Item Detail
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19902
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15
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23
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English
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William Phelps's Paracletes, An Early Witness to Smith's Divine Anthropology
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International Journal of Mormon Studies
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Spring 2009
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2
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no.1
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Brown explores the implied meanings of "Paracletes," a piece of science fiction written by William Phelps during the time of Joseph Smith. Phelps was well known for being a clerk and coach to Joseph Smith, and often "Ghost-wrote" for the prophet. Brown explains that the content of "Paracletes" was drawn from religious belief of the time, as well as Phelps' patriarchal blessing.
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