I never looked at it that way. So, you think if Hagar would have respected Sarai, they would have stayed together? I think I could go along with that. Thanks for the thought. or a fallen prophet, yes, why not? Is it impossible? I don't think so. All throughout the D&C we read about warnings given to Joseph to be careful not to fall. DC 3:4 "For although a man may have many arevelations, and have power to do many mighty works, yet if he boasts in his own strength, and sets at naught the counsels of God, and follows after the dictates of his own will and carnal desires, he must fall and incur the vengeance of a just God upon him."Section 132, the celestial marriage section, says "and in none of these things did he [king David] sin against me save in the case of Uriah and his wife; and, therefore he hath fallen from his exaltation"(v.39) If David could fall by taking another mans wife, why not Joseph also? A little further down, verse 55 is counsel directed to Emma "if she will not abide this commandment she shall be destroyed, saith the Lord; for I am the Lord thy God, and will destroy her if she abide not in my law." Thats pretty harsh. I wouldn't like to hear that in a revelation myself... Let's see what history teaches us. The one who was destroyed wasn't Emma, but Joseph - within just a year after officially introducing polygamy. As I understand Emma never agreed with the practice at all and stayed behind when B.Y. and others left Nauvoo. According to the Lords prophesy, she should have been the one destroyed. Now its up to you to decide, whether or not this revelation came from the Lord.