Death / Near Death / Revival

Woman Declared Dead of Poison Restored to Life

1830s ยท 1836
Ohio or Missouri
Benjamin Brown, unnamed woman, priesthood holders

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A woman was declared dead from having taken poison. All hope seemed lost. However, through prayer, faith, and possibly the administration of the priesthood, she was miraculously healed and restored to life. Benjamin Brown witnessed this remarkable resurrection from what appeared to be certain death, confirming to him the power of God to overcome even the grave.

Sources & References

Benjamin Brown, Autobiography (1794-1853) in Testimonies For The Truth (1853)

Miracles of the Restoration
A collection of faith-affirming accounts from the Restoration era to the present day.