- The
Godbeites were
members of the
Godbeite Church,
officially called the
Church of Zion,
organized in 1870 by
William S. Godbe. This
dissident offshoot...
- the LDS
Church excommunicated key "
Godbeites" on
October 25, 1869.
Corresponding during the winter, key
Godbeites and non-Mormons made an
uneasy alliance...
- have
formed new
religions (many of them now defunct). For
instance the
Godbeites broke away from the LDS
Church in the late 19th century, on the basis...
- LDS
Church in the late-19th
century after the Manifesto. The
defunct Godbeites and a few
other small churches that
broke with the LDS
Church to pursue...
-
writing his
dissertation on the
Godbeites.
Walker later developed the
ideas in the
thesis into
Wayward Saints: The
Godbeites and
Brigham Young.
During his...
-
leading a
Mormon faction called the
Church of Zion,
better known as the "
Godbeites".
Godbe was born in Middle****, England, to
Samuel Godbe, a
music professor...
- or
synagogue on
Mount Zion, of
which 4th-century
remains are
visible Godbeites, a
Latter Day
Saints grouping Zion
Church (disambiguation)
Mount Zion...
- Russell,
William D.; Walker,
Ronald W. (1999). "Wayward Saints: The
Godbeites and
Brigham Young". The
Western Historical Quarterly. 30 (4): 524. doi:10...
- Walker,
Ronald W.
Wayward Saints: the
Social and
Religious Protests of the
Godbeites against Brigham Young.
Brigham Young University Press, 2009.
Edward Tullidge...
- Russell,
William D.; Walker,
Ronald W. (1999). "Wayward Saints: The
Godbeites and
Brigham Young". The
Western Historical Quarterly. 30 (4): 524. doi:10...
