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• Book of Mormon
  The '''Book of Mormon''' is a [[religion|religious]] text considered to be sacred scripture by se The Book of Mormon was first published in 1830 by [[Joseph Smith, Jr.]] who claimed that it wa
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• Book of Mormon/Definition
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• Book of Mormon/Bibliography
  ...ion to date of the Spalding-Rigdon hypothesis concerning the origin of the Book of Mormon from the advocates of this theory. ISBN 0-7586-0527-7 ...mon'''. A collection of scholarly essays on various aspects related to the Book of Mormon, including examinations of historical criticism, automaticity, the identifi
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• Book of Mormon/Related Articles
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• Book of Mormon
  The '''Book of Mormon''' is a [[religion|religious]] text considered to be sacred scripture by se The Book of Mormon was first published in 1830 by [[Joseph Smith, Jr.]] who claimed that it wa
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• Mormon
  ...'' Palmyra, New York, 1830.</ref>. He is credited as the author of ''The Book of Mormon,'' a scripture of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]].
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• Book of Mormon/Bibliography
  ...ion to date of the Spalding-Rigdon hypothesis concerning the origin of the Book of Mormon from the advocates of this theory. ISBN 0-7586-0527-7 ...mon'''. A collection of scholarly essays on various aspects related to the Book of Mormon, including examinations of historical criticism, automaticity, the identifi
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• David Whitmer/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>(1805-1888): One of the witnesses to the [[Book of Mormon]] and an original member of the [[Mormon]] Church.
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• David Whitmer
  ...he ''Mormon'' Church, traces its origin) and one of the witnesses to the [[Book of Mormon]]. ...t'', in which he reaffirmed his original testimony and his belief that the Book of Mormon was the word of [[God]], but asserted that the Church which had been establ
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• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints/Related Articles
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• David Whitmer/Related Articles
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• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
  ...angel named Moroni on September 21, 1823. Moroni, the last author in the [[Book of Mormon]], informed Smith that there was a record of an ancient American civilizati ...Emma, transcribed the words as Smith spoke them. The first edition of the Book of Mormon was published in March 1830, directly preceding the formal organization of
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• Apostle
  ===Twelve Disciples/Apostles of Christ in the [[Book of Mormon]]=== According to the [[Book of Mormon]], shortly after his [[resurrection]], Jesus visited a group of people livi
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• Hebrew Bible
  ...is the [[Book of Mormon]]. The scripture of the [[Latter Day Saints]], the Book of Mormon shares much in common with the Hebrew Bible with the genre of literature, r
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• Joseph Smith, Jr.
  ...rist (Latter Day Saints)|Church of Christ]] and the publication of the ''[[Book of Mormon]]'' and other new scriptures in addition to the [[Bible]]. As a leader of h ...loc=title page}}. Translation was completed around July 1, 1829, and the ''Book of Mormon'' was published in Palmyra on March 26, 1830 with the financial assistance
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• Glenn Beck
  ...ormon, is that it's a vast tract on social justice. It's ubiquitous in the Book of Mormon to have the prophetic figures, much like in the Hebrew Bible, calling out t
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