Talk:Israel A. Smith

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Sources

For convenience and later reference, some sources that would be good for expanding this page.

• Bringhurst, Newell G. (1992). "'The Renegade' and the 'Reorganites': Fawn M. Brodie and Her Varied Encounters with the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 12: 16–30.
  • Israel A. Smith's interactions with Fawn Brodie and No Man Knows My History and his contemplation of a lawsuit, among other reactions
• Carruth, LaJean Purcell (Fall–Winter 2017). "Transcribing the Memoirs of Joseph Smith III, as Dictated to his Son Israel, 1913–1914". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 37 (2): 113–126
  • Israel A. Smith's shorthand transcription style in taking down his father's memoirs
• Howlett, David J. (2004). "Remembering Polygamy: The RLDS Church and American Spiritual Transformations in the Late Twentieth Century". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 24: 149–172.
  • Israel A. Smith's role in the RLDS Church's memory surrounding Joseph Smith and Latter-day Saint polygamy
• Howlett, David J. (Summer 2006). "'The Making of a Steward:' Zion, Ecclesiastical Power, and RLDS Bodies, 1923—31". Journal of Mormon History. 32 (2): 1–37.
  • Israel A. Smith's dislike of supreme directional control
• Mackay, Lachlan (Spring–Summer 2015). "A Peace Gene Isolated: Joseph Smith III". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 35 (1): 1–17. JSTOR 26317089.
  • Israel A. Smith's interest in enrolling at West Point and enlisting for military service
• Mueller, Adam (2004). "Lineal Priesthood". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 24: 93–110. JSTOR 43201047.
  • Israel A. Smith in the lineal succession of Smith presidents
• Russell, William D. (2002). "'It Just Wasn't Working': The Fragmentation of the Restoration Church". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. Nauvoo Conference Special Edition: 7–14.
  • Brief mention of Restoration Church's view of Israel A. Smith and his alleged selection of a presiding patriarch.
• Russell, William D. (Fall–Winter 2018). "LDS & Community of Christ: Growing Separation, 1958–Present". John Whitmer Historical Association Journal. 38 (2): 3–23..
  • Israel A. Smith's disapproval of the idea of baptism for the dead and his interest in removing it from the D&C
• Scherer, Mark A. (2000). "From Reaction to Proaction?: African-Americans in the History of the Reorganized Church". John Whitmer Historical Association. 20: 111–132.
  • Israel A. Smith's ambivalence toward the Civil Rights Movement
• Scherer, Mark A. (Fall–Winter 2012). "The Future of the Past Under the Southern Cross". John Whitmer Historical Association. 32 (2): 188–196.
  • Israel A. Smith's issuance of a revelation terminating the gathering-to-a-phyiscal-Zion approach his older brother had advocated

P-Makoto (she/her) (talk) 03:26, 5 March 2023 (UTC)