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Lds scriptures on blackberry upgrade#

As I opened the text, I noticed the following introduction: When the morning came, I journeyed to the antique bookstore which I was shown the previous night, and recognized the hidden bookshelf where the journal was located as soon as I saw it. He then showed me, in a vision, where to find the sacred journal and instructed me to retrieve it, since the time had come for it to be brought forth. I was understandably overwhelmed, but he explained to me that he had written a journal during the time he was translating the Book of Mormon, but that he was commanded to keep it secret until such time as the Lord saw fit to reveal it to the world. The personage introduced himself as Joseph Smith. I opened my eyes to see a personage at the foot of my bed. As I was drifting off to sleep, I was awoken suddenly by a bright light. I have been deeply troubled, trying to understand how God could have accomplished such an amazing work through such an uneducated young boy.Īs I was thus wresting with these thoughts, I retired to bed. I was pondering the translation method of the Book of Mormon, wondering if it could have been possible for Joseph Smith to translate using a peep stone in a hat. I just discovered a journal written by Joseph Smith. 1:3.Reinspired Mormon LDS Scriptures - Revelation At Its Best - Salamander Society Re-Inspired Scriptures and Writingsĭiscovered a journal written by Joseph Smith - by kinder-crook at /r/exmormon In this example, 2 Nephi 9:51 has footnote b for verse 51 which is Eccl. You can also reference a footnote in a scripture as follows: This is optional and not required, but can be very helpful to direct the user to a specific verse. You can also add a Goto marker (for example, 2_ne/1/13-14,16#13) to automatically scroll to a particular verse in the chapter.

If you provide verse numbers, these verses will be automatically highlighted in the chapter. There should be no spaces when entering verses. You can also create combinations of contiguous verses and single verses (for example: 1-8,12-15,20).

Verses can be entered as a single verse (for example: 1), or as a contiguous set of verses using a single hyphen (for example: 13-14), or as a set of verses separated by commas (for example: 8,12).

Chapters are simply entered as the chapter number.

Book name: To see the list of the abbreviations of book names to use in the URL, click here, then click the word Abbreviations.

Reference: In the example above, 2_ne/1/13-14,16 is the book, chapter, and verse, patterned after printed references, with a forward slash separating each element. If the language is not specified, it will default to English. The language codes for other languages currently available at are as follows: en for English, de for German, es for Spanish, fr for French, and it for Italian. Language: In the example above, en stands for English. The following information explains the logic of the URLs to assist those who have referenced scriptures on their Web sites.

Lds scriptures on blackberry upgrade#

The Church recently released an upgrade of the scriptures program at. For instructions on URLs for the languages on the new scriptures site, see the post on December 7, 2010.