Chief Midegah - Thousands of Scrolls 

Thank you for sharing this

The BoM says humans were created from corn? Um, okay....

Should probably read the Book of Mormon before making claims of what you think it says, definitely doesn’t say we’re made from corn lololol

​@@3thingsfishing427what??? 🤔🤣

⁠😂 You might need to read the book first and then you can stop making stuff up.

I love that about your friend!

Yes, gave me chills all over my body; up and down my spine. This man speaks truth

I think he's taking everyone for a ride and enjoying it and you are all taking it in hook line and sinker. .

Thanks for sharing this!!!! It's amazing!!!!

Thank you so much for sharing. God bless you

Wow!! I'm learning so much. Thank you for sharing!

Woow thanks for sharing this knowledge!!!

That’s good knowledge to have. Thank you so much for sharing

Us Polynesians, in our beliefs we came from the East, land of the Rising Sun. Our songs say we are the people of the Sun (Ra).

So true!!!

I’m never truly speechless, but this man made my mouth drop 😮 and I couldn’t utter a word for every word he is saying resonates with me

I don't

Amen ! I feel so ex ited by thus yet sad at the same time as to what God did to these people. Im so excited to seeing this chief speak uo, speak put. Thos strengthens my testimony. Eow i woukd love to hear him speak at church!! I would love to see him and president nelson meet and talk!

We are dealing with liars and theives!

@@celindahearld1328 I do hope so too.

@@celindahearld1328 We will always have them. For me it just testifies the truth move powerfully.

@@celindahearld1328 who exactly are you referring to, the "church"?

Amen. Isaiah teaches us these things as well.

Helaman 12 14 Yea, if he say unto the earth-Thou shalt go back, that it lengthen out the day for many hours-it is done; 15 And thus, according to his word the earth goeth back, and it appeareth unto man that the sun standeth still; yea, and behold, this is so; for surely it is the earth that moveth and not the sun.

Isaiah 30 26 Moreover the light of the moon shall be as the light of the sun, and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold, as the light of seven days, in the day that the Lord bindeth up the breach of his people, and healeth the stroke of their wound.

I left last year❤! And yes, the book of mormon is true and Joseph was a true servant. Brigham, however, was NOT

@@Kristy_not_Kristine Brigham Young was very much a prophet of God. Anyone who says otherwise is following a pseudo historical narrative.

​​​@@dylanwilliams2202do your own research. Rob Fatheringham has some excellent videos on this as well Hemlock Knots. There are serious reasons to doubt that He was, including that His teachings have been almost entirely discarded by the LDS church and his general conference talks and other statements are for the most parts ignored except for acceptable, more palatable quotes. The church has massively sanitized our history, and continues to support and protect the practice of Polygamy including dedicating entire conferences and websites to defending it. If you read through Jacob 2, and the other stories used to support it such as Abraham, Jacob, David, and Soloman, they do not support the narrative pushed by D&C 132. They in fact clash so hard that it becomes clear something is amiss. Read D&C 132 and really consider what it is saying. It would become clear from a deep dive into the history surrounding it that many of the Churchs claims regarding Joseph's Smith Polygamy are demonstrably false. It should also be known that Brigham and others who practiced Polygamy did not follow D&C 132, but in fact brushed it aside in actual use. Brigham and other apostles were taking wives while Joseph Smith made strong statements against Polygamy and Spiritual Wifery and they were doing it before that revelation even came. Those statements that Joseph made were put in force and people were excommunicated, including John C Bennet who had been part of the Q15 at the time as well as others. The narrative of "He was lying for the Lord" is directly contradicted by our examples of true prophets in the scriptures who are willing to die and be imprisoned, rather than to bury the truth and seek to hide it in secret. We also know that He was willing to follow the Lord and proclaim publicly the word of God even when it was unpopular. This directly contradicts His character. Many of the church's sources have issues with validity because most are second hand and third hand and onward, the first hand accounts of which there are next to none that were contemporary, as well as all other accounts have conflicts of interests and historical dating issues. One of the biggest ones is thst they were married at the time, or married shortly thereafter to prominent church leaders. They then also faced the threat of losing everything and being ostracized if they did not go along with the narrative.They also replaced the original D&C 101 which condemned polygamy, spiritual Wifery, and all other practices related to them with D&C 132 which came much later after Joseph had died and which also has issues with validity due to aforementioned conflicts of interest, historical inconsistencies and falsehoods, and is doctrinally inconsistent with what they were actually doing and doctrinally unsound when compared with all of the Book of Mormon and Bible. There is no good case in either book for polygamy, and is in fact condemned and shown how bad it becomes. There is a good article on this from Ancient Insights titled "Scripture forbids Polygamy". If you consider the context of those relationships, it becomes that God is not endorsing it, but is showing us why it is so bad. Jacobs example is one of great strife between His wives into who can have more children, even bringing their handmaid's into the mix to one up each other and be the favored one. We find similar stories with David, as well where we can see where it eventually leads, because there is no way to truly satisfy that lust. It just consumes and is never filled, because it is going about it the wrong way. One woman is more than enough, and is the only way a husband and wife can share all of themselves with each other, because they are not having another woman to add into the mix. That means if there was that the man is now divided between 2 people to whom he is supposed to truly become one with a d share all of himself. There is a fundamental problem as you can see! In regards to population Whitney Horning goes over this in her book "Joseph Smith Revealed" using the Utah Census from the time of the early church. Polygamous societies have less children than monogamous ones because of the aforementioned reasons as well because a married couple that is monogamous are much more likely to have more regular sex and have more children for one woman as well as have a better chance at good family relatuonships. Brigham Young for having so many wives and children, only had a little bit over 1 child per woman. He was sealed to 50 women and had only 56 children. Whereas it was not uncommon for those in a normal monogamous marriage at that time to have 8+ children in a family from only one woman. I was a die-hard fundamentalist at one point and dove deep into the talks, quotes, etc from the church leaders at the time. I truly believed D&C 132 was the word of God and that the church was under condemnation for not practicing it and that we were waiting for it to come back! I do not believe that anymore and have since then learned otherwise. It took me a year and a half to fully come around after doing a bunch of my own research and seriously studying it out with prayer, and faith in Christ, letting Him lead my study. He is the one that has anchored me in my greatest trial and He continues to do so. He is the only sure anchor, and the only one that will hold us steady in the worst and best of times. I would urge you to do the same and let Him guide and lead in this quest for the truth wherever it leads! He will be there for you, and will hold you safe in His hands as you trust and rely on Him. It requires much more than just a casual relationship with Him, but instead you have to come to truly know Him for yourself through personal interaction. The Lectures on Faith make it clear it is hard to truly have true faith in God unless you actually have a proper knowledge of Him, His attributes, perfections, and character. This can only come through a deep serious study of the scriptures and through yearning to truly know Him, and by interacting with Him. You have to be willing to give your all to Him! I hope this helps you understand why someone might believe what you called a "pseudo historical narrative" and why it might in fact have some serious basis in fact. Sincerely, Your brother in Christ, JS

Come back, Dear Sister. There is a living prophet. Are the perfect? No, no one is except the Creator. But God does have a living oracle that will lead us to safety in these the most unsafe times in history. God bless.

Ward Radio is to irreverent to these type of truths. Look how childish they act towards Meldrum and Neville.

I like Ward radio but they can't do anything serious

Ward radio would be interrupting constantly, in order to tell a ridiculous joke. Although, I heard ward radio talking about these videos and they were interested, not dismissive.

I could listen to him every day forever!!!

If you listen carefully Cardon who served a mission South America has doubled down on his desire for the people of his mission to be the lamenite remnant. If you listen closely he wants a very “pop culture “ materialistic big ruins big money explanation so he is pretty dismissive of the highway in the Ohio valley and the wood walls covered in cement (adobe) of the Ohio Valley. The Chief is talking about written language and Hebrew roots the evidence that Joseph Smith knew what he was talking about and where he was and who he was sending missionaries to. It’s just not exciting to vacation in the Midwest versus a jungle adventure

And I hope that as the future unfolds, the blessings will be to all in retelling (compared to how the temple only allows if you pay tithing etc...some things are not correct in the church)

@@MommaCrissa maybe for a time it is necessary to make sure we don’t fall into materialism and the worship of money. My people gave all they have for their sacred buildings. They gave land, materials, craftsmanship, food for builders and more. We understand the spiritual meaning of tithing.

@@guineverec123 The temples we have now we're not used as they are now. They were to be used to preach the word of God to all who came. Read Isaiah 28 and Isaiah 44. When the tribes bring back the true nature of a temple (that you may know). People will really not know what to do (run to and fro?). The time is now to know the gospel of Jesus Christ by reading the Book of Mormon very deeply.

@@MommaCrissaeverything in the church is right and true.

@@MommaCrissawe truly know the true nature of temples . Study the 24 temples to be set upon the new Jerusalem in Missouri . They all have a different function . Some will even be schools . Go study it. All do not need temple recommends the main temple will. They all look like the Kirt land temple .

Who is that? Certainly not that imposter, Russ Nelson.

@@joshuaconnelly2415 I just prayed for you---

@@ChildofGod-xp5tf RN needs someone to seriously drill him about his membership and envolvement in Skull and Bones and Owl and Key and what lifelong covenants he made with those organizations.

@@joshuaconnelly2415So if he is an imposter, who is the real prophet? He is a man and therefore he is not perfect. None of the prophets have been.

Amen

Great comment

Is he a member of the church ? Do you know ?I think he says he is a member ?

@@lindamartinez7006 Yes, he is a member.

@@lindamartinez7006 Yes he's a member.

I don't think it was JUST one or the other. It was very probably both, and more that we don't really know about yet.

Exactly . It is the whole American continent .

Exactly!

Sadly, breaking the covenant made on the land causes consequences we don't want,... just like what's coming for us.

That was on purpose. The U.S. government knew from the get go that the Native Americans were highly intelligent. I read a book from the 1850's that talks about how many of the mounds were destroyed and artifacts. This helped to erase truth. It was easier for them to tell the settlers that the natives were savages which supposedly justified their awful treatment.

@@sarahpeacock9686 but it doesn't really matter does it? If we aren't doing what we've covenanted to do, there is no protection from God. So we can only blame ourselves.

There is absolutely no evidence of any written language among any North American natives prior to the arrival of the Europeans.

@ncj687 not even worth responding to.

really?! thats so interesting! 🤍

Coming Soon. Probably one or two weeks from now.

Yes!

@bookofmormonheartland , Chief, I hope you realize how monumental your position is. Since Joseph Smith no one has revealed Scriptures, ancient or modern. You are presiding over a treasure trove of Sacred Writ which, if I understand correctly, was withheld from the world because the world mistreated and discounted its sacred custodians. *Please,* *please* share even one scroll. Please publish it, original text and your inspired translation, and let the world be blessed with the Holy Word.

That is not how it works. We send missionaries, if people want to join the church they do. If they need help, as faithful members they receive it. The church reaches out in charity to the tune of 1.3 billion a year to all people, native tribes included.

@@Luvtallhorses sorry, that's how it works in my world. See a need, fill a need. Not through any bureaucracy. Cheers🇦🇺

@@Luvtallhorses I just reread your post, ... if only 'faithful' members receive assistance, what about the others? Years ago, I met a needy guy on the street on my way to church and gave him my tithing. The Bishop tore strips of me for doing this. How dreadful of me! He said I had to pay only the church but ironically, all the tithing from Australia went to the US then. So what about the poor guy in the street in Australia?

I agree here. I would like nothing more than more truth and records to come forth to confound the wise and help kings and others consider- Isaiah 52:15 15 So shall he sprinkle many nations; the kings shall shut their mouths at him: for that which had not been told them shall they see; and that which they had not heard shall they consider.

All three branches in the US federal gov are fighting corruption today. Seems like all governments of this world are fighting corruption.

I'd love to go to that conference! But I can't!

@@franciegwin I have, for the most part, considered the Heartlanders to be well intentioned but incorrect in their assertions, since the evidence they've presented rarely passed muster. Much of their most provocative claims have been those surrounding Jewish or Latter-Day Saint-like beliefs and customs among the Anishinaabe peoples. Much of it had the quality of heresay, since no First Nations people would corroborate the claims and present evidence. Chief Midegah is forcing me to reconsider, and the fact that there is a whole writing system that seems to have been hidden this entire time, is changing my mind. If he can present well curated and cogent evidence, as well as rally the support of other Elders, Chiefs and Medicine Givers, then he could settle this once and for all simply by the weight of testimony. The most evocative of his assertions essentially reverts our conceptions back to the so-called "hemispheric" model, by his claim that "his people" consist of the entirety of the Americas. While the Book of Mormon itself may have had a limited geography for its recorded events, it may also have been the case that the people of the Book of Mormon really did inhabit the entirety of at least North America. I need to hear more, and I hope this doesn't just disappear, like similar things have in the past. I hope he can gain support and rally evidence and translations of those scrolls. If the Anishinaabe people have a recorded history, whether it confirms the Book of Mormon or not, it needs to be told.

Not true. Just cuz you saw it on RU-vid doesn’t make it real

@@Adam-ww8ei I saw this long ago before it was on RU-vid. This was first shown by mainstream Christians.

@@Adam-ww8ei just cuz you said it ain't true don't mean it ain't.

@@kz6fittycent well it’s not… but it’s fun to think it is right?

@@elderinisrael I’m sure 😂. They do have sort of a vested interest in proving such things. What do the Chinese say about it? And where did you see this?

One guy on our team, Lance Morris plans to teach about it at the conference.