November 3, 1831
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 133, a revelation concerning the Lord's preparations for the Second Coming, which is sometimes called the appendix of the Doctrine and Covenants.
Visions and Revelations
November 11, 1831
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 69, a revelation appointing John Whitmer to accompany Oliver Cowdery to Missouri for the printing of the compiled commandments and revelations.
November 12, 1831
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 70, a revelation in which the Lord appointed stewards to have the revelations published as the Book of Commandments.
December 1, 1831
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 71, a revelation in which the Lord promised to confound the enemies of Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon as they proclaimed the gospel.
December 4, 1831
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 72, a revelation for Church members in Kirtland who desired to know their duty.
January 10, 1832
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 73, a revelation concerning preaching and the translation of the Bible.
January 25, 1832
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 75, a revelation concerning the office of an elder.
February 16, 1832
While at the John Johnson home, Joseph Smith and Sidney Rigdon received a vision recorded in Doctrine and Covenants 76, in which they saw the Son of Man on the right hand of God as well as events in the premortal life and postmortal glories.
March 1, 1832
Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 78, a revelation on caring for the poor.
Between March 4 and 20, 1832
While laboring on his inspired translation of the Bible, Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 77, a revelation answering questions about the book of Revelation, chapters 4-11.
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