In the thick of it
- Ben
- Jan 9, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Feb 5, 2020
BYU Library Lectures has a YouTube playlist as a part of their First Vision Bicentennial Exhibit Lecture Series. These videos provide a rigorous historical and academic point of view to the events of the First Vision. They help paint the picture of how Joseph Smith may have remembered his account, how it fits it time of the 1800s, and how we have depicted the first vision in art over the years.
I enjoyed the renewed perspective I had of the First Vision after listening to these lectures. See the link below to watch the videos. Comment below about your impressions as you listen and subscribe if you would like to see more blogs posts.
Link to Videos
Various education experts share their research and opinions about Joseph Smith and the first vision from an academic perspective:
If you haven't read the account of the First Vision in the Pearl of Great Price in
the scriptures, I recommend reading it for yourself in the Joseph Smith History section.
Also, if you haven't seen previous blog posts, please read about President Nelson's invitation on this page and other posts I wrote to help you get started with his invitation.
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