The Peep Stone

Lucy Mack Smith describes the Urim and Thummim as having two smooth, three cornered diamonds set in silver bows.

Lucy Mack Smith (declarant, 1845) --- Martha Jane Knowlton Coray (recorder) · 0.0 yrs after events · Thirdhand+
ReferenceLucy Mack Smith, History, 1844–1845, [7]–[8], bk. 5, The Joseph Smith Papers website, accessed January 3, 2023
Date of Account1845
Date of Events1828–1829
Retrospective Distance0.0 yrs after events
Hearsay TierThirdhand+ — Tagged 'Scribed Verbatim Direct Late'
Point of Viewtodo
StatusUnreviewed
Source TypeManuscript
AudienceN/A

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Joseph saw this and followed me Mother said he do not be uneasy all is right see here Said he I have got the key I knew not what he meant but took the article in my hands and upon after examing it <​*​> <​(*with no covering but a silk handkerchief)​> <​found​> that it consisted of 2 smooth <​3 cornered diamonds set in glass and the glass was set in silver bows​ stones con[n]ected with each other in the same way that old fashioned spectacles are made

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