Divine Authority; Or, the Question

"Divine Authority: Or the Question: Was Joseph Smith Sent of God?" by Orson Pratt, explores the foundational doctrines of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This pivotal work delves into the question of Joseph Smith's divine authority, examining the evidence for his prophetic calling and the unique religious doctrine that emerged.

Pratt rigorously presents arguments supporting Smith's role as a prophet, making this book essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Mormonism and the Latter-day Saint faith. Exploring themes of prophecy and divine intervention, "Divine Authority" provides valuable insights into the historical and theological context surrounding the origins of the Church. This enduring work is a significant contribution to the study of religious doctrine and the ongoing discussion of religion, politics, and state. A carefully prepared print republication of this historical text.

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