The First Vision

Year: 1976

Runtime: 15 mins

Language: English

Director: David Kent Jacobs

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When 14‑year‑old Joseph Smith, yearning for the true Church of Jesus Christ, prays in a grove near his Palmyra, New York home, he receives a vision of Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ. They instruct him that he must not join any of the churches of his day.

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