No. He translated them from ancient golden plates containing the records of the ancient people of America who were faithful in Christ.
The translation is said to have been done through use of the Urim and Thummim, a device described in the Old Testament. It involved some sort of breastplate and two 'seer stones', but no hat.
Brigham Young's last words were "Joseph, Joseph, Joseph" presumably about the Prophet Joseph Smith, Jr.
There are a couple words which can be used to mean follow secretly. Those words include shadow and the word stalk.
I know only names: Joseph, Stephen. But there is 'ph' combination.Are such words really exist?
No, he did not have a secret identity. Code words were used during World War 2 by the army to refer to him secretly, but that is not really a secret identity.
To mark a line below, as words; to underscore., To influence secretly.
To mark a line below, as words; to underscore., To influence secretly.
Secretly, stealthily, and clandestinely are words. Those mean surreptitiously.
-blacksmith-goldsmith-gunsmith-locksmith-silversmith-tinsmith;;are all compound words ending in -smith
Joseph Franklin Rutherford has written: 'Key words'
Kenneth L. Smith has written: 'How the words rhymed'
their are no following words
The words of the innkeeper or whoever Joseph and Mary asked for lodging are not recorded in the bible.