Third, as with her grandfather, her uncle Joseph Smith III, her father, and other relatives in the Latter Day Saint movement, Kennedy produced a number of writings, revelations and prophecies which circulated among church membership.
I have foretold some things and they have come to pass...It sounds rather boasting but I was told in prophecies I would do this work, as a portion of the mantle of my father had fallen on me and I must to comfort God's people.
[4]Two of Emma Smith Kennedy's earlier "inspired writings"[5][6] are contained in the book Infallible Proofs, first published circa 1931.
[7] Also published in that book is a revelation produced by her father in 1900[8] which helps illustrate complicated dynamics involved among different Latter Day Saint factions in Independence Missouri in the early 20th century.
Later revelations produced by Mrs. Kennedy are more specific than those examples, a prophecy entitled "Given Through The Spirit to Emma Smith Kennedy February 25, 1944" reads: Oh My child do not doubt what thou hast received, for in a few days as man numbers them, thou shalt know the Red Army has entered Germany through Poland, yet at this time Poland is longing to be at peace, but weakened through Germany's treatment—a great fear is there.