August 6, 1836
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 111, a revelation concerning his journey to Salem with Sidney Rigdon, his brother Hyrum, and Oliver Cowdery.
Visions and Revelations
July 23, 1837
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 112, a revelation to Thomas B. Marsh about his duties as the President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
January 1838
Joseph Smith prophesied to a council of brethren that he would live at least another five years.
March 1838
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 113, a revelation identifying the "stem of Jesse" and the "rod" and "root of Jesse" in Isaiah 11.
April 17, 1838
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 114, a revelation instructing David W. Patten to prepare for a mission the coming spring.
April 26, 1838
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 115, a revelation commanding the Church to build a house unto the Lord in Far West. This revelation also established the name of the Church as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
May 19, 1838
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 116, a revelation that identified Spring Hill as the site of Adam-ondi-Ahman and the place where Adam would again come to meet with his people.
July 8, 1838
Joseph Smith received four revelations: Doctrine and Covenants 119 and 120 on tithing; Doctrine and Covenants 117 concerning the duties of William Marks, Newel K. Whitney, and Oliver Granger; and Doctrine and Covenants 118 on the will of the Lord concerning the Twelve Apostles.
November 3, 1838
While traveling under heavy guard toward Independence, Missouri, Joseph Smith prophesied to his fellow prisoners that none of their lives would be taken.
March 15, 1839
While in prison, Joseph Smith predicted his own release in a letter and sent a petition to the judges of the Missouri supreme court.
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