The "King Follett Discourse" is a famous sermon delivered by Joseph Smith, the founder of the Latter-day Saint movement, on
March 7, 1844. It was given in Nauvoo, Illinois, and is considered one of the most significant theological pronouncements of Smith's ministry.
It's important to note that the term "King Follett Discourse" itself is not found in any of the official records of the time. It was coined later, likely in the 1870s, as a way to refer to the sermon because it was given in the home of a man named King Follett.
