It will be for me a matter of further research to confirm the accuracy of your remarks. It may be that my sources were slightly off in places. I have made some corrections in line with what you have stated and what I have found on some mormon sites. I wonder if others of a mormon background would like to add their comments?

As for the burning in the bosom being Scriptural: it is very common for people to have emotions and sensations of various kinds in the context of their religious experiences. As a Christian I have such experiences almost daily, but that in itself does not authenticate what I believe. Hindus feel their gods, and muslim sufis also have mystical experiences.

Nowhere in the Bible do we see people being told by God or his prophets - "you will know the truth of what is said here by a special feeling you will have if you pray for it". In this sense, the whole idea is unbiblical. The men on the Emmaus road were not told by Jesus to check out whether their hearts burned within them.