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== Outline and brief summary ==
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== Detailed discussion ==
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=== Verse 16 ===
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* ''Idolatry.''  Idolatry seems only to be mentioned one other time in the Doctrine and Covenants ([[D&C 52:39]]), although it is a prominent theme of earlier prophets (see the [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/bd/i/2 Bible Dictionary] and [http://scriptures.lds.org/en/tg/i/3 Topical Guide] entries).  One reason the otherwise infrequent reference to idolatry may be given here is that in the subsequent verses Joseph's call as a prophet is given and explained.  Idolatry then serves as a rhetorical device linking Joseph's prophetic calling to the common theme of idolatry spoken against by many former prophets.  Related themes, such as worldliness, riches, vanity, pride, etc. are discussed at length in the Doctrine and Covenants, but in terms other than idolatry per se, thus making the occurrence here notable.
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== Questions for further thought and study ==
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== Footnotes ==
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|[[Doctrine & Covenants]] > [[D&C 1 |Section 1]] > Verses 11-16 ||              || [[D&C 1:1-10 |Previous: Verses 1-10]] ||        || [[D&C 1:17-23 |Next: Verses 17-23]]
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