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| − | Did Emma Hale Smith either did not approve of the Prophet Joseph Smith having plural wives or know of the revelation concerning celestial marriage(s)?
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| − | Emma was aware of plural marriage; it is not clear at exactly what point she was made aware, partly due to there being relatively few early sources on the matter. Emma was generally opposed to the practice of plural marriage, and did much to try and thwart it. There were times, however, when Emma gave permission for Joseph's plural marriages, though she soon changed her mind.<ref>Emma gave permission for at least the marriages of Eliza and Emma Partridge, and Sarah and Maria Lawrence. See {{sacredloneliness1|start=409, 475}}</ref> Emma was troubled by plural marriage, but her difficulties arose partly from her conviction that Joseph was a prophet:
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| − | :Zina Huntington remembered a conversation between Elizabeth [Davis] and Emma [Smith] in which Elizabeth asked the prophet’s wife if she felt that Joseph was a prophet. Yes, Emma answered, but I wish to God I did not know it.<ref>{{sacredloneliness1|start=261}}</ref>
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| − | Emma never denied Joseph's prophetic calling; she did, however, teach her children that Joseph had never taught the doctrine of plural marriage, and blamed its introduction on Brigham Young. Torn between two certitudes—her conviction of Joseph's prophetic calling, and her hatred of plural marriage—Emma had difficult choices to make for which we ought not to judge her.
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| − | But, the critics ought to let ''all'' of Emma speak for herself—she had a great trial, but also had great knowledge. That she continued to support Joseph's calling and remain with him, despite her feelings about plural marriage, speaks much of her convictions. As she told Parley P. Pratt years later:
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| − | :I believe he [Joseph] was everything he professed to be.<ref> Mary Audentia Smith Anderson (editor), "Memoirs of Joseph Smith III (1832–1914)," ''The Saints Herald'' (2 April 1935): 431–434.</ref>
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith |
| − | |subject=What was Emma's reaction to Joseph's practice of polygamy? | + | |assunto=Qual foi a reação de Emma para a prática de Joseph da poligamia? |
| − | |summary=Critics contend that Emma Hale Smith either did not approve of the Prophet Joseph Smith having plural wives or know of the revelation concerning celestial marriage(s). | + | |resumo=Os críticos afirmam que Emma Hale Smith ou não aprovava o Profeta Joseph Smith ter esposas plurais ou saber da revelação sobre casamentos celestiais. |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith/Eliza R. Snow and the stairs | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith/Eliza R. Snow e as escadas |
| − | |subject=Eliza R. Snow and the stairs|summary=Some charge that Eliza R. Snow, one of Joseph's plural wives, was pregnant by Joseph. According to the claim, a furious Emma pushed Eliza down the stairs, resulting in a miscarriage. | + | |assunto=Eliza R. Snow e as escadas |
| | + | |resumo=Alguns cobram que Eliza R. Snow, uma das esposas plurais de José, estava grávida de Joseph. De acordo com a reclamação, a Emma furioso empurrado Eliza descer as escadas, o que resultou em um aborto espontâneo. |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Hiding the truth/Did Emma know | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Escondendo a verdade/Será que Emma sabe |
| − | |subject=Hiding the truth about polygamy from Emma | + | |assunto=Escondendo a verdade sobre a poligamia de Emma |
| − | |summary=Joseph Smith did not always disclose his plural marriages to his first wife, Emma. How might we understand his decision? | + | |resumo=Joseph Smith nem sempre divulgar seus casamentos plurais de sua primeira esposa, Emma. Como podemos compreender a sua decisão? |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith/Emma to be annihilated|subject=Emma to be annihilated | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith/Emma para ser aniquilado |
| − | |summary=In the revelation D&C 132 Emma was promised annihilation if she failed to 'abide this commandment.' | + | |assunto=Emma para ser aniquilado |
| | + | |resumo=Na revelação de D & C 132 Emma foi prometido aniquilação se ela não conseguiu "cumprir esse mandamento." |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith/Sealing | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith/Vedação |
| − | |subject=Sealing of Emma to Joseph|summary=Critics contend that although Emma Hale Smith was Joseph's first wife, that Joseph was sealed to other wives before being sealed to Emma. The assumption follows that Emma was not in a position to consent to Joseph's other marriages, since she was not longer the "first wife." | + | |assunto=Selamento de Emma para Joseph |
| | + | |resumo=Os críticos afirmam que, apesar de Emma Hale Smith foi a primeira esposa de José, que foi selada a Joseph outras esposas antes de ser selado para Emma. A suposição se que Emma não estava em posição de concordar com outros casamentos de José, uma vez que ela não era mais a "primeira mulher". |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith/Wife swap with William Law | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith/Troca da esposa com William Law |
| − | |subject=Did Joseph Smith attempt to offer William Law a wife swap? | + | |assunto=Será que Joseph Smith tentar oferecer William Law uma troca da esposa? |
| − | |summary=A persistent claim from the Nauvoo period has Joseph Smith offering to swap wives, trading Jane Law for Emma Smith. What are the facts? | + | |resumo=A reivindicação persistente do período de Nauvoo tem Joseph Smith oferecendo para trocar esposas, trading Lei Jane para Emma Smith. Quais são os fatos? |
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| − | |link=Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Emma Smith/Doctrine and Covenants 132 | + | |link=Joseph Smith/Poligamia/Emma Smith/Doutrina e Convênios 132 |
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| − | |summary=Hyrum Smith hoped that if Joseph wrote down his revelation(s) on plural marriage, that he could persuade Emma to accept the doctrine. | + | |resumo=Hyrum Smith esperava que se Joseph escreveu sua revelação (s) sobre o casamento plural, que ele poderia convencer Emma a aceitar a doutrina. |
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| − | Critics often neglect to provide citations from eye-witnesses who reported Emma's attitude toward plural marriage at other times:
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| − | :Allen J. Stout, who served as a bodyguard for Joseph, recounted a conversation he overheard in the Mansion House between Joseph and his tormented wife. A summary of his account states that "from moments of passionate denunciation [Emma] would subside into tearful repentance and acknowledge that her violent opposition to that principle was instigated by the power of darkness; that Satan was doing his utmost to destroy her, etc. And solemnly came the Prophet's inspired warning: 'Yes, and he will accomplish your overthrow, if you do not heed my counsel.'"<ref>Allen J. Stout, "Allen J. Stout's Testimony," ''Historical Record'' 6 (May 1887): 230–31; cited in Wendy C. Top "'A Deep Sorrow in Her Heart' – Emma Hale Smith," in ''Heroines of the Restoration'', edited by Barbara B. Smith and Blythe Darlyn Thatcher (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1997), 17–34.</ref>
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| − | :Maria Jane Johnston, who lived with Emma as a servant girl, recalled the Prophet's wife looking very downcast one day and telling her that the principle of plural marriage was right and came from Heavenly Father. "What I said I have got [to] repent of," lamented Emma. "The principle is right but I am jealous hearted. Now never tell anybody that you heard me find fault with that [principle;] we have got to humble ourselves and repent of it."<ref>Emma Smith to Maria Jane Johnston, cited in Wendy C. Top "'A Deep Sorrow in Her Heart' – Emma Hale Smith," in ''Heroines of the Restoration'', edited by Barbara B. Smith and Blythe Darlyn Thatcher (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1997), 17–34.; quoting Newell and Avery, ''Mormon Enigma'', 161.</ref>
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Os críticos afirmam que Emma Hale Smith ou não aprovava o Profeta Joseph Smith ter esposas plurais ou saber da revelação sobre casamentos celestiais.
: Alguns cobram que Eliza R. Snow, uma das esposas plurais de José, estava grávida de Joseph. De acordo com a reclamação, a Emma furioso empurrado Eliza descer as escadas, o que resultou em um aborto espontâneo.
: Joseph Smith nem sempre divulgar seus casamentos plurais de sua primeira esposa, Emma. Como podemos compreender a sua decisão?
: Na revelação de D & C 132 Emma foi prometido aniquilação se ela não conseguiu "cumprir esse mandamento."
: Os críticos afirmam que, apesar de Emma Hale Smith foi a primeira esposa de José, que foi selada a Joseph outras esposas antes de ser selado para Emma. A suposição se que Emma não estava em posição de concordar com outros casamentos de José, uma vez que ela não era mais a "primeira mulher".
: A reivindicação persistente do período de Nauvoo tem Joseph Smith oferecendo para trocar esposas, trading Lei Jane para Emma Smith. Quais são os fatos?
: Hyrum Smith esperava que se Joseph escreveu sua revelação (s) sobre o casamento plural, que ele poderia convencer Emma a aceitar a doutrina.
