January 5, 1833
Joseph Smith received a revelation that was never published, naming Frederick G. Williams a counselor in the Presidency to replace Jesse Gause.
Visions and Revelations
January 22, 1833
Joseph Smith was at a conference of high priests where the brethren experienced the gift of tongues.
February 27, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 89, a revelation containing the dietary code known as the Word of Wisdom.
March 8, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 90, a revelation stating that his counselors in the presidency, Sidney Rigdon and Frederick G. Williams, were to have increased authority and be "accounted as equal with thee in holding the keys of this last kingdom." They were ordained to their new responsibilities on March 18.
March 9, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 91, a revelation concerning the Apocrypha, books which at that time were included in many editions of the Bible.
March 15, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 92, a revelation concerning Frederick G. Williams.
May 6, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 93, a sublime revelation about mankind's eternal existence and relationship to God.
June 1, 1833
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 95, a revelation giving a continuation of instructions for building the temple in Kirtland.
June 3, 1833
A conference of high priests convened in the translating room, where Joseph Smith received a revelation on the size of the house to be built for worship and for the School of the Prophets.
June 4, 1833
At a conference assembled in the translating room, Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 96, a revelation concerning the Lord's order for dividing certain properties.
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