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*[[Joseph Smith's First Vision/First Vision accounts#Firsthand accounts|Firsthand accounts]] | *[[Joseph Smith's First Vision/First Vision accounts#Firsthand accounts|Firsthand accounts]] | ||
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There were four firsthand and five secondhand accounts of Joseph's vision published in Joseph's lifetime. A description of each account is available in [https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/site/accounts-of-the-first-vision "Accounts of Joseph Smith’s First Vision"], josephsmithpapers.org. | There were four firsthand and five secondhand accounts of Joseph's vision published in Joseph's lifetime. A description of each account is available in [https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/site/accounts-of-the-first-vision "Accounts of Joseph Smith’s First Vision"], josephsmithpapers.org. | ||
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<small>Video published by Doctrine and Covenants Central.</small> | <small>Video published by Doctrine and Covenants Central.</small> | ||
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<small>Video published by the Church History Department.</small> | <small>Video published by the Church History Department.</small> | ||
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Joseph Smith recorded four accounts of the First Vision (either by himself or using a scribe): | Joseph Smith recorded four accounts of the First Vision (either by himself or using a scribe): | ||
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In 1893, Charles Walker recorded [[Primary sources/Joseph Smith, Jr./First Vision accounts/1893 (Charles L. Walker account)|a late reminiscent account]] of hearing Joseph describe his vision. | In 1893, Charles Walker recorded [[Primary sources/Joseph Smith, Jr./First Vision accounts/1893 (Charles L. Walker account)|a late reminiscent account]] of hearing Joseph describe his vision. | ||
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There were four firsthand and five secondhand accounts of Joseph's vision published in Joseph's lifetime. A description of each account is available in "Accounts of Joseph Smith’s First Vision", josephsmithpapers.org.
A brief summary of each is included below, along with a link to the original image and a transcription published by the Joseph Smith Papers Project.
Video published by Doctrine and Covenants Central.
Video published by the Church History Department.
Joseph Smith recorded four accounts of the First Vision (either by himself or using a scribe):
Contemporaries of Joseph Smith recorded five secondhand accounts of the First Vision.
In 1893, Charles Walker recorded a late reminiscent account of hearing Joseph describe his vision.
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