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Hi, I saw that you reverted my edit at Joseph Smith. This issue is actually discussed on the talk page at Talk:Joseph_Smith#First_Vision(s). Smith never said that he saw "the Father and the Son", so the text you reverted to is inaccurate. He said he saw "two personages" in some accounts, who Mormons interpret to be the Father and Son. This has been discussed at great length in the talk page archives and debated for months and months, and the consensus has been to not say Father and Son. ~Adjwilley (talk) 01:32, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

• Oh, Ok. Thanks for letting me know. I do think, however, that the Father and the Son are implied, because he says that one personage said, pointing to the other, "This is my beloved son...Hear him!" This language is usually used by the God the Father when referring to the Son.Jordan Latimer (talk) 03:20, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

True, it is certainly implied...however the beloved son bit doesn't show up in all the accounts...in the earliest recorded account Smith only mentions a single personage. Anyway, do you mind if I revert back to the non-Father-and-Son version for now? ~Adjwilley (talk) 07:56, 17 March 2015 (UTC)

• • • Yes, by all means. I agree, only the final version mentions this saying. But isn't that what the article was referring to? It said something like, "years later" Joseph would remember seeing the "Father and the Son"? I don't know. Maybe I was mistaken. Anyway, thanks for being civil and letting me know about the history of the debate over that article.

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