Joseph Smith met Oliver Cowdery for the first time.
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Joseph Smith incurred a debt in purchasing a small home and land from his father-in-law, Isaac Hale.
LDS Church Archives, Joseph Smith Legal Papers series
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Joseph Smith began dictating the translation of the Book of Mormon to Oliver Cowdery. At about this time, Joseph also received Doctrine and Covenants 6, a revelation to Oliver concerning translation.
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Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery received through the Urim and Thummim Doctrine and Covenants 7, a revelation answering their inquiry as to whether John the Beloved had tarried in the flesh or had died.
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Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 8, a revelation for Oliver Cowdery granting to him the gift of translation.
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Joseph Smith commenced the second week of dictating the translation of the Book of Mormon to Oliver Cowdery.
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Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 9, a revelation directing Oliver Cowdery to be content to write rather than attempt to translate.
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April 21 to about May 10, 1829
Joseph Smith continued dictating the translation of the Book of Mormon to Oliver Cowdery.
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Joseph Smith received Doctrine and Covenants 19, a revelation to Martin Harris concerning repentance and the Atonement of Jesus Christ. Martin was commanded to pay the debt that he had contracted with the printer for the publication of the Book of Mormon.
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Martin Harris's wife, Lucy, filed a complaint against Joseph Smith, attempting to prove that he never had gold plates.
History of Joseph Smith by His Mother Lucy Mack Smith, ch. 28
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