130:~~Under New~~ York ~~law~~, ~~being just thirteen~~, ~~Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent~~}}		{{:Fuente:Walker:Joseph Smith's Introduction to the Law:129-130:Bajo la ley de Nueva York, siendo sólo trece, el testimonio de José sobre el trabajo que él había realizado era admisible solamente después de que el tribunal lo encontró competente}}
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RogerNicholson en 06:04 2 oct 2017

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	\|L1=~~Question~~: ~~Was~~ Joseph Smith, Jr. ~~known as a~~ "~~disreputable person~~?"		\|L1=Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"
	\|L2=Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?		\|L2=Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?
	\|L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?		\|L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?
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	{{Epigraph\|At the age of ten my father's family removed to Palmyra, N. Y. where, and in the vicinity of which, I lived, or, made it my place of residence, until I was twenty one—the latter part, in the town of Manchester.
	During this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies; but as my accusers are, and have been forward to accuse me of being guilty of gross and outrageous violations of the peace and good order of the community, I take the occasion to remark, that, though, as I have said above, "as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies," I have not, neither can it be sustained, in truth, been guilty of wronging or injuring any man or society of men; and those imperfections to which I allude, and for which I have often had occasion to lament, were a light, and too often, vain mind, exhibiting a foolish and trifling conversation.
	This being all, and the worst, that my accusers can substantiate against my moral character, I wish to add, that it is not without a deep feeling of regret that I am thus called upon in answer to my own conscience, to fulfill a duty I owe to myself, as well as to the cause of truth, in making this public confession of my former uncircumspect walk, and unchaste conversation: and more particularly, as I often acted in violation of those holy precepts which I knew came from God. But as the "Articles and Covenants" of this church are plain upon this particular point, I do not deem it important to proceed further. I only add, that (I do not, nor never have, pretended to be any other than a man "subject to passion," and liable, without the assisting grace of the Savior, to deviate from that perfect path in which all men are commanded to walk!)<br>—{{MAfairwiki\|author=Joseph Smith, Jr.\|date=December 1834\|start=40\|vol=1\|num=3}}
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	{{:~~Question~~: ~~Was~~ Joseph Smith, Jr. ~~known as a~~ "~~disreputable person~~?"}}		{{:Pregunta: ¿Se conoció a Joseph Smith, Jr. como una "persona de mala reputación?"}}
	{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?}}		{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?}}
	{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?}}		{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?}}

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|L2=Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?
|L3=Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?
|L4=Brigham Young (1855): "he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character. But let his enemies give his character, and they will make him out one of the basest men that ever lived."
|L5=B.H. Roberts: "Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations"
|L6=Joseph Smith: "I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature"
|L7=Joseph Smith (1834): "during this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies"
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{{Epigraph|At the age of ten my father's family removed to Palmyra, N. Y. where, and in the vicinity of which, I lived, or, made it my place of residence, until I was twenty one—the latter part, in the town of Manchester.
During this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies; but as my accusers are, and have been forward to accuse me of being guilty of gross and outrageous violations of the peace and good order of the community, I take the occasion to remark, that, though, as I have said above, "as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies," I have not, neither can it be sustained, in truth, been guilty of wronging or injuring any man or society of men; and those imperfections to which I allude, and for which I have often had occasion to lament, were a light, and too often, vain mind, exhibiting a foolish and trifling conversation.
This being all, and the worst, that my accusers can substantiate against my moral character, I wish to add, that it is not without a deep feeling of regret that I am thus called upon in answer to my own conscience, to fulfill a duty I owe to myself, as well as to the cause of truth, in making this public confession of my former uncircumspect walk, and unchaste conversation: and more particularly, as I often acted in violation of those holy precepts which I knew came from God. But as the "Articles and Covenants" of this church are plain upon this particular point, I do not deem it important to proceed further. I only add, that (I do not, nor never have, pretended to be any other than a man "subject to passion," and liable, without the assisting grace of the Savior, to deviate from that perfect path in which all men are commanded to walk!)<br>—{{MAfairwiki|author=Joseph Smith, Jr.|date=December 1834|start=40|vol=1|num=3}}
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{{:Question: Was Joseph Smith, Jr. known as a "disreputable person?"}}
{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith engage in "land speculation" in Nauvoo?}}
{{:Question: Did Joseph Smith really tell Orrin Porter Rockwell 'it was right to steal'?}}
{{:Source:Brigham Young:1855:JD 3:51:we know that he was an honorable man and dealt justly, we know his true character}}
{{:Source:B.H. Roberts:CHC 2:360-361:Joseph Smith was a man of like passions with other men; struggling with the same weaknesses; subjected to the same temptations}}
{{:Source:Joseph Smith:I frequently fell into many foolish errors, and displayed the weakness of youth, and the foibles of human nature}}
{{:Source:Joseph Smith:Letter to Oliver Cowdery:December 1834:during this time, as is common to most, or all youths, I fell into many vices and follies}}
{{:Source:Walker:Joseph Smith's Introduction to the Law:129-130:Under New York law, being just thirteen, Joseph's testimony about the work he had performed was admissible only after the court found him competent}}
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