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The Priesthood

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The 1978 revelation that was received allowing Blacks to receive the Priesthood once again. Brother Joseph Freeman was the first Black to receive the Priesthood after the revelation was ratified and announced. Up until that time, no Black male had received the Priesthood since 1935.

Added By:KeithLBrown
Category:Church Leaders
Added On: 05/10/2008 21:44:17
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From: KeithLBrown
08/10/2008 19:07:44

Yes, this revelation did grant the Priesthood to all worthy males regardless of race. The emphasis is placed on the Black brethren because they in particular had been denied the Priesthood for a time regardless of their worthiness.


 



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Didn't this revelation allow all peoples to recieve the priesthood? I don't think it was exactly said for blacks only?



From: Brenton
08/10/2008 05:21:27

Didn't this revelation allow all peoples to recieve the priesthood? I don't think it was exactly said for blacks only?



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