A hundred and sixty seven years ago today the Prophet Joseph Smith had a dream. The dream happened four days before he and Hyrum were murdered by the mob, and it was his last prophetic dream.

Joseph shared his dream with W. W. Phelps a couple days before he was martyred. It took Brother Phelps until 1862, eighteen years after Joseph’s murder, to publish the account. He titled the Prophet’s dream as, “Joseph Smith’s Last Dream.”

Few members are familiar with this story. Thankfully, Seth Adam Smith, a talented video artist, spent the last eight months working on a video that adequately shows this dream. Below you can watch his work of art.

I just found this in case you don’t have a good internet connection to watch or listen to General Conference at home. You may be able to watch all sessions (except Priesthood) on your local cable or dish. Many local cable and radio stations make the conference available, bringing conference right to subscribers’ homes. You just need to visit www.bonneville.info for a quick way to scan to see if you can watch conference in your area (works only for United States and Canada).

The below video won first place at The Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival. It is only about a minute long, but in those short moments you will see why it won first place. The style of video is very similar to how the Church does its media—brief and beautiful.

A while ago, my wife emailed me some of the images below. It sat in my inbox because I wanted to add it to LDSFriends, but haven’t had much time. Finally, I sat down today and started working on this post. I added the frames and wording to each image, but then I couldn’t stop. I went out and found additional pictures. In the end, I really spent way to much time creating this post, but I think you will find my efforts worth while. Special thanks to my beautiful wife and daughter for teaching me many of these words, but I thank my tender Heavenly Father for not teaching me all of these words just yet!