Vogel's new video part 2 on priesthood

[_Dan Vogel]

Friends: I have posted part 2 of my recent video on Mormon priesthood restoration.

In this video, I discuss (1) Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery’s attempt to link their alleged angelic ordinations to ancient prophecy in September and October 1835 in Kirtland, Ohio; (2) Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery’s claimed reception of additional priesthood keys from Moses, Elias, and Elijah during the Kirtland Temple dedication in April 1836; (3) Joseph Smith’s incorporation of the angelic ordination stories into his official history, begun in April 1838 in Missouri; (4) The possible date for the alleged visit of Peter, James, and John; (5) Joseph Smith’s attempt to support his new teachings on the spirit and power of Elias being connected to the Aaronic Priesthood by claiming he learned it from John the Baptist in May 1829; and (6) the recent attempt by Mormon apologists to explain Joseph Smith’s delay in revealing angel ordination stories.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3FIIZJpeDI

[_LDS truthseeker]

I really enjoyed part 1 Dan. I look forward to seeing part 2. Thanks for making them.

[_dblagent007]

I watched part of part 2 last night and it was very good. Thanks Dan.

[_Dan Vogel]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[_Res Ipsa]

Hi Dan. I'm not much of a you tuber. Is there an online transcript for both parts posted somewhere?

[_Fence Sitter]

Hi Dan. I'm not much of a you tuber. Is there an online transcript for both parts posted somewhere?

Brad I assume it will be the same as part one, which means no transcript. There was some discussion regarding a transcript for part one here.

http://mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=27927&start=21

[_Res Ipsa]

Thanks, Fence Sitter. I completely forgot that the question had been asked and answered.

Dan: would you have any objection to someone who isn't named Dan transcribing the videos? I've posted on another board where there are hearing impaired folks, and there is a volunteer crew that transcribes podcasts and videos posted on in the forum. It might be more accessible for folks whose first language isn't English.