Frederick G. Williams

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Accounts naming Frederick G. Williams appear first, followed by stories Frederick G. Williams shared with the archive as a contributor.

The LDS Witness archive holds 18 documented accounts involving Frederick G. Williams — including Translation / Scriptures, Holy Ghost / Guidance and Direction, Prophecies, spanning the 1830s through the 1840s, in United States — each one a documented experience of divine power.

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Curated by Frederick G. Williams (18)

Stories Frederick G. Williams shared with the archive as a contributor. They remain part of the site but are not accounts of this person’s own witness.

The Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible — By the Spirit of Revelation, He Restores Lost Plain and Precious Truths (1830–1833)

Joseph Smith Receives Divine Direction Concerning Frederick G. Williams’s Journey to New York(1833)

Joseph Smith Receives and Sees Fulfilled a Revelation Concerning Samuel Smith’s Wife’s Childbirth(1833)

Many Brethren See a Heavenly Vision of the Saviour and Angels(1833)

The Gift of Tongues and a Prophecy of the Lamanites Embracing the Gospel — F. G. Williams' Kirtland Letter (1833)

The Savior and Concourses of Angels Seen in Vision After the Ordination of the First Presidency (Kirtland, March 1833)

Frederick G. Williams, Moved by the Holy Ghost, Washes Joseph Smith's Feet in Token of Unto-Death Loyalty (Kirtland, 1833)

The Elders Speak in Tongues at the January 1833 Kirtland Conference — the Gift Returns After Long Absence

Frederick G. Williams Sees the Kirtland Temple in Vision Before It Was Built(1833)

Joseph Smith and Associates Petition God for Protection and Success in Legal Battles(1834)

Joseph Smith's Prayer for the Protection of the United Order(1834)

The Miraculous Unity and Worship at Jacksonville(1834)

Joseph Smith’s Prophecy and the Cholera Scourge at Fishing River and Rush Creek, Zion’s Camp (1834)

Miraculous Storm at Fishing River (Zion's Camp, June 19, 1834)

Vision of Zelph the White Lamanite (Zion's Camp, June 3, 1834)

Joseph Smith, Sidney Rigdon, and Frederick G. Williams Experience the Power of the Holy Ghost and Gift of Tongues(1836)

Frederick G. Williams Sees a Holy Angel during Temple Dedication(1836)

Joseph Smith and family's preservation from carriage accident(1842)