- unallo**** holiness."
Strangites observe the seventh-day Sabbath—i.e., Sa****ay—as the Book of the Law
commanded it, in lieu of Sunday.
Strangites believe in baptism...
-
leader of a
Mormon splinter group, who were
known colloquially as the
Strangites to
distinguish them from the much
larger and
mainstream Church of Jesus...
-
Norton The
Strangites use no
hyphen in
their church title and
capitalize the "D" in "Day", just as was done in
Joseph Smith's church.
Strangites still use...
- was
practiced by a few
Strangites up to the 1880s.
Because United States federal and
state laws
prohibit the practice,
Strangites have
abandoned polygamy...
-
since Strang's
lifetime due to a lack of
prophetic leadership,
though the
Strangites still believe in the
validity of this doctrine, as do
members of the LDS...
-
scriptural canon,
although it was
referenced in
early church publications. The
Strangite branch of the
movement does not take an
official position on the Book...
- The
church is now
organized into "mission centers". Historically, the
Strangites maintained stakes in Voree, Wisconsin; Kirtland, Ohio; and on
Beaver Island...
- However, the
Strangites reject the 1843
revelation on
polygamy by
Joseph Smith. The Book of the Law of the Lord, a part of the
Strangite canon, sanctions...
-
where others only have nine. The
Strangite fourth Commandment is "Thou
shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself." The
Strangite's founder and
namesake James Strang...
- a
Jesuit missionary of the
French colonial era. In 1847, a
group of "
Strangite"
Mormons settled on
Beaver Island and
established a "kingdom" led by "King"...
