Isaac Morley Farm, Kirtland

Mar. 7, 1831. The Prophet Joseph received this revelation regarding the signs of the times during a period when many false reports were published.

Mar. 8, 1831. Following discussions of whether only Church members should be admitted to sacrament and confirmation meetings, the Prophet inquired of the Lord.

Mar. 8, 1831. John Whitmer was reluctant to accept the responsibility for a history of the Church but would do it if it was the will of the Lord. The Prophet Joseph inquired of the Lord.

Mar. 1831. Church leaders were concerned about how to accommodate the New York Saints who were arriving in Ohio. The Prophet Joseph inquired of the Lord.

Mar. 1831. Because Leman Copley, a former Shaker, had recently joined the Church, the Prophet Joseph inquired of the Lord concerning some of the teachings of this religion.

May 1831. Several elders asked the Prophet Joseph to inquire of the Lord concerning strange spiritual manifestations among the Saints. After joining these elders in prayer, the Prophet dictated the Lord’s answer.

June 7, 1831. Following a general conference when the first high priests were ordained, the Prophet Joseph inquired of the Lord what the brethren should do until the next conference.

June 1831. Sidney Gilbert asked the Prophet Joseph to inquire of the Lord concerning Sidney’s calling in the Church.

June 1831. When Leman Copley broke his agreement to consecrate his land in Thompson, Ohio, the Prophet Joseph inquired what to do.

June 1831. William W. Phelps, a newspaper editor, asked the Prophet Joseph to inquire of the Lord concerning him.

June 1831. When Ezra Thayre was not ready to go to Missouri, Thomas B. Marsh, his traveling companion, asked the Prophet what to do.

Aug. 1831. The Saints in Ohio desired to know more about the land of Zion. The Prophet Joseph inquired of the Lord concerning the purchasing of land and other matters.

Sept. 11, 1831. After the Prophet Joseph was criticized by some associates and the press, the Lord warned against faultfinding.