Joseph Smith—Matthew 1:6 · Matthew 24:5
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The deceivers-in-my-name saying, near-verbatim; JS—M punctuates 'I am Christ' with dashes where Matthew uses commas — a punctuation variant, no substantive difference. The preceding command is word-for-word identical: 'Take heed that no man deceive you' (JS—M 1:5 / Matthew 24:4). Reported as textual fact; origin out of scope. asserted_by wiki.