What Is the Role of Joseph Smith in the Mormon

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Multiple Choice

What is the role of Joseph Smith in the Mormon religion?

• A) head of a family who, with God's guidance, traveled from the ancient Middle East to the Americas
• B) prophet who predicted that the Second Coming of Christ, and the end of the world, would occur in 1841
• C) leader of an exodus of people seeking religious freedom to the shores of the Great Salt Lake
• D) translator of the Bible into three dozen known Native American languages
• E) prophet who, though divine intervention, received the Book of Mormon

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