Healing / Medical Reversal & Remission
Healing of Joseph Bates Noble from Cholera
1830s · 1834
Rush Creek, Missouri
Joseph Bates Noble, Joseph Smith, Sylvester Smith, Lyman Johnson, Luke Johnson, Zebedee Coltrin, Arubable Snow
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Zion's Camp Participant Research
During the cholera epidemic that struck Zion's Camp, Joseph Bates Noble was afflicted. He recorded that through the faith of his brethren, including Sylvester Smith, he was able to rise and dress himself. Noble noted that Joseph Smith and others strove with their might to rebuke the destroyer until the Lord commanded it to leave. Following this recovery, Noble traveled back to Ohio in a group that included Sylvester Smith, Lyman Johnson, Luke Johnson, Zebedee Coltrin, and others.
Sources & References
Autobiography of Joseph Bates Noble, https://josephsmithsermons.org/Early-Saints/JBNoble.html (research confidence: high)
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