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|summary1=Sometime in 1840 Joseph Smith first broached the topic of plural marriage privately to trusted friends. Most of the apostles were in England and thus were unavailable for an introduction to the practice.
 
|summary1=Sometime in 1840 Joseph Smith first broached the topic of plural marriage privately to trusted friends. Most of the apostles were in England and thus were unavailable for an introduction to the practice.
|subject2=Emma Learns that Plural Marriage Has Been Restored
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|subject2=Emma and Fanny Alger
|link2=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/history-2/changes-in-june-1842/
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|link2=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/common-questions/fanny-alger/#EmmaDiscoverstheRelationship
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|summary2=Joseph's first foray into plural marriage was deeply painful for Emma, his first wife.
|subject3=Emma Accepts Plural Marriage and Participates in Four of Joseph’s Plural Sealings
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|subject3=When did Emma learn?
|link3=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/history-2/changes-in-june-1842/
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|summary3=It is impossible to definitively determine when Emma learned of Joseph’s plural marriages. However, many historical clues help to create a possible timeline.
|subject4=Emma’s Resistance Prompts a New Revelation
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|subject5=Emma Accepts Plural Marriage and Participates in Four of Joseph’s Plural Sealings
|link4=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/history-2/changes-in-june-1842/
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|summary5=The earliest documentable date for Emma’s awareness of time-and-eternity plural marriage is May of 1843, when she participated in four of her husband’s polygamous sealings.
|subject5=Joseph and Emma: Conflict and Agreement
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|subject6=Emma’s Resistance Prompts recording of D&C 132
|link5=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/history-2/changes-in-june-1842/
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|link6=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/history/emma-smith-struggles/#ANewRevelation
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|summary6=Emma’s resistance to plural marriage prompted Hyrum to encourage Joseph to dictate a written revelation on the subject.
|subject6=Emma Smith’s Path through Plural Marriage: FAQ
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|subject7=Joseph and Emma: Conflict and Agreement
|link6=http://josephsmithspolygamy.org/faq/emmas-response/
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|summary7=Rather than generating Emma’s active support, the revelation [D&C 132] appears to have brought a smoldering crisis to flame. She and Joseph took serious counsel together with some sort of agreement being negotiated.
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Latest revision as of 17:04, 22 July 2018

See also Brian Hales' discussion
Sometime in 1840 Joseph Smith first broached the topic of plural marriage privately to trusted friends. Most of the apostles were in England and thus were unavailable for an introduction to the practice.

Joseph's first foray into plural marriage was deeply painful for Emma, his first wife.

It is impossible to definitively determine when Emma learned of Joseph’s plural marriages. However, many historical clues help to create a possible timeline.

The earliest documentable date for Emma’s awareness of time-and-eternity plural marriage is May of 1843, when she participated in four of her husband’s polygamous sealings.

Emma’s resistance to plural marriage prompted Hyrum to encourage Joseph to dictate a written revelation on the subject.

Rather than generating Emma’s active support, the revelation [D&C 132] appears to have brought a smoldering crisis to flame. She and Joseph took serious counsel together with some sort of agreement being negotiated.