April 27, 1834
As Wilford Woodruff remembered, Joseph Smith prophesied in a testimony meeting before the departure of Zion's Camp that the Church would fill the Rocky Mountains, North and South America, and the whole earth.
Visions and Revelations
June 22, 1834
While on the Zion's Camp march, Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 105, a revelation concerning the delay in the redemption of Zion in Jackson County.
November 25, 1834
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 106, a revelation calling Warren Cowdery as a high priest in the Church.
About November 30, 1834
Joseph Smith and the brethren received a prophecy by revelation that the Lord would deliver them from their current financial troubles and debt.
About February 8, 1835
Joseph Smith saw in vision the order of the priesthood and the postmortal condition of those who died in Zion's Camp.
March 28, 1835
Joseph Smith received the final portions of Doctrine and Covenants 107, a revelation concerning the order and offices of the priesthood.
October 1, 1835
Joseph Smith studied the Egyptian alphabet with Oliver Cowdery and William W. Phelps, and the principles of astronomy that Abraham understood were revealed to them.
October 5, 1835
At a meeting with the Twelve Apostles, Joseph Smith told them it was the Lord's will that they move with their families to Missouri in the coming season.
October 11, 1835
The Lord revealed to Joseph Smith that his sick father would live, and the Prophet and David Whitmer administered a blessing of healing to Joseph Sr.
November 14, 1835
Joseph Smith recounted his experience in the sacred grove to a man named Erastus Holmes. Joseph refers to his experience in the grove as the "first visitation."
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