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strengthen thy stakes" (Isaiah 54:2). A
stake is
sometimes referred to as a
stake of Zion. The
first Latter Day
Saint stake was
organized at
church headquarters...
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church may be
referred to as a "
stake of Zion". In one interpretation,
Zion refers to a
specific location to
which members of the
millennial church are to...
- the term
refers to a
stake high
council in a
local stake, but
other high
councils include the
standing Presiding High
Council in
Zion, and the "travelling...
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October 7, 1844, and also
rejected as
president of the
Nauvoo Stake of Zion.
Patriarch John Smith, an
uncle of Joseph's, was
chosen as Marks's successor. Despite...
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president of the
newly formed Irish mission, in 1962, the
number of conversions quadrupled within an 18-month period. By 1974 a
stake of Zion was established...
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stakes of Zion and was
equal in
authority to the
Quorum of the Twelve.
Because the
standing high
council oversaw stake high councils, the
Quorum of the Twelve...
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Kirtland Stake of Zion is
simultaneously organized. May 3: The name
of the
church is
changed from The
Church of Jesus Christ to The
Church of the Latter...
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Strang and some
of his ****ociates.[citation needed]
About 12,000
Latter Day
Saints ultimately accepted Strang's claims. A
second "
Stake of Zion" was established...
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Talmage was an
alternate high
councilor in the Utah
Stake of Zion. He
became a
member of the
Quorum of the
Twelve Apostles on 7
December 1911,
after Charles...
- News.
March 7, 2024.
Retrieved May 9, 2024. "Building the
Kirtland Stake of Zion |
Historic Sites". history.churchofjesuschrist.org.
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