Joseph Smith Prophesies Missouri's Judgment — Fulfilled in Civil War (c. 1841)

“When he had just fairly started to set forth the crime that the defendant was arraigned for, he suddenly left the law and declared the word of God with regard to the state of Missouri and its inhabitants. He said that the Lord had spoken to him and said that the state of Missouri should be cursed, and that the inhabitants thereof should be cursed, and that they should be driven from their homes and their lands, and that they should be destroyed, and that they should be wasted away, and that they should be cut off from the face of the earth. A portion of the words of the prophecy I will quote verbatim: 'She shall drink out of the same cup, the same bitter dregs we have drunk, poured out, out, out! And that by the hand of an enemy—a race meaner than themselves.' He said he did not know where the meaner race was coming from, but as sure as God ever spoke by me that shall come to pass. I lived to see that prophecy literally fulfilled in the Rebellion, when every family in that part of the state that the Saints used to occupy was killed or compelled to leave their homes by the Bushwackers or Guerrillas under Quantrell—a generation of vipers raised mostly after that prophecy was uttered. I saw the Prophet when he uttered these words; his face shone as if there was a light within him and his flesh was translucent.”

— Oliver B. Huntington, 'Words and Incidents of the Prophet Joseph's Life,' Young Woman's Journal 2, no. 3 (December 1890): 124–25