Scripture Central's Neal Rappleye tells the come back story of Martin Harris.
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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"He comes back and he doesn't know everything, he doesn't know the doctrine super well. But he has a powerful testimony that he can bear and he can share with people. A little while later he and some of the brethren in Salt Lake decide to go on a carriage ride up the eastern bench of the mountains. They decide to pull the curtains on the carriage so that they can see out the window and see the view. And when that happens, Martin sees the valley lying before him, he sees everything that's been built up, and all the saints and how large of a population is out there, and he is just stunned by it. Martin's been spending all his time in this little podunk town, Kirtland, where there's hardly anyone who will take him seriously and listen to his testimony. Then he has this reaction where he says, 'who would have thought the Book of Mormon could do all this?'"
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Neal R is a great church historian. We lived near Clarkston UT where Martin Harris lived at the end of his life and where the pageant on his involvement with the 116 pages use to take place. We should all respect Martin for the sacrifice he made to get the Book of Mormon in the hands of those learning about the gospel should always be respected.
Neal and his wife are not historians. 😂 They are amatuer researchers paid by the Provo central frats to promote apologetic pet theories.
If I didn’t believe it all already, I wouldn’t believe any of it. I give grace to those who don’t believe, who have sincere questions and concerns (while I truly believe that they are missing out). I won’t tolerate any who are hostile or who make fun, but I am highly intrigued by those who become converts or comeback after having been deceived and left.
This stuff is great! Thank you Ashley. Church history is SO NEAT!!! Martin’s comeback is such a great idea to have done a Comeback Podcast on, hopefully we also hear more about Oliver Cowdery and others of the restoration period who left and came back. I can’t imagine what it would have been like in that era witnessing all of this.
My great grandfather migrated from Scotland after joining the church. He settled in Clarkston Utah and is buried near Martin in the Clarkston cemetery. I helped my uncles farm the fields near the cemetery and visited their grave sites many times. I heard stories while visiting Clarkston that Martin shared his Book of Mormon experiences and his testimony up until the final days of his life.
Love that.
I've been there many times myself. It's a very peaceful place where you can overlook Cache Valley. I've also taken some before and after photos of his grave from a postcard dating from the early 1940s and today. I found the exact angle and spot the photographer stood and replicated it so one can compare it from back then!
What a treat! I love this change in format. I love history!
I really loved this. Thank you for this more detailed history of Martin Harris’ comeback.
So enjoyed hearing this story! I love reading church history so I totally relate to Neal’s passion for it!
Another great episode! Thanks so much my heart is full!
So very well explained thank you. I love that Martin Harris got his flowers at the end of his life.
Yet another brilliant Come back story. I have a new appreciation for Matain Harris. Thank you
I appreciate this episode so much! I am wanting to go through and study the come back stories of these early members like Martin Harris, Oliver Cowdery, W.W. Phelps because These stories that are documented in the church's history give hope and bring an eternal perspective to the trials we experience. Thank you CBP & Neal!
This was great. Love this episode and the podcast ❤
What a wonderful podcast. And thank you Neal for all the work you've done to bring this information out. :)
Fascinating and so relatable to what has been currently happening ! Is there a record of Martin Harris’ talk at General Conference after he returned?
Love following your podcast Ashley…so inspiring and encouraging!
What an inspiring story of patience.
Wonderful story! Thank you Ashly and crew! We appreciate your efforts!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for sharing this with us! It is great!
Thank you. Keep up the good work
Powerful!
All LDS members and convert we all go through what all the saints of God have gone since the time of the dispensation of Adam till or dispensation the pressure of non believers always makes members begins to have dought and lose their testimony.and they become fruitless and live the church.so when they go others will come others will not come back.even thou some one leaves the church the restored gospel will always stand on its own truth.all the teaching of LDS is independent.its not corrupted with the world doctrine.most people know little about who God and Jesus Christ are.the traveled truth is making non believers uncomfortable.thanks for podcast.
Love the person who is sharing and researching all this !
Great info. Could we also hear about the come back story of Oliver Cowdery?
Working on it! - Lauren
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This is amazing history.
I would also love to hear the Orson Hyde story.
He came back aswell.
Very nice video. Can you share the link for the video you mention about the tough questions with his wife?
❤️ so cool - Thank you
Neal, you rascal. You look the same from high school except with a beard. Glad to see you're still alive and kicking.
I am sure that I am glad to see you are still alive and kicking as well, though I confess I've not been able to sort out who you are from your profile. 😅😅
I loved this!
I think this shows Martin left the Church but God didn’t leave Martin. Even the fact that he crossed the plains by train not by wagon testifying along the way shows God’s Grace
He saw Brigham Young wasn't perfect & couldn't believe he was the Prophet of the true gospel. Probably/definitely a great man. yeah that's what comes down to me.
Let’s hear about the others who were a big part of the founding of the church and also left for whatever reasons and then eventually returned.
We are working on it!
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we all love Jazmin!!
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This is why we should not judge, or give up on those who struggle. Thank you.
At 29:40 you talk about Martin "falling behind" in the gospel after he left. He specifically mentions two areas where he "fell behind" and had to pray (and in one case have a dream or vision) in order to believe the udpated doctrines. These two doctrines were: 1) Baptism for the dead and 2) polygamy. It is interesting to note that these days there are people who claim that they have had similar spiritual confirmations that polygamy is not of god (see 132 problems podcast, etc). When people claim spiritual manifestations and get opposite answers or results, it leads some to question the validity of these spiritual manifestations.
That is why it is necessary to have modern day prophets and why we are counseled to follow him.
@@Come.Back.Podcast So if I understand your comment correctly, Michelle Stone (who believes that polygamy was started by Brigham Young and not instructed by Joseph Smith or God) is believing & teaching false doctrine because she is not following the modern day prophets.
Martin's wife sounds like a mondern day lot's wife
Man leaves church. He returns because they lovebomb him and give him great social power. Tale as old as time
Sour.
Calm down bitter one.
@@theephraimite someone sounds bothered. Ephraim, eh? Do you believe in a literal change in blood like McConkie did?
@@ahoypolloi please elaborate on the blood thing.
@@ahoypolloi well?