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Mormon Stories Podcast — Joseph Smith's Animal Sacrifices - LDS Discussions Pt. 86 | Ep. 2219
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Joseph Smith's Animal Sacrifices - LDS Discussions Pt. 86 | Ep. 2219

Mormon Stories Podcast

In Episode 86 of LDS Discussions on Mormon Stories, we examine historical accounts of Joseph Smith’s treasure-digging activities and the reported use of animal sacrifice in attempts to locate buried treasure. From roosters and black sheep to black dogs and white sheep, these accounts raise questions about the folk…

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