Younger Apostles Outrank Elders: Church History
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In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, seniority among apostles is typically determined by age or date of ordination. However, there have been three instances where a younger apostle was ranked senior to an older one, all occurring in 1838, 1906, 1934, and 2015. These exceptions show how ordination order maintains order in church leadership, even when ages challenge traditional rankings.
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