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Minutes of October 5, 1835
Joseph Smith instructs the Twelve in their duties. They are to attend to the organization of the next term of the School of the Prophets, washing of feet, and preparations for an endowment from on high, and next spring move their families to Missouri.
Date   October 5, 1835   Diary-2
Joseph Smith diary (Sept. 22, 1835-Apr. 3, 1836). Selected Collections, 1:20 // Personal Writings of Joseph Smith, rev. ed., 221-225. Original, Church Archives, MS 155.
in Papers
Papers of Joseph Smith, Volume 2: Journal, 1832-1842, edited by Dean C. Jessee (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Company, 1992).
2:
47–48.
Location   Kirtland, Ohio.  
Description   … a high councel of the twelve apostles.   term: high council of the Twelve
Background   After riding from Perry to Kirtland, "being much fatiegued riding in the rain," Joseph spends the rest of the day "in reading and meditation &c," and in the evening attends this meeting.  
Joseph instructs Twelve
  He has "a glorious time" instructing the Twelve in their duties, including:    
Take families to Missouri   that it was the will of God they should take their familes to Missouri next season    
Attend organization of the school of the prophets   also attend this fall the solemn assembly of the first Elders for the organization of the school of the prophets,   term: first elders

School of the Prophets was organized in 1833. Minutes of January 22–23, 1833
Washing of the feet   and attend to the ordinence of the washing of the feet   ¶ D&C 88:139
Endowment with power from on high   and to prepare the[i]r hearts in all humility for an endowment with power from on high    
Twelve rejoice  

to which they all agreed with one accord, and seamed to be greatly rejoiced

   
   


Minutes of October 29, 1835
Minutes of October 3, 1835
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